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Services
Intermediate Visual Examination: This is a comprehensive examination with additional testing to explore, in depth the patient’s specific eye movements. This type of examination is appropriate for patients with reading problems, headaches, eye fatigue, night and computer vision difficulties. It is also appropriate for children who suffer from reading troubles, concentration difficulties, and trouble with sports and balance.
Visual Perceptual Analysis: A visual perceptual analysis, as practiced at The Center for Visual Management is a study of performance in the triad of eye, mind, and body. The purpose of the procedural design is:
- To measure and observe the efficiency level of performance in traditional and novel tasks.
- To investigate the solutions in the individual response to conscious and unconscious constraints in behavior of posture, movement, organization, attention and thought.
- To probe the established behavioral skews with performance enhancing lenses to answer the question “once inappropriate behavior becomes established, can it be modified or changed to a higher level of behavior?”
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