Intention-Attention-Inattention-Neglect ”Bringing Out The Best In Behavioral Optometry"

Saturday, June 17, 2017 9:00 AM 09:00
Sunday, June 18, 2017 4:00 PM 16:00

NH Hotel Berlin Mitte Leipziger Straße 106-111 10117 Berlin Germany (map)

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Presented by Professor Selwyn Super, O.D., Ph.D., B.Ed., M.Ed., FCOVD, FAAO

Intention - Attention - Inattention - Neglect ”Bringing Out The Best In Behavioral Optometry“

This 15 hr course brings out the best in Behavioral optometry.

A special emphasis will be upon Perception: what it means, sensorimotor integration Exercises, The influence of a Learning Readiness Program on the Perceptual Development of the First Grader, Optometry and Learning, Stereopsis and its Educational Significance, Interdisciplinary Perspectives and Clinical Applications, and Vision and its role in Successful Sensorimotor, Perceptual and Cognitive Development.

The attendee will leave the meeting with an in depth understanding of how important Intention, ”Attention, Inattention, Neglect“ are to the input and output of the visual process.

Presentation in English with German Translation. (Italian Translation is pending)

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About Professor Selwyn Super - D.Optom., M.Ed., Ph.D., FAAO, FCOVD-A - Diplomate in Pediatrics, Binocular Vision and Perception, American Academy of Optometry, - Post-Doctoral Fellow in Multivariate Neurocognitive Development, University of Southern California - Chief Scientific Director Eyecarrot Inc.

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Since immigrating to the United States, Dr. Super has served terms as an Adjunct Clinical Research Professor at the Southern California College of Optometry, as a visiting scholar in the Neuropsychology Department at the University of California, Los Angeles, and as an Assistant Research Professor in the Psychology Department at The University of Southern California. He currently serves as the Chief Scientific Director of Eyecarrot Inc. a company listed on the Canadian Stock Exchange that focuses on brain and vision science and their clinical applications.

Dr. Super has served as the Editor in Chief of the Optometric Extension Program series on Neuro-Optometry, and on the advisory board of the McGraw Hill Annual Editions on Aging. Apart from his clinical interests he has lectured to graduate students and practitioners on vision, perception and school readiness, and to undergraduate psychology students on human development and aging, and on research methods. Dr. Super’s broad academic and vast clinical background combine in a way that has made him a world authority on strabismus, binocular vision, vision- related learning problems, developmental delays and on the rehabilitation of patients with brain injury. His published works include : Perception: what it means, Sensorimotor Integration Exercises, The Influence of a Learning Readiness Program on the Perceptual Development of the First Grader (Master’s Dissertation), Optometry and Learning, Stereopsis and its Educational Significance (Doctoral Dissertation), Intention, Attention, Inattention and Neglect, Interdisciplinary Perspectives and Clinical Applications, and Vision and its role in Successful Sensorimotor, Perceptual and Cognitive Development.

He has also developed instruments and manuals: The Perceptual Development Assessment Device (P.D.A.D.), Super Fixation Disparity Test, and the Super Stereoacuity Timed Tester