Practical Teachings and Hands-On VT Techniques
The How and Why of Vision Therapy: Practical Teachings and Hands-On VT Techniques
Place:
- 2016 San Diego Seminar Series – COMPLETELY SOLD OUT
Dates: 2016 San diego Seminar Series
- Seminar I—January 8-10
- Seminar II—March 4-6
- Seminar III—May 13-15
- Seminar IV—July 15-17
- Seminar V— September 9-11
Seminar Schedule: Time
- Friday: 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM
- Saturday: 8:30 AM – 6:30 PM
- Sunday: 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Teacher
| Robert Sanet |
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| O.D., F.C.O.V.D. |
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Course Highlights
Seminar I: January 8-10Optometric Evaluation of Visual Performance
- Important Behavioral Vision Concepts and Approach to Vision Care
- Vision Concepts and Philosophy Underlying Behavioral Vision Care and Vision Therapy procedures
- Overview of the Neurology of the Visual System with an Emphasis on Focal and Ambient Visual Processing
- Effective Optometric Evaluation Procedures, Understanding the 21 Point Vision Analysis in a New and Dynamic Way and the Implications of the Evaluation in Developing an Effective Vision Therapy Program.
Seminar II: March 4-6Optometric Vision Therapy for Visual Acquisition Problems
- Effective Patient and Office Management to Maximize the Therapeutic Outcome of the Vision Therapy Program
- Raising and Lowering the Demand of a Vision Therapy Procedure to Promote High Level Thinking and to Develop New and Expanded Visual Schemes
- Hands-on Demonstrations of Effective Vision Therapy Procedures for Oculomotor, Accommodative, and Binocular Problems
Seminar III: May 13-15Optometric Evaluation and Treatment of Visual Information Processing Dysfunction
- Organized and Sequential Evaluation Procedures to Evaluate Visual Perceptual and Visual Thinking Ability
- Effective and Rapid Writing of Reports that Communicate the Needs and Benefits of The Vision Therapy Program
- Designing the Optometric Vision Therapy Program to Meet the Patient’s Individual Needs
- Hands-on Demonstrations of Effective Optometric VT Procedures Designed to Enhance Visual Information Processing and High Level Visual Thinking
Seminar IV: July 15-17Optometric Evaluation and Treatment of Strabismus and Amblyopia
- Understanding Amblyopia and Strabismus Including Eccentric Fixation, Anomalous Correspondence and Sensorimotor Fusion
- Effective Evaluation Techniques to Determine the Prognosis in Amblyopia, Exotropia and Esotropia
- Easy-to-Follow, Sequential and Effective Vision Therapy Treatment Procedures for Amblyopia, Exotropia, and Esotropia
- ODs will receive 20 hours of COPE-approved CE for this seminar
Seminar V: September 9-11Optometric Evaluation and Treatment of Visual Problems Secondary to Traumatic Brain Injury
- Understanding the Functional Neurology and Neurophysiology of the Brain with an In-Depth Emphasis on the Visual System.
- Visual Problems Secondary to Acquired Brain Injuries with an Emphasis on the Post-Traumatic Visual System
- Effective Optometric Management of the Visual Problems Secondary to Traumatic Brain Injury Using Lenses, Prisms, Occluders, Filters and Optometric Vision Therapy.
- ODs will receive 20 hours of COPE-approved CE for this seminar
Place:
Dates: 2017
- Seminar I—January 6-8
- Seminar II—March 3-5
- Seminar III—May 5-7
- Seminar IV—July 14-16
- Seminar V— September 8-10
Seminar Schedule: Time
- Friday: 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM
- Saturday: 8:30 AM – 6:30 PM
- Sunday: 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Teacher
| Robert Sanet |
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| O.D., F.C.O.V.D. |
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Course Highlights
Seminar I: January 6-8Optometric Evaluation of Visual Performance
- Important Behavioral Vision Concepts and Approach to Vision Care
- Vision Concepts and Philosophy Underlying Behavioral Vision Care and Vision Therapy procedures
- Overview of the Neurology of the Visual System with an Emphasis on Focal and Ambient Visual Processing
- Effective Optometric Evaluation Procedures, Understanding the 21 Point Vision Analysis in a New and Dynamic Way and the Implications of the Evaluation in Developing an Effective Vision Therapy Program.
Seminar II: March 3-5Optometric Vision Therapy for Visual Acquisition Problems
- Effective Patient and Office Management to Maximize the Therapeutic Outcome of the Vision Therapy Program
- Raising and Lowering the Demand of a Vision Therapy Procedure to Promote High Level Thinking and to Develop New and Expanded Visual Schemes
- Hands-on Demonstrations of Effective Vision Therapy Procedures for Oculomotor, Accommodative, and Binocular Problems
Seminar III: May 5-7Optometric Evaluation and Treatment of Visual Information Processing Dysfunction
- Organized and Sequential Evaluation Procedures to Evaluate Visual Perceptual and Visual Thinking Ability
- Effective and Rapid Writing of Reports that Communicate the Needs and Benefits of The Vision Therapy Program
- Designing the Optometric Vision Therapy Program to Meet the Patient’s Individual Needs
- Hands-on Demonstrations of Effective Optometric VT Procedures Designed to Enhance Visual Information Processing and High Level Visual Thinking
Seminar IV: July 14-16Optometric Evaluation and Treatment of Strabismus and Amblyopia
- Understanding Amblyopia and Strabismus Including Eccentric Fixation, Anomalous Correspondence and Sensorimotor Fusion
- Effective Evaluation Techniques to Determine the Prognosis in Amblyopia, Exotropia and Esotropia
- Easy-to-Follow, Sequential and Effective Vision Therapy Treatment Procedures for Amblyopia, Exotropia, and Esotropia
- ODs will receive 20 hours of COPE-approved CE for this seminar
Seminar V: September 8-10Optometric Evaluation and Treatment of Visual Problems Secondary to Traumatic Brain Injury
- Understanding the Functional Neurology and Neurophysiology of the Brain with an In-Depth Emphasis on the Visual System.
- Visual Problems Secondary to Acquired Brain Injuries with an Emphasis on the Post-Traumatic Visual System
- Effective Optometric Management of the Visual Problems Secondary to Traumatic Brain Injury Using Lenses, Prisms, Occluders, Filters and Optometric Vision Therapy.
- ODs will receive 20 hours of COPE-approved CE for this seminar
Registration
The course will be limited to 40 participants and is designed as one sequential, comprehensive course.
Each seminar builds on the previous seminar(s). Attendees must commit to and register for all five seminars.
A certificate of completion will be given after all seminars are completed.
More Information
rsanet@cs.com
Cost:Entire Series of 5 Courses:
- $2,950.00 (20% discount) if paid in full before November 1, 2015
- $3250.00 if paid in full before December 1, 2015
- $3,450.00 if paid in full before December 15, 2015
- $3,650.00 if paid at the time of the first seminar-January 6, 2016
The total fee for all seminars must be paid in full before the first seminar begins.
Optometry students and residents may attend at ½ the regular fee ($1,475).
Optometrists first 2 years in practice will receive an additional 10 % discount ($2,655.00)
Fees are reduced if more than one attendee from the same practice. Contact Linda Sanet for additional information.
Payment:
- Payment must be by CHECK ONLY
- Checks should be made payable to: PAVE-Sanet Seminars
Mail this form with your payment to:
PAVE-SANET SEMINARS
1644 GOTHAM STREET
CHULA VISTA, CA 91913
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Contact: LINDA SANET
PHONE: 619-421-4739
E-MAIL: rsanet@cs.com
