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Tablework with Liam Part 4: Stickers
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Seven-year-old Liam works on fine motor and attention skills while spelling his name with stickers.
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Puzzle Activity with Liam
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Seven-year-old Liam works on his balance and coordination while sitting on a peanut balance ball.
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Lucas in Vision Therapy Part 1: Spot it! Visual Scanning Activity
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This 7-year-old pediatric client with amblyopia is receiving vision therapy services from a behavioral optometrist. He uses a +/- lens flipper which makes the image alternately larger and smaller, requiring the eyes to accommodate to focus clearly.
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Tablework with Liam Part 1: Drawing
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Seven-year-old Liam works on his grip while drawing with cues from the therapist. He writes about his drawing in Part 2.
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Lucas Part 3: Tangrams Visual Perceptual Activity
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This 7-year-old pediatric client is receiving OT services for his functional needs associated with his diagnosis of ADHD and amblyopia.
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Bead Activity with Liam
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Seven-year-old Liam works on his fine and gross motor skills in prone on the mat during a beading activity.
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Tablework with Liam Part 3: Copying
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Seven-year-old Liam works on copying shapes provided by the therapist. He also sneaks in a few images of his own.
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Tablework with Liam Part 2: Writing
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Seven-year-old Liam works on handwriting skills with cues from the therapist. See Part 1 to watch him draw the pictures.
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Lucas Part 2: Obstacle Course Activity
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This 7-year-old pediatric client is receiving OT services for his functional needs associated with his diagnosis of ADHD and amblyopia.
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Lucas Part 1: Vision Screen
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This 7-year-old pediatric client has a diagnosis of ADHD and amblyopia. His OT conducts parts of a gross oculomotor screen to assess visual tracking, saccades, peripheral field, and hand-eye coordination.
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Lucas in Vision Therapy Part 2: Bean Bag Toss Activity
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This 7-year-old pediatric client with amblyopia engages in a bean bag toss activity with a behavioral optometrist. His prism glasses shift the image up and encourage his brain to adapt to the shift in gaze in relation to the actual target location.
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