He served five years as an Army optometrist during the Vietnam War at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C. In 1972 he took over a practice that was established early 1900's. Dr. Henshaw has a specialty in vision therapy and is a member of the College of Optometrists in Vision Development as well as the College of Syntonic Optometry. He has special training in vision and computers, visually related learning problems, sports vision, orthokeratology, visually related traumatic brain injury, and light therapy. He is a member of the Optometric Extension Program, a past president of the San Joaquin Optometric Society, and a twenty-five-year member of the American Optometric Association. He was active in Junior Achievement, and was chairman of the Governmental Affairs Committee for the Lodi chamber of Commerce. As a Rotarian in the Lodi-Tokay Rotary club he served as secretary and the Dial-A-Ride committee chairman and is a club designated Paul Harris Fellow. Dr. Henshaw hosted The Vision Excellence Hour - with An Eye toward Prevention on KCBC radio 770 AM for three years. Judy, Dr Henshaw’s wife is a retired real estate broker and between them are 7 adult children and 16 grandchildren. He has interest in aerobics, cooking, hiking, photography, and reading. He attends a local Christian Church and authored What Would Jesus See - a developmental optometrist’s journey through vision care with an eye on the Bible available on Amazon, Vine & branches, Innovation Church, and our office.
