Search for:

Vision, Learning, Rehabilitation, Opinion

Main menu

Home
- Vision Rehabilitation on Facebook
- Alberta Children’s Vision Advocacy
Activities
vild.info
Vision Rehabilitation
Opinion

Category: directionality

Floor Maps

by DrB • December 7, 2012 • 0 Comments

Download: Floor Maps Sample Purpose: Develop directionality and spatial computational skills. Directions: Print off the attached pdf file. The goal is to have the child progress through the same map while increasing the difficulty level (loading the activity). When the…

Directional Triangles

by DrB • November 12, 2011 • Comments Off on Directional Triangles

Directional Triangles Purpose: To distinguish between right versus left orientations of objects in space. To develop automaticity in identification of laterality. To develop visual motor integration with both dominant and non-dominant hands. Procedure: Print a copy of the worksheet: Directional…

Search:

Search for:

VisionHelp: The VisionHelp Blog

Leaping Into Technology – Part One

Originally posted on VT Works:
Ready or not – Vision Therapy by wire is here. There has been a TON of options floated in the last two days for seeing patients remotely. For ease of access, I’m going to do my best to share some of them here. Before reading on, please be aware of…

The Shape of the Sky…Repairing Strabismus and emotional healing a focus of MVTSG 2020

Strabismus, as outlined by the American Optometric Association Clinical Practice Guideline, CPG-12, is a failure of binocular vision (eye teaming) that is typically recognized as one or both eyes that turn inward (esotropia) or outward (exotropia) and/or up or down (hyper/hypotropia) that occurs in about 3% or 1 in 30 individuals worldwide. But, the impact […]

Recent Posts: Mindsight

New Grads Embrace COVD Annual Meeting

With the Annual Meeting fast approaching, some New Grads have learned about the benefits of attending. Not only do you have the opportunity to learn from experts from across the globe, but you also have the opportunity to network and ask questions of your peers and mentors. Recently, a few New Grads caught up with […]

Tour de Optometry Visits

COVD board members have been busy with Tour de Optometry visits! Jennifer Zolman, OD, FCOVD, spent a day visiting with students and faculty at Nova Southeastern College of Optometry. Students were engaged in the conversation and showed interest in the neuro side of VT, TBIs and concussions as well as sports vision. Additionally, there was […]

The Overlap Between Functional Vision Problems and ADHD

Written by Kim Jelinske of The Vision Therapy Center It’s not easy diagnosing ADHD. Just ask Ann Pieper, an ADHD coach and academic tutor specializing in ADHD. Ann is the founder of The ADHD Center of Milwaukee. She and her team provide services to the ADHD population and others in need of additional support with […]