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Special Links

• Recent NY Times article on Vision Therapy
  
  
• Exercise for eyes puts life in focus
  By M.J. Place - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – FYI - East
  Thursday, March 30, 1995
  
  
• Making Sight Right - Early screening can help prevent damaging
  vision problems
  By Caralee J. Adams - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Children's Health
  Tuesday, November 24, 1998
  
  
• www.devdelay.org
  
  
• ENVISIONING A BRIGHT FUTURE: Interventions that Work for
  Children and Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders Edited
  by Patricia S. Lemer
  
  
• Greenspan Radio Interview & Transcripts
  Listen or read about noted professor and psychiatrist
  Dr. Stanley I. Greenspan and visual thinking.
  
  
• Convergence Insufficiency - Dr. Mitcheel Scheiman
  Office based vision therapy exceeding home-based and/or computer based outcomes.

• A video interview with the researcher Dr. Mitchell Scheiman by Toni Bristol

• Research Video Interviews on vision, learning, and behavior.
  

• Click on Melvin Kaplan for Vision and Autism and Yoke Prisms
  recommended books and videos from PAVE.

• Click here and then Harry Wachs at the bottom of the page to hear Dr. Wachs speak about vision, intelligence, primitive reflexes, and autism.
  

• http://www.heartland.org/suites/health%20care/

• www.syntonicphototherapy.com
  

• Dr. Lessmann’s article on the value and challenges in Special Olympics and Life. "Spirit Magazine"

• Click here to view and subscribe to the Vision Development Institute YouTube Channel
  
  
• Observe our therapist work with Jessica on a visual thinking match puzzle using only non-verbal communications. The exercises are performed using a developmental hierarchy, from least to most difficult.
  
  
  
  
• This visual thinking exercise utilizes a keyboard and rubber bands, which requires both manual dexterity and an understanding on how to manipulate the media to create the same form.