Cerebral Visual Impairment: From the Clinic to the School and the Home and Beyond

Description

Cerebral Visual Impairment (CVI) is one of the most common yet least understood causes of visual dysfunction in children today. Unlike ocular conditions, CVI originates in the brain – making its recognition, diagnosis and management uniquely challenging for clinicians, educators and families alike. Covering the journey from clinical evaluation to real-world application, this essential resource equips readers with tools to identify CVI early, harness the critical window of neuroplasticity, and implement meaningful interventions across environments-clinic, home and school. Designed for ophthalmologists, pediatricians, optometrists, therapists, educators, caregivers, and parents, this book emphasizes accessible strategies, especially for those in resource-limited settings where specialized services may not be readily available. Insightful, practical, and empowering, this book is more than a clinical text-it is guide to unlocking potential, fostering independence, and transforming lives through informed care.