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The Importance of the Visual Processing System in Achieving Normal Function
EventID:  
3992
Date:  
18th and 19th May 2026
Duration:  
2 days
Location:  
Locomotive Way, Pride Park, Derby, DE24 8PU
Venue:  
The Johnson Building, Training Room 4,
Trainer:  
Training delivered by Ubuntu Training (Formally Harrison Training)
Overview

This course enables occupational therapists to revise visual processing systems and gain confidence in diagnosis and intervention.

    Course Aims

    • Revise the importance of the visual system and ocular motor control in normal occupational performance
    • Revise both the development and the neuroanatomy of the visual system
    • Understand the common visual dysfunctions seen following neurological damage and how these impair function
    • Review both objective and subjective assessment methods and the roles of the OT, multidisciplinary team, ophthalmologist, optometrist and orthoptist in the administration of these
    • Considered the differential diagnosis in this area
    • Examine the current theories regarding remediation of such impairments
    • Discuss treatment approaches and techniques, and different equipment which may assist
    Who will Benefit

    This course is suitable for Occupational Therapists working with adults. Other health and social care professionals may also benefit from this course.

    Pre-requisites for the course:
    Professional qualification in health or social care.

      Attendance Information
      • Attendance Certificate: Yes
      • CPD Hours: 14.5
      Fees

      Certificate of attendance, course delegate pack, additional handouts and reference list are all included in the price.

      • £435
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      The Johnson Building
      Locomotive Way
      Pride Park
      DERBY
      DE24 8JE
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      E: uhdb.ncore@nhs.net
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