The Z-Bell Test℠ - Are your eyes and ears in sync? #shorts #neuroscience #sensoryintegration
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🦻 Are we audiologists? Absolutely
🦻 Are we audiologists? Absolutely not.
🤔 So then what do we mean when we say we're "testing hearing?"
Just as with eye-hand coordination, integration of vision and sound – eye-ear connection – must be developed. If the two senses are out of sync, a person can experience difficulties in academics, social situations and activities such as sports.
Balance between vision and hearing is necessary for a person to learn letter sounds, for example, while applying those sounds to the words they see on a page. In social situations, a person can better understand what another is saying – and meaning — by watching body language and facial expression. Autistic patients cannot discern the nuances of a joke because they simply listen. They do not connect sound and vision, because the environment around them is too confusing.
Learn about the importance of eye-ear synchronization: https://mindeye.com/z-bell-test/
🔔 Thanks to the efforts of its founder, Deborah Zelinsky, O.D., the Mind-Eye Institute has developed a simple, easy examination – the Z-Bell Test℠ – to check a person’s overall eyesight – peripheral and central — and the integration of visual processing with listening. The test has changed the lives of many pediatric and adult patients, because it has allowed the Mind-Eye Institute team to prescribe eyeglasses that normalize the balance between central and peripheral eyesight receptors in the retina, while improving the connection between eyes and ears.
The Z-Bell Test℠, which has become internationally recognized by eye experts and scientists, determines whether the environment is “in sync” or just plain confusing for patients.
Learn about the importance of eye-ear synchronization: https://mindeye.com/z-bell-test/
👓 The right mix of filters, lenses and/or prisms can readjust a patient’s visual balance and eye-ear connection by altering the way light disperses across the retina, thereby allowing patients to reach out with their eyes closed and immediately touch a small bell ringing near them. Changes in luminance on the eye affect how the brain interprets and reacts to information about the environment and can impact a person’s spatial awareness, movement, and selective attention to sound. In fact, sound can modify a person's reactions and responses to visual stimulation, because of the internal spatial mapping that has to match to make sense out of the environment.
The attached video is of Allison, mother of Scott Harvey who found success through the Mind-Eye Institute for symptoms of his ADHD diagnosis. Read his story through the link below:
https://mindeye.com/allisons-11-year-...
#shorts #neuroscience #sensoryintegration #neurooptometry
▶︎ If you or someone you know has experienced a vision problem, brain injury or feel like "something is different" then take our free online "Brain Quiz" or speak with one of our New Patient Advocates and come in for a Mind-Eye exam today by contacting our office at 847-984-3156 or visiting us at https://mindeye.com
The Mind-Eye Institute is an optometry practice with an emphasis on neuro-optometric rehabilitation that provides world-class care by measuring the eye as well as how the brain processes its visual inputs.
Through groundbreaking research and innovative treatments, Dr. Zelinsky and her team have been creating life-changing experiences for nearly 30 years - working with Post-Concussive Syndrome, Traumatic Brain Injury, Autism or Developmental Issues, Unique Learning Issues and Difficulties with Attention (ADD, ADHD, CAPD), PTSD and more. For more information, please call 847-984-3156, or visit http://mindeye.com.
▶︎ SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS
Facebook: mindeyeinstitute
Twitter: mindeyeconnect
https://www.yelp.com/biz/mind-eye-ins...
© 2020 Mind-Eye Institute, LLC, All Rights Reserved
🤔 So then what do we mean when we say we're "testing hearing?"
Just as with eye-hand coordination, integration of vision and sound – eye-ear connection – must be developed. If the two senses are out of sync, a person can experience difficulties in academics, social situations and activities such as sports.
Balance between vision and hearing is necessary for a person to learn letter sounds, for example, while applying those sounds to the words they see on a page. In social situations, a person can better understand what another is saying – and meaning — by watching body language and facial expression. Autistic patients cannot discern the nuances of a joke because they simply listen. They do not connect sound and vision, because the environment around them is too confusing.
Learn about the importance of eye-ear synchronization: https://mindeye.com/z-bell-test/
🔔 Thanks to the efforts of its founder, Deborah Zelinsky, O.D., the Mind-Eye Institute has developed a simple, easy examination – the Z-Bell Test℠ – to check a person’s overall eyesight – peripheral and central — and the integration of visual processing with listening. The test has changed the lives of many pediatric and adult patients, because it has allowed the Mind-Eye Institute team to prescribe eyeglasses that normalize the balance between central and peripheral eyesight receptors in the retina, while improving the connection between eyes and ears.
The Z-Bell Test℠, which has become internationally recognized by eye experts and scientists, determines whether the environment is “in sync” or just plain confusing for patients.
Learn about the importance of eye-ear synchronization: https://mindeye.com/z-bell-test/
👓 The right mix of filters, lenses and/or prisms can readjust a patient’s visual balance and eye-ear connection by altering the way light disperses across the retina, thereby allowing patients to reach out with their eyes closed and immediately touch a small bell ringing near them. Changes in luminance on the eye affect how the brain interprets and reacts to information about the environment and can impact a person’s spatial awareness, movement, and selective attention to sound. In fact, sound can modify a person's reactions and responses to visual stimulation, because of the internal spatial mapping that has to match to make sense out of the environment.
The attached video is of Allison, mother of Scott Harvey who found success through the Mind-Eye Institute for symptoms of his ADHD diagnosis. Read his story through the link below:
https://mindeye.com/allisons-11-year-...
#shorts #neuroscience #sensoryintegration #neurooptometry
▶︎ If you or someone you know has experienced a vision problem, brain injury or feel like "something is different" then take our free online "Brain Quiz" or speak with one of our New Patient Advocates and come in for a Mind-Eye exam today by contacting our office at 847-984-3156 or visiting us at https://mindeye.com
The Mind-Eye Institute is an optometry practice with an emphasis on neuro-optometric rehabilitation that provides world-class care by measuring the eye as well as how the brain processes its visual inputs.
Through groundbreaking research and innovative treatments, Dr. Zelinsky and her team have been creating life-changing experiences for nearly 30 years - working with Post-Concussive Syndrome, Traumatic Brain Injury, Autism or Developmental Issues, Unique Learning Issues and Difficulties with Attention (ADD, ADHD, CAPD), PTSD and more. For more information, please call 847-984-3156, or visit http://mindeye.com.
▶︎ SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS
Facebook: mindeyeinstitute
Twitter: mindeyeconnect
https://www.yelp.com/biz/mind-eye-ins...
© 2020 Mind-Eye Institute, LLC, All Rights Reserved
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