Visual Therapy For Children With Special Needs

A life changing course to develop a child’s visual skills needed to achieve clear and comfortable vision.

What you’ll learn
How and why visual sense plays an important part in child’s growth and development
Ways to improve a child’s visual function as they relate to learning
Visual disorders and red flags
Treatment strategies
Requirements
No, as they are taught from basics
Description
Vision is such an important sense to take care of as eyes are the physical Portal through which data from the environment is collected and sent to your brain for processing. If a child’s visual skills are not adequately developed or a person fails to coordinate vision with other senses, vision problems may occur. With poor binocularity, for example one eye may locate an object in one place while the other eye locates it in another. These confusing signals may result in headaches, double vision, reduced performance in learning, discomfort, suppression and fatigue. Up to 25% of all children struggle with reading and learning problems because of undiagnosed vision conditions. Extensive research and clinical trials has shown that Visual Therapy is an effective program to improve the visual skills needed to achieve clear vision. Visual Therapy can enable your child with special needs to understand their surroundings with greater certainity and consequently improve associated behaviours such as anxiety, social skills and verbal skills. Each therapy program is fully customised to enhance and strengthen visual skills and re-train the child’s visual system to interpret visual input with increased accuracy and ease. Visual Therapy is more than just eye exercises. It improves brain eye communication and the effective operating of the child’s visual system.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 What is Visual Therapy ?

Section 2: Visual Disorders

Lecture 3 Types of Visual Disorders

Lecture 4 Red flags of vision

Section 3: Eye contact for autistic children

Lecture 5 Improving eye contact

Lecture 6 Eye exercises for healthy vision

Section 4: Visual Tests

Lecture 7 Visual acuity and visual field tests

Lecture 8 Ocular motility test

Section 5: Visual Skills

Lecture 9 Visual Perception

Lecture 10 Visual Memory

Lecture 11 Visual Spatial Skills

Lecture 12 Visual Discrimination

Lecture 13 Depth perception

Lecture 14 Visual Motor integration

Lecture 15 Visual Accomodation

Lecture 16 Visual Closure

Lecture 17 Vergence

Section 6: From my heart

Lecture 18 From my heart

Parents,Care givers,Therapists,Students,Social workers,Anyone who cares about children with special needs