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When
The Center for Visual
Mangement Can Help
Visual processing
involves more than
just 20/20 acuity.
At The Center for
Visual Management,
we examine our patients’ total
visual organization
and the way one orients
themselves within
the environment.
Special testing procedures
examine the ability
of two perceptual
styles; focal and
ambient vision and
further determine
how we focus our
eyes and concurrently
our attention.
If
vision dysfunction
goes undetected and
untreated, a range
of difficulties can
develop as one grows
older. These difficulties
can range from developmental
delays to serious
learning disabilities, emotional problems,
and spectrum disorders. |
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Level I (Mild) |
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Problems
with reading (decoding and
comprehension), difficulty
with physical activities
and sports, certain types
of social problems. |
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Level
II (Moderate): |
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Problems
with visual organization
and depth perception. These
may manifest themselves as
difficulty with night vision
and night driving, motion
sickness and vertigo, light
sensitivity, headaches, and
postural/head shifts. |
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Level
III (Serious) |
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Weakness
in visual organization and
visual orientation. In some
cases, this could contribute
to autistic behaviors and
can even contribute to emotional
conditions, such as schizophrenia,
bipolar disorder, and depression. |
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| The Center for Visual Management is pleased to service those with the following conditions. It should be noted that the bulleted terms are used for communication purposes, and these terms are all neural manifestations of disorganization - a cause-and-effect of visual perception, if you will. |
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