Impact of Visual Deficits on Motor and Cognitive Development In Infants and Toddlers

Impact of Visual Deficits on Motor and Cognitive Development In Infants and Toddlers
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Highlights
  • Clinical observations, standardized tests and practical interventions for functional deficits, underlying conditions, andco-morbidities you can use the next day through case examples and videos
  • Identify treatment resources and strategies to improve visual perceptual and visuo-motor skills in infants andtoddlers
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Visual deficits often get masked as cognitive deficits where lack of engagement is blamed on lack of motivation and attention. It is a known fact that sub-optimal visuo- sensory abilities affect performance of non-verbal tasks. This course will teach healthcare professionals how to improve infant and toddler engagement in the appropriate developmental activity using practical treatment techniques that lead with vision. The attendee will receive tools to identify visual deficits and improve their ability in analyzing and planning interventions towards treatment outcomes. Addressing vision is the missing piece of the puzzle which when addressed with sensory, motor and cognitive deficits allows healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive care.

Highlights

  • Clinical observations, standardized tests and practical interventions for functional deficits, underlying conditions, andco-morbidities you can use the next day through case examples and videos
  • Identify treatment resources and strategies to improve visual perceptual and visuo-motor skills in infants andtoddlers

Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants, Speech-Language Pathologists

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4/5

Nancy (KS) on Jan 24, 2026

i felt uneasy with how primitive reflexes were linked to ibs, bed wetting and a few other issues. i don't know that sufficient evidence exists for these statements.

5/5

Jennifer (NJ) on Jan 23, 2026

great course! instructor was extremely thorough and the videos were an excellent compliment!

5/5

Tasha (NJ) on Jan 23, 2026

i loved the vidoes in the presentation

5/5

Amanda (NE) on Dec 17, 2025

i just wish that we could have handouts

5/5

Stephanie (IL) on Dec 17, 2025

i really enjoyed the presenter and her knowledge. it was the right amount of information and she did a great job with providing enough resources.

5/5

Cheryl (PA) on Nov 12, 2025

it was great

5/5

Elizabeth (OR) on Oct 27, 2025

she was fantastic and so knowledgeable! i came away with lots of ideas, and the course manual left enough room to take notes in adobe, which i appreciated. i did cringe both times she said "wheelchair-bound", around 1:38 and 1:44%3b that term is very outdated and the disability community really doesn't want us using it as it views w\/cs as a negative.

4/5

joanne (OK) on Oct 15, 2025

excellent information on vision. and incorporating that into your pt avo and treatment.

4/5

Luann (TX) on Sep 23, 2025

my specialty is gerontology, but i decided to take this course to refresh my memory banks about pediatrics, just for fun! there's a lot i've forgotten, but i just finished the certificate series on adult vision and thought this would be a good next course.

5/5

Kristin (MO) on Sep 23, 2025

this instructor is great! very knowledgeable, and leads at a good pace. she gives very good ideas for immediate intervention ideas for my patients


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