THE CViCONNECT BLOG
We strive to provide education about CVI and consistent updates about what we’re working on as a company.
We strive to provide education about CVI and consistent updates about what we’re working on as a company.
While at the Pediatric Cortical Visual Impairment Society’s conference in Omaha, Nebraska covering the current research in the field, I was speaking with a parent who has a child diagnosed with CVI. She spoke about how her child got a fishing pole this summer and caught his first fish. He also had the opportunity to […]
According to Dr. Christine Roman-Lantzy, there are ten unique visual and behavioral characteristics of CVI. One of these is the characteristic of novelty, or how new a visual target is to the learner. Learners with CVI show preference to targets they are familiar with or those that share visually familiar characteristics. Depending on what Phase […]
“I am a teacher, I was never trained in vision therapy.” Luckily, for learners with a Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI), no one is suggesting vision therapy. Instead, in order to see improved use of functional vision, individuals with CVI require a balance of intentional access to vision throughout daily routines. According to Dr. Christine Roman-Lantzy, […]