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Explore the personal journey of a parent who tackled Learning Disabilities head-on. Learn about Bright Minds Processing's mission to raise awareness and support children and adults facing these challenges (Vision Processing Disorder and Auditory Processing Disorder). Dive deep into the world of special education, as we share stories, tips, and resources to help those in need.
Join Dr. Eric Chow, an experienced developmental optometrist specializing in vision therapy, as he dives deep into the world of visual processing. Dr. Chow explores the critical role of visual processing in learning disabilities and the often-missed connection with ADHD misdiagnoses. This video is essential for both children and adults facing learning disabilities.
Welcome to Bright Minds Processing! Join us as our president, Sue Mann, introduces herself and shares the inspiring mission of our non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness and support for families with children facing Visual Processing Disorder and Auditory Processing Disorder.
Dedicated to the loving memory of Marjie Thompson.
Dr. Christina Murray OD, FCOVD, is a board-certified optometrist in vision development. She is a proud graduate of both The Ohio State University and Nova Southeastern University.
Michelle Kotler talks about legislation for kids with VPD. Michelle Kotler was a special education teacher and advocate for children with learning differences in the Baltimore area before she went on to practice law. Michelle continued to be an advocate for children with learning disabilities.
Dr. Christina Murray, Developmental Optometrist. Behavioral challenges in children might have a root in visual processing challenges. Visual processing challenges in children can lead to behavioral challenges that affect their social and academic functioning. These challenges may manifest in difficulties with reading, writing, and following instructions.
Understanding auditory developmental brain assymetry and how it manifests in children.Auditory developmental brain asymmetry refers to the uneven distribution of neural activity between the left and right hemispheres of the brain involved in processing auditory information.
Dr. Buck on identifying Auditory and Visual processing disorders during child development. Children with visual processing disorders may have difficulty recognizing shapes, letters, or numbers. Children with auditory processing disorders may have trouble following directions or paying attention in noisy environments.
Dr. Paul Rousseau explains the early signs of Visual Processing Disorder and what to do about it. recognizing the early signs of Visual Processing Disorder and seeking appropriate treatment is crucial in helping individuals overcome this condition. If you suspect that you or a loved one may have Visual Processing Disorder, don't hesitate to seek professional help.
ListenHEAR with Dr. Rachel Cohen
Dr. Rachel Cohen received her Doctorate of Audiology degree from Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C. in 2005. She is an experienced Pediatric Educational Audiologist with a specialty in Auditory Processing Disorders and an Auditory Verbal Therapist. She opened a private practice, ListenHEAR, which provides Auditory Processing evaluations and treatment both to the Southwest Florida region and all around Florida online via telehealth. She also contracts with school districts by providing Educational Audiology and Auditory Habilitation services to the Southwest Florida region.Dr. Cohen is fluent in American Sign Language (ASL).
Bright Minds Processing President Sue Mann is a truly mission-driven leader. Throughout her career, she has demonstrated a commitment to rigorous thinking, disruption, and creative solutions often made possible by technology, accessibility of information, community relations, and inclusion. She created the foundation with the sole purpose to educate as many parents, teachers, counselors, and medical professionals about children with Visual Processing Disorder (VPD ) and Auditory Processing Disorder (APD).
Claire Salmon president of the Bam Festival (Books, Art, Music) in West Palm Beach explains the importance of promoting literacy in our communities.
Dr. Marciano is on a mission to help families with children struggling with Visual Processing Disorder.
Vision Therapist expert Lori Baron talks about how vision therapy can be very effective and how it can transform a child's learning ability.
Restaurant Owner Mr. Todd Herbst talks about how vision therapy helped him. Truly inspiring
Vision Therapist expert Jerivonna Pryor talks about her own journey overcoming a learning disorder. Truly inspiring
Dr. Rachel Cohen discussing what an Auditory Processing Disorder and
why is so important to treat it.
Dr. Rachel Cohen is the founder of
ListenHear, which provides Auditory Processing evaluations and treatment both
to the Southwest Florida region and all around Florida online via
telehealth.
Dr. Mark Marciano inspirational speech about learning disorders: Visual Processing Dissorder (VPD).
Dr. Leah Light inspirational speech about learning disorders: Auditory Processing Dissorder (APD).
Dr. Christina Murray inspirational speech about learning disorders: Visual Processing Dissorder (VPD).
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