The secrets in their eyes - Melvin Kaplan - książka wyd. 2015

Opis

“The Secrets in Their Eyes: Transforming the Lives of People with Cognitive, Emotional, Learning, or Movement Disorders or Autism by Changing the Visual Software of the Brain” by Melvin Kaplan is an English‑language non‑fiction book that explores vision therapy and its potential to improve not only visual problems but also associated cognitive, emotional, and physical difficulties. Drawing on Kaplan’s research and clinical experience, the book explains the foundations of vision therapy, how visual perceptual issues can contribute to challenges such as reading and writing difficulties, imbalance, anxiety, depression, learning disabilities, and even autism, and how tailored therapeutic interventions can alter the way the brain processes visual information to reduce or eliminate symptoms. Through case studies, practical guidance on implementing visual management programs, and detailed discussion of tools such as ambient yoked prisms, Kaplan presents an accessible and evidence‑based introduction to methods that aim to change perception, cognition, and behavior, making the book useful for clinicians, parents, and professionals working with individuals experiencing visual perceptual dysfunction.