Auditory Training
Auditory training is meant to help people with hearing loss, improve their ability to interpret, process, and assimilate auditory input. Intervention can be provided individually or in group setting.
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Tests to Treat Patients with Accommodative Abnormalities
Tests to Treat Patients with Accommodative Abnormalities By Lipsa Jiegney Udwadia and student of the Expert Certificate in Vision Therapy From a developmental and behavioural perspective, few tests related to accommodative abnormalities: Anaglyphs, Polaroids and Liquid Crystal Filters: RED-RED Rock: Objectives: To improve accommodative amplitude and facility. […]
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Literature Review: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
An overview of the past and present investigations on topics about symptoms, etiologies and treatment of ADHD. Author: Trevor Tenday
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Implantation of Extended Focus Intraocular Lenses in Cataract Surgery
This research compares the visual results, patient satisfaction and the rate of patient’s independence through four intraocular lens designs with extended vision range.
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Screening Test for Auditory and Visual Perception Skills for Children
This study develops and validates a screening instrument for measuring various aspects of auditory and visual perceptual skills in school attending children
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Beyond hearing aids, is there a role for Auditory Training?
This study investigates whether inclusion of auditory training in an aural rehabilitation program provides additional benefit to adult hearing aid wears compared to rehabilitation programs that provide hearing aids alone.
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Protocols for visual examination in school-age children with dyslexia or reading problems: a literature review
Alessandro Toschino analyses the main aspects to consider when performing an eye and vision examination for a correct assessment in children with reading problems.
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Literature Review: Restoration Processes of the Brain
Mohammad R. Emami, student of the Master in Applied Neuroscience, evaluates in his Master´s Thesis the restoration process of the brain by analyzing various recovery routs taken by the brain itself.
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Disfluencies in 3 to 5 Years Old Telugu Speaking Normal Preschool Children
Master´s Thesis of Soumya Joseph P, Speech and Language Pathologist and student of SAERA (Master in Paediatric Speech and Language Therapy).
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Speech Therapy and Feeding Issues
Veena Vijayakumary, student of the Master in Paediatric Speech and Language Therapy, conducts a literature review of feeding and swallowing disorders, commonly referred to as dysphagia.