Christine Winter-Rundell – Vision Rehabilitation Interventions for Your Clients with TBI and Concussion

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Christine Winter-Rundell – Vision Rehabilitation Interventions for Your Clients with TBI and Concussion

If you’re seeing patients with Rehabilitation should include vision after a brain injury. It is common for patients to have vision problems after brain injury or concussion. Over 50% of patients experience visual problems. with neurological impairments exhibit Visual and visual-cognitive disorders. This is close to 90% for People who are still recovering from a concussion. If you have a visual impairment, it can lead to significant difficulty. with reading, mobility, and Balance, which can keep your clients from returning back to their baseline level function, is a problem and independence. Neuroplasticity in the visual system is a good thing. and After learning basic neurology,-Anatomy will allow you to better accommodate these patients’ needs.

OUTLINE

Neuro-Anatomy Review

• Magnocellular versus Parvocellular
• Right brain versus Left brain

Visual Sequelae After Brain Injury

• Lobe-By-Lobe visual function
• Unilateral Spatial Inattention (Neglect).
• Test methods

Neuroplasticity in the Visual System

• Is there a critical time? for visual development?
• Sue Barry Fixing my Gaze, and Vision therapy
• Brain injury and concussion

Concussions

• Post-Concussional Syndrome
• Pre-Concussion Baseline Screening

Demonstrations of Therapeutic Activities

• Relearning basic eye tracking; saccades and Pursuits
• Eye teaming and convergence; the rock string
• Visual processing games and Activities

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OBJECTIVES

1. Discuss basic neuro-Anatomy as it relates with visual function.
2. Demonstrate screening methods and Activities that are specific to brain injuries.

Here’s What You Will Get In Christine Winter-Rundell – Vision Rehabilitation Interventions for Your Clients with TBI and Concussion