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Tag Archives | Visual processing
Child Decoded- Great Reference!
The lead editor of this helpful “owner’s manual” for parents serving as effective advocates for their child is Robin E McEvoy, a developmental neuropsychologist practicing in Denver, Colorado.
Visual Processing Beyond 20/20 Improving your child’s academics, sports & confidence
Does your son or daughter struggle in school and have difficulty with homework? Are they frustrated with reading, timed tests or their handwriting?
Child Decoded – Unlocking Complex Issues In Your Child’s Learning Behavior or Attention
We believe that all children are extraordinary. All children are born with creativity, curiosity, and their own unique voice. They have an innate desire to explore the world around them, learn about it, and find their place in it. They come into this world with natural abilities. But sometimes, they need a little help lining […]
The Power of Visualization
FREE Workshop at Hellerstein & Brenner Vision Center PC. Experience how visualization can help your sports, academics and stress.
Come with Me to Spain
Join me for the Siodec conference in Gijon, Spain. I will be speaking on “The Power of Visualization” on May 13-14, 2015. My vision therapist, Cindy, will be presenting with me. Looking forward to a FUN adventure of sharing, learning and relaxing!
Visual Processing: Beyond 20/20 @ CCRESA
Surprisingly, many children have 20/20 eyesight, yet have vision problems that impact their learning.
Visual Activities on Tablets (IPAD & Android)
Here is a list of visual activities that can be found on tablets. This list grows daily! Hellerstein & Brenner Vision Center does NOT recommend that kids spend hours on computer/tablet technology. However, these games are very motivating and can help improve tracking, eye movements, visual spatial, visual memory and other skills. Click here for the […]
IPAD and Android Apps and Games for Visual Learning
Thanks to many of my optometric colleagues, here is a list of some educational toys and activities for kids of various ages and abilities. These toys may help develop visual processing and visual motor skills!