Vision Education Seminars

Available Courses

Remedial Vision Rehabilitation

This 4-course sequence (12 credits will uniquely position you as a future leader, advanced content expert, or academic, with an emphasis on interprofessional collaboration. In this course Dr. Scheiman will prepare you to co-manage binocular vision, accommodative, eye movement, and visual information processing problems in children and adults. The program is designed to be convenient for full-time working professionals. This program is offered by Salus University. Learn More

Understanding and Managing Vision Deficits after Acquired Brain Injury

This seminar is designed for therapists and assistants (occupational, physical, speech) who work with the acquired brain injury population.

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Understanding and Managing Visual Deficits In Children: A Guide for Occupational Therapists

This seminar is designed for therapists and assistants (occupational, physical, speech) who work with children.

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We are happy to arrange Hosted courses

BENEFITS
- ✓ Revenue generating programs for facilities
- ✓ Continuing education programs for staff at reduced cost
- ✓ Opportunity to select from previously developed courses, or
- ✓ Have us develop courses to meet the needs of your facility
DETAILS
- The sponsor would be responsible for:
- ✓ Payment of the speaker fee and travel cost
- ✓ Marketing the seminar
- ✓ Providing CE credits
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IN RETURN
- ✓ The sponsoring institution receives ALL income derived from the seminar
- If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at 808-375-5140 or visionedseminars@comcast.net

You can choose one of the currently available course or we can design a course to meet you specific needs

Participant Testimonials

The most practical, comprehensive and beneficial vision course I have participated in.

Jeff Young – Saginaw, MI

Understanding and Managing Visual Deficits: A Guide for Occupational Therapists

This class was one of the few classes that I did not have to fight with staying awake. I already had a pretty good base, but it helped to clarify and it was nice to see some of the techniques I am already ding. It also helped with what an OT can and cannot do.

Warrie Walser, Wichita, TX

Understanding and Managing Visual Deficits: A Guide for Occupational Therapists

The course provided very good substance of information about low vision rehab. The speaking voice was clear, constant and professional and showed you enjoyed teaching this subject, helping to keep my interest. Thanks. Nice work.

Joe Padova, OTR/L/ Philadelphia

An Introduction to Low Vision Rehabilitation: First Response Interventions for Older Adults