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Practical Vision Therapy - Fast Track ONLINE
Fast Track for Optometrists Only

Practical Vision Therapy - Fast Track ONLINE
Fast Track for Optometrists Only

Datum
18.07.2020, 09:00 - 29.07.2020, 19:00
Sprache
Englisch
Gebühren ab
695.00 USD
Veranstalter
Australasian College of Behavioural Optometrists (ACBO)
Organisator

Australasian College of Behavioural Optometrists (ACBO)
Maria Gorbunova
Tel.: +61 (0)3 9614 3400

The Practical Vision Therapy program has been developed to meet the needs of Optometrists and Therapists as they look to diversify and meet the needs of more patients by providing gold-standard office-based vision therapy.

The Fast Track program for Optometrists delivers relevant theory, provides an understanding of the development of vision problems, addresses programming options for management along with structuring for success in a primary care practice.
  • Basisinformation
    Datum
    18.07.2020, 09:00 - 29.07.2020, 19:00
    Sprache
    Englisch
    Gebühren ab
    695.00 USD
    Veranstalter
    Australasian College of Behavioural Optometrists (ACBO)
    Organisator

    Australasian College of Behavioural Optometrists (ACBO)
    Maria Gorbunova
    Tel.: +61 (0)3 9614 3400

  • Programm
    • Day 1: Sat July 18th 9am - 3pm EST     
    • Day 2: Sat July 25th 9am - 3pm EST     
    • Day 3: Wed July 29th 6pm - 7pm EST

    By registering to this course you will get access to all 3 webinars listed above. The links to join this course in ZOOM conference app will be sent closer to date.

    IMPORTANT: this course includes some essential equipment to be delivered to your home/practice. We kindly ask you to make sure that the address in your registration is correct. Please double check while processing the registration. Also please be mindful of current Aus Post delivery delays and register as SOON AS POSSIBLE.

    1
    9–10.30am Visual Dysfunctions/Refractive Conditions
    1.Understand development of vision in terms of schema acquisition
    2.Define Visual Dysfunction
    3.Identify a patient’s refractive contrasting optical and behavioural
    models
    4.Understand types and properties of lenses and prisms available; their
    effects o spatial processing, accommodation, vergence and the visual
    process
    11-12.30pm Visual Dysfunctions/Refractive Conditions
    1.Understand the use of lenses in optometric practice: Compensatory,
    Therapeutic, Training
    2.Understand prisms and their use in optometric practice:
    Compensatory, Therapeutic & Yoke, Disruptive, Training
    3.Experience and understand the relevance of SILO optical propertie
    1.30–3pm Accommodation & Convergence
    1.Understand accommodation control in terms of accuracy, stamina &
    flexibility
    2.Understand binocularity or vergence ability in terms of accuracy,
    stamina and flexibility
    3.Identify & understand the salient features of a vision examination
    which are relevant in the therapy room including: Tropia versus phoria,
    Accommodation measurements
    3.30–5pm Models for Understanding Visual Dysfunction
    1.Understand the role of stress on visual function & schema breakdown
    2.Identify aspects of visual function which change as a result of stress or
    excessive demand
    3.Understand factors that determine efficient visual function
    4.Review examination data for results which are not expected
    5.Understand the role of vision therapy in treating visual dysfunction
    DAY 2
    9–10.30am

    Stress, Schema, Embeddedness / Impact and Incidence
    1.Understand the importance of diagnosing & treating functional vision
    problems based on their incidence and impact
    2.Identify symptoms & signs that may be related to functional vision
    problems
    3.Broadly define dyslexia and understand how vision therapy may be
    able to assist a patient with dyslexia 

    4.Understand the relevance of attention, fixation & visualisation vision
    therapy when treating disorders of accommodation and convergence.
    5. Acknowledge the significant supporting evidence for the use of office
    based vision therapy when treating disorders of accommodation and
    vergence.

    11-12.30pm Stress, Schema, Embeddedness / Impact and Incidence
    1.Understand the importance of including spatial awareness and
    proximal localisation during vision therapy for accommodation and
    vergence disorders.
    2. Understand the role of the autonomic nervous system in
    accommodation and vergence dysfunction, and the associated role of
    stress and sympathetic nervous system arousal.
    3.Identify how to appropriately load or alter each activity appropriate to
    the patient’s needs and goals/outcomes
    4. Acknowledge the supporting evidence for the myopia epidemic.
    Discuss the role of accommodation and vergence dysfunction and the role of the hyperopic buffer.
    1.30–3pm Management Considerations
    1.Demonstrate vision therapy procedural and tool knowledge including
    techniques using: Tranaglyphs, Disruptive (disassociated) prisms, SILO
    2.Understand the relevance of vision therapy activities used to treat
    visual dysfunction including: Vertical Alignment, Eccentric circles,
    3.Overlapping Pictures, Red/Green Circles , Bug on a String
    4.Identify how to appropriately load or alter each activity appropriate to
    the patient’s needs and goals/outcomes
    3.30–5pm VT for Visual Dysfunction
    1.Manage a patient in vision therapy by considering required outcomes
    based on clinical findings and prognosis, whilst also considering the age, development or special requirements of the patient
    2.Manipulate the levels of demand of various activities by increasing or
    decreasing the load
    3.Understand factors influencing the hierarchy of the design and
    implementation of Vision training program
    4.Review relevant cases and identify clinical findings and suggest
    relevant vision therapy activities

    Speaker Info

    Presented by Bev Roberts

    • Teaching Positions: Clinical Supervisor QUT Optometry Clinic   Visiting Lecturer UNSW Masters Course 1998 – present

    • ACBO Therapist Courses 2000 – present

    • Maitre d’ Stage Universite de Paris Sud 1993 - 2007

    • Teaching basic refraction in Timor Leste for Fred Hollows Foundation New Zealand

    Eligibility / Prerequisites

    • Optometrists ONLY
    • All registrants must be ACBO members 
    • Optometrists must have completed Online Modules 3 & 4 before attending Workshop 2.

    Pre-Work

    Participants need to have completed Online Modules 3 & 4 before attending this workshop.

  • Gebühren
    Optometristen/-innen
    Gebühren ab
    695,00 USD
    All prices include GST; this event is for members only
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