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Best Practices in Vision Rehabilitation - An Occupational Therapy Perspective
Dr. Loubaina Buxamusa, PhD.
During this talk, Dr. Loubaina will explore the following best practices in Vision Rehabilitation from an Occupational Therapy perspective.
- Using occupation as a means and an end
- Creating meaningful patterns of engagement across contexts
- Addressing performance issues holistically
- Linking client factors to outcomes
- Assessing the client first, then the disability
- Making the process dynamic and interactive in nature
Dr. Loubaina Buxamusa is an occupational therapist who holds Bachelor’s degree in occupational therapy from the University of Mumbai, a Master’s degree in special education from the Framingham State University, and a Doctorate degree in occupational therapy from the American International College in USA. She has 38 years of experience working as a pediatric occupational therapist with a variety of populations.
Date: Tuesday, April 28th, 7:30 – 8:30 AM India Time
(Monday April 27th, 10 PM – 11 PM US EST)
Session mode : Online
Registration fee: FREE
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