Visual Processing Disorder in Children

Authors

  • Salai Dhavamathi Janarthanan

Keywords:

Visual processing disorder (VPD); Learning disabilities; Behavioral therapies; Vision therapies.

Abstract

The minute persons think of eyesight, they generally think about accuracy, as in normal, 6/6 (or
20/20) vision. However, it is much more than that as the brain really processes the visual world,
including things like symbols, pictures and distances. Faults in these brain tasks are called
visual processing disorders (VPD) or visual processing issues. Many parents and teachers find
it difficult to recognize the signs and symptoms of a VPD in their child or students. They also
often confuse them with learning disabilities. This mini review aims to provide descriptions of
visual processing issues and how to overcome through some vision, behavioral and education
therapies.

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Published

2017-12-01

How to Cite

Salai Dhavamathi Janarthanan. (2017). Visual Processing Disorder in Children. The Ophthalmology, 45–47. Retrieved from https://openventio.us/index.php/TOOJ/article/view/1298

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