What You’ll Discover in Michele R. Bessler Vision Therapy The Impact of Vision Problems on Development, Learning, Behavior and the Rehabilitation Process
- Faculty:
- Michele R. Bessler
- Duration:
- 5 Hours 43 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- Dec 09, 2019
Description
The Visual system plays an important role in the development of Academic skills include: reading, writing and mathematics. and This is a prerequisite for higher-level cognitive abilities.
Delays the development of Different visual functions can have a profound impact on a child’s ability to reach their academic potential, and Results in attentional, emotional, and cognitive stimulation and Undiagnosed behavioral problems can lead to serious consequences. and untreated.
Also, acquired vision disorders are very common in the Population of Patients who have suffered closed head trauma. The impact of unresolved vision impairments can be significant on Assist them in their rehabilitation. the Visual system problems often affect balance and movement. and thinking.
What will you learn? the Types of Many people suffer from developmental vision problems. the school-Aged child as well as the Acquired vision impairments that can occur in the TBI population. Signs will be provided. and Symptoms of Easy vision problems can also be caused by vision problems-To-Screening strategies should be implemented. The discussion will include how lenses, prisms, and other treatment options can be used. and These deficits can be resolved by vision therapy services.
Additionally, case studies demonstrating the It is important of Multidisciplinary approach to helping children with learning difficulties and Participants will include adults who have suffered trauma. Hands-on Demonstrations make it possible to synthesize the Impact of vision disorders on the total human system and See how vision therapy can be used to help direct your efforts and Guide the visual development/rehabilitation process.
Handouts
| Manual Vision Therapy (3.95 MB) | 107 pages | Available after Purchase | |
| Instructions for ASHA Credit (SELF STUDY ONLY) – 12/09/19 (38.5KB | Available after Purchase |
Outline
Understanding Vision Development and Its relationship with learning and Behavior
- Vision It is a complex process that includes sensorimotor and perceptual components. and Cognitive functions
- Signs and Symptoms of developmental vision disorders in school-Aged children
- Commonly seen vision problems in children with developmental delays and Other special needs (autism Spectrum Disorders, AD(H),D, Cerebral Palsy, and other disabilities)
- Current research in vision development
Integration of Developmental Vision Strategies for Children
- Vision Screening techniques to detect children with undiagnosed visual disorders. Take free screening tools with you!
- Vision Development activities that you can integrate into your program
- Recommendations for optimal vision performance the Classroom
Impact of Vision Therapy In Treating Underlying Vision Deficits on the Child and the Family
Traumatic Brain Injury and Its impact on the Visual System
- What are the effects of acquired vision disorders on the Rehabilitation process and Avoid full recovery from head trauma
- Double vision, visual neglect, Post-Trauma Vision Syndrome (PTVS), dizziness
- Impact on Balance and Movement
- The Role of Prisms, specialized lenses and Vision rehabilitation therapy
Case Studies
Demonstrations of Vision Therapy Activities
Faculty
Michele R. BesslerOD, FCOVD Similar seminars and products: 1
Michele R. BesslerOD, FCOVD, is a board-certified developmental optometrist. Vision Development and Vision Therapy and Are you a Fellow? of the College of Optometrists Vision Development. As the Owner and Director of Long Island Optometric Vision Development, PLLC, Dr. Bessler Both children and adults can receive developmental vision care and adults. She has been practicing for more than 20 years and lectures extensively on Vision therapy for learning-Similar vision disorders and on the Visual effects of Head trauma and Their remediation.
She was a SUNY College assistant clinical professor of Optometry has been a profession for 12 years. the Pediatric, Vision Therapy and Learning Disability Clinics Dr. Bessler He has also been a clinic supervisor. the Vision Clinic for children with special needs the University Optometric Center, helping children struggling with a variety of conditions of developmental and Medical challenges
Dr. Bessler Are you a member? of the Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association (NORA), American Optometric Associations (AOA), NY State Optometric Associations (NYSOA), and Optometric Extension Program (OEP). She graduated with a Doctorate in Optometry. the State University of NY State College of Optometry, and You have completed residency Vision Therapy and Vision Rehabilitation SUNY College of Optometry.
Speaker Disclosures
Financial: Michele Bessler She maintains a private practice. PESI, Inc. provides a speaking honorarium.
Non-financial: Michele Bessler Has no pertinent non-financial Online Viewing or Digital Download relationship to disclosure.
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