Dr. Farrah Sunderji is the founder and owner of Eyedeology Optometry in Calgary, Alberta. With a passion for understanding the connection between the eyes and the brain, she has dedicated her career to helping patients achieve not only clearer vision, but also more comfortable and effective visual function in everyday life.
Dr. Sunderji earned her Doctor of Optometry degree from the New England College of Optometry in Boston, Massachusetts. She completed a clinical internship at the internationally renowned Bascom Palmer Eye Institute in Miami, Florida, followed by a residency in Pediatrics and Vision Therapy at the Southern California College of Optometry. These experiences helped shape her clinical philosophy and commitment to understanding vision beyond traditional eyesight.
Her areas of clinical interest include dry eye disease, neuro-optometry, vision therapy, binocular vision disorders, and syntonic phototherapy. She provides comprehensive assessments and individualized management for children and adults with strabismus (eye turns), amblyopia (lazy eye), double vision, concussion and traumatic brain injury-related visual difficulties, dizziness, balance concerns, and challenges with visual processing and attention.
Dr. Sunderji also has a particular interest in developmental and behavioural optometry, working with children and adults who experience difficulties with visual skills that affect reading, learning, concentration, coordination, and daily activities. Her approach recognizes that clear eyesight is only one part of vision and that how the brain receives, processes, and responds to visual information is equally important.
At Eyedeology, Dr. Sunderji takes a holistic, patient-centred, developmental, and evidence-informed approach to eye care. She believes in looking beyond individual symptoms to understand how visual function, ocular health, and overall well-being intersect. Her treatment plans are personalized, with an emphasis on patient education, collaboration with other healthcare professionals, and long-term visual health.
Areas of Special Interest
Dry Eye Disease
At Eyedeology’s Advanced Dry Eye Clinic, Dr. Farrah is passionate about helping patients achieve lasting relief from dry eye disease and restore ocular surface health using a comprehensive approach that combines advanced diagnostics with personalized treatment plans, at-home therapies, ocular nutrition, and patient education. Having experienced dry eye disease herself, Dr. Farrah understands the challenges of Calgary’s climate and is committed to finding real, lasting relief for her patients.
Neuro-Optometry, Concussion & Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation
Dr. Farrah provides comprehensive care for patients with concussion, traumatic brain injury (TBI), and other neurological conditions that affect vision. She works collaboratively with other healthcare providers to identify and treat visual dysfunction that may contribute to dizziness, headaches, double vision, balance problems, light sensitivity, and difficulty reading or concentrating. Her personalized treatment plans are designed to restore visual comfort, improve daily function, and support long-term recovery.
Vision Therapy, Binocular Vision & Neurodevelopment
Co-leading Eyedeology’s vision therapy program alongside Pia Tan, PVT, Dr. Farrah provides care for patients with strabismus (eye turns), amblyopia (lazy eye), double vision, convergence insufficiency, accommodative dysfunction, and other binocular vision disorders. She also works with children and adults experiencing visual processing, visual attention, and learning-related vision difficulties, including patients with ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, developmental delays, and other neurodevelopmental conditions where visual skills play an important role in learning and everyday function.
Advanced Neuro-Optometric Therapies
Dr. Farrah incorporates advanced neuro-optometric therapies into individualized treatment plans for patients with complex visual, neurological, and functional vision disorders. Her treatment approach may include neurofunctional prescribing, therapeutic prisms, specialized lenses, and syntonic phototherapy to support visual processing, neurological function, and overall visual comfort. She is committed to providing evidence-based, personalized care that helps patients achieve meaningful improvements in vision and quality of life.
In the News
Publications
- An Unusual Case of Myopic Shift Post Acquired Brain Injury in the Canadian Journal of Optometry.
- Calgary Child’s Magazine: Seeing Clearly Eye Exams – What you Need to Know
- Protecting a Child’s Vision for Life – It’s Worth the Effort
- Understanding Lazy Eye
- Infant Vision
- Essential Gear for Vision Safety
- What You Need to Know: Red Eyes, Allergies and Dry Eyes
- Keys to a Successful School Year
- New Spectacle Lens Designs Specifically For The Management Of Juvenile-Onset Myopia











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