19-20 March 2025 - NA4 The Importance of the Visual Processing System in Achieving Normal Function
We are working with NCORE Training and Events to deliver this course, you will be redirected to their website for bookings. If you are interested in hosting this course or any other Ubuntu Training course please contact us.
This course enables occupational therapists to revise visual proessing systems and gain confidence in diagnosis and intervention.
Venue : NCORE Training & Events, Derby, DE24 8JE
Fees : £435 for 2 days
Trainers : Fiona Adcock and Ed Sum
We are working with NCORE Training and Events to deliver this course, you will be redirected to their website for bookings. If you are interested in hosting this course or any other Ubuntu Training course please contact us.
This course enables occupational therapists to revise visual proessing systems and gain confidence in diagnosis and intervention.
Venue : NCORE Training & Events, Derby, DE24 8JE
Fees : £435 for 2 days
Trainers : Fiona Adcock and Ed Sum
We are working with NCORE Training and Events to deliver this course, you will be redirected to their website for bookings. If you are interested in hosting this course or any other Ubuntu Training course please contact us.
This course enables occupational therapists to revise visual proessing systems and gain confidence in diagnosis and intervention.
Venue : NCORE Training & Events, Derby, DE24 8JE
Fees : £435 for 2 days
Trainers : Fiona Adcock and Ed Sum
Please note that NCORE do not charge VAT
Date
19-20 March 2025
Duration
2 days
Programme
8.45 am : Registration
9.00 am : Start
4.30 pm : Finish
Venue
NCORE Training & Events, The Johnson Building, Locomotive Way, Derby, DE24 8JE
Course Aims/Objectives
Revise the importance of the visual system and ocular motor control in normal occupational performance
Revise both the development and the neuroanatomy of the visual system
Understand the common visual dysfunctions seen following neurological damage and how these impair function
Review both objective and subjective assessment methods and the roles of the OT, multidisciplinary team, ophthalmologist, optometrist and orthoptist in the administration of these
Consider the differential diagnosis in this area
Examine the current theories regarding remediation of such impairments
Discuss treatment approaches and techniques, and different equipment which may assist
Attendance Information
Attendance Certificate : Yes
CPD Hours : 14.5 hours
Pre-Course Reading
None required