We have found 10 results across our website for keyword ‘Baby Steps’ — we have listed these below, ordered by best to least relevant match.
Safe Places The important need for those with CVI to feel safe and protected.
Attention & Its Calibration Attention is calibrated to help us attend to what is important and not be distracted by what is not. CVI can have a huge impact on this calibration process.
Obsessive (Non-Verbal Children) Does the non-verbal person with CVI, sometimes, often or always seem obsessive? Some suggested explanations and solutions.
Nicola McDowell’s Blog (1) A CVI journey Nicola McDowell sustained a brain injury aged sixteen, and for the following seventeen years was unaware that she had CVI. Through a series of blogs Nicola shares her experiences with us
Corona, Change and CVI Newsletter about how huge changes due to the Conona virus can be particularly challenging for people with CVI, and very simple measures to help.
Eating An approach to build up a better understanding of different foods, to help those with CVI learn different foods, tastes and combinations.
Horse-Riding Case Study Case study of a child with CVI and profound disabilities, who is learning to ride a horse independently.
Clutter Section describing the negative impact of clutter on all aspects of the life of the person with CVI, and simple inexpensive suggestions to help.
Irrational Does the person with CVI, sometimes, often or always appear irrational? Some suggested solutions here.
At CVI Scotland we are devoted to helping people understand cerebral visual impairments, and together working towards developing the understanding of this complex condition.