Functional interaction of the visual and motor systems in rehabilitation / presented by: Raquel M. Benabib, M.S., COVT; Christine A. Nelson, OTR, Ph.D., FAOTA.

Other author Benabib, Raquel M., speaker.
Other author Nelson, Christine A., OTR, Ph.D., FAOTA, speaker.
Format Video (Streaming)
Publication InfoFairacres, NM : Clinician's View, 1999.
Description1 online resource (661 min.).
Supplemental ContentPart 1 & 2
Supplemental ContentPart 11
Supplemental ContentPart 3 & 4
Supplemental ContentPart 5 & 6
Supplemental ContentPart 7 & 8
Supplemental ContentPart 9 & 10
Subjects
Eye-hand coordination.
Motor ability.
Rehabilitation.
Vision disorders.
Vision.
Visual training.

SeriesRehabilitation therapy in video
Contents Part 1 & 2: Introduction -- Developmental Characteristics of Visually Motivated Behavior -- The Visual Process to Use Sight -- Anatomical Review -- Development of Basic Visual Skills -- Developmental Interference in Visual-Motor Integration.
Contents Part 11: Categories of Functional Vision Efficiency (III & IV) -- Introduction to Strabismus -- Questions.
Contents Part 3 & 4: Developmental Interference in Visual-Motor Integration -- Relationships Between the Postural & Vision Systems -- Functional Vision Skills and Concepts -- The Visual-Vestibular-Cervical Triad -- Aspects of the Development of Postural Control.
Contents Part 5 & 6: Aspects of the Development of Postural Control -- Behavioral Characteristics of Children with Visual Dysfunction -- Aspects of Acuity and Lens Correction -- Optometrical Findings.
Contents Part 7 & 8: Functional Vision Screening -- Binocular Skills for Vision and Movement -- The Concept of Functional Vision Categories -- Introduction to Functional Vision Training.
Contents Part 9 & 10: Introduction to Functional Vision -- Categories of Functional Vision Efficiency ( I & II) -- Vision Training Activities -- The Use of Prism lenses.
Abstract This seminar provides the elements of understanding, screening and intervention for implementing functional vision needs into your total therapy approach. Topics include: Developmental Characteristics of Visually Motivated Behavior; The Visual Process to Use Sight; Anatomical Review; Development of Basic Visual Skills; Developmental Interference in Visual-Motor Integration; Relationships Between the Postural and Visual Systems; Functional Vision Skills and Concepts; The Visual-Cervical-Vestibular Triad; Visual Aspects of the Development of Postural Control Behavioral Characteristics in Children with Visual Dysfunction; Acuity Correction and Optometric Findings; Functional Vision Screening; Binocular Skills in Vision and Movement; Introduction to Functional Vision Training; Categories of Functional Vision Efficiency; The Use of Prism Lenses; Concepts in Strabismus.
General noteTitle from resource description page (viewed Feb. 27, 2013).
Other formsPreviously released as DVD.
Reproduction noteElectronic reproduction. Alexandria, VA : Alexander Street Press, 2012. (Rehabilitation therapy in video). Available via World Wide Web.
LanguageThis edition in English.
Genre/formNonfiction films.

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