Kids with CVI can't wait
Cortical Visual Impairment/Cerebral Visual Impairment is the new leading cause of blindness for children in the United States.
This is why we created CVI Now — for every child, for every mom, for every dad. Join us.
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CVI is a brain-based visual impairment caused by damage to the visual pathways or visual processing areas of the brain.
CVI is the most common cause of pediatric visual impairment. It’s critical to obtain an accurate CVI diagnosis and advocate for your child.
After your child is diagnosed with CVI, you should follow these five steps involving processing emotions, obtaining assessments and beginning intervention.
Part 2 of a 5-part series on the visual system. Learn about the complex network that controls eye movements and ocular motor conditions that occur with CVI
Part 1 of a 5-part series on the visual system. Learn about how the eyes help us see and common ocular conditions that can co-occur with CVI.
Matt Tietjen, TVI, discusses the neuroscience of math, how CVI can make math difficult, and promising practices for helping kids with CVI learn math.
No more wait and see.
- Rebecca, Eliza's Mom
Cortical Visual Impairment/Cerebral Visual Impairment is the new leading cause of blindness for children in the United States.
This is why we created CVI Now — for every child, for every mom, for every dad. Join us.