Elements of Vision – The Chair of Vision
Brief introduction to the chair of vision, the critical elements that make up what we mostly take for granted.
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Introduction to Learning and Vision Therapy: Principles Part VIII
Neurosensory Integration and the Visual Hierarchy Introduction “It has not been easy for the helping professions to conceive of human behavior as an expression of the brain, and they are still struggling to do so… The employing of neural mechanisms to enhance motor development is now well established; the current area of major growth and…
Index
Introductory Material The world of Vision Rehab is big, very big. Still, vision is primarily ignored by the people who could and should be paying attention. It’s your time to join the fold, the knowing, those who understand vision dysfunction is real, and addressable through mostly inexpensive means. The notes provided here are an introduction…
Retained Primitive Reflexes
From “Persistence of primitive reflexes and associated motor problems in healthy preschool children” AMS-14-27750 ” – “Primitive reflexes are automatic movement patterns that commence during pregnancy and are fully present at birth in term infants. They are natural reactions that start a developmental process which releases a neural circuit for a specific function. Primitive reflexes…
Eye Movements – A Second Look
Bear in mind as you read that these metrics, like others mentioned in this series (even so basic as refractive state), are virtually never considered when children are referred for standard pediatric assessment of behaviour and learning/reading concerns.
Meet More Than The Eye
Eye movement control depends on a strong foundation of eye function, balance/vestibular function, and body sense – it follows that addressing all three will help to overcome related shortcomings in the classroom.
Holiday Toys
Holiday Toys: Have Fun and Build Vision We all grow following the same path, beginning from when sperm meets egg, through gestation, birth, and beyond. As we grow, we learn, without even trying. It’s a natural and spontaneous process that defines us as intelligent beings (not the only ones on the planet, but ranking…
Eye Movement Control – Awareness
PURPOSE: The purpose of these activities is to help the patient develop understanding of how the eyes move, the ability to control these movements in a coordinated and effortless manner, and the ability to visually anticipate movement or change. Precise and predictable eye movements direct the purposeful movement of the body. In all eye movement control…