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Tag: converence treatments

Convergence Activities for Therapists

April 12, 2017 otrobert

The Z axis As therapists, we recognize the importance of mid-line crossing to help with primitive reflexes.  Reaching lateral outside…

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Posted in: occupational therapy, pediatric Filed under: accommodation, balance, converence treatments, convergence, convergence insufficiency, EOM assessment, eye movements, learning disabilities, saccades, vergence, vision rehabilitation, visual tracking

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Previous Blog Posts

  • The Binocular Vision Exam
  • Assessment and treatment of Saccade Problems
  • ADHD and Eye Movements
  • Dyslexia and Vision Rehabilitation
  • Visual Processing Disorder
  • References
  • Assessing visual fields
  • Balance and Vision
  • Visual Motor Integration
  • Hemispatial Neglect or Field cut?
  • How do we see up close?
  • Vision Resources for Occupational Therapist
  • Assessing Eye Movements
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