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What We Treat:
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Cortical
Visual Impairments
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Ocular
Impairment
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Oculmotor
impairments
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Visual
Field Losses
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Other
Diagnoses
Common Issues of Children/Babies with Low Vision:
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Poor
development of gross motor abilities and mobility
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Poor
development of fine motor abilities and ability to manipulate toys
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Difficulty
with spatial awareness and exploration of the environment
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Difficulty
with age appropriate self-care skills, such as feeding, toileting,
and dressing
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Resistive
to textured foods
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Resistive
to hair washing and teeth brushing
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Difficulty
engaging in play and self-directing play
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Difficulty
recognizing face of parent/caregiver
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Poor
socialization skills and afraid of being around other children
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Poor
communication skills
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Presence
of self-stimulatory behaviors, such as rocking, eye poking or
excessive eye rubbing
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Poor
localization of sound
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Excessive
fussiness
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Resistive
to change or new environments