Resources and Guidance

Parent advocacy and support

Raising a child with CVI is a unique parenting challenge. There is a lot to figure out and always something next. You need strategies, ideas and advice for finding ways to make activities and the environment accessible, as well as collaborating with your child’s team. And because every child with CVI is unique, you’ll find various approaches to CVI in each resource.

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1:1 CVI Parent Support

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Mia’s CVI perspective: Cultivating an accessible school day

Girl with epilepsy and CVI is smiling wide while in her wheelchair. She has wears glasses and curly light brown hair.
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Understanding CVI in kids with epilepsy and complex needs

Kathryne Hart speaks to a parent from the panel at the 2024 CVI Conference
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7 things for CVI families to remember from the 2024 Perkins CVI Conference

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How to add routine and play-based learning into ECC strategies for young kids with CVI

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7 early literacy experiences for kids with CVI

Dagbjort, an adult with CVI, speak into a microphone.
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Cerebral palsy and CVI: A community discussion

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When to suspect CVI

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CVI Parent/Caregiver Community Chats

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How to DIY for CVI accessibility: Room-by-room projects

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How to DIY for CVI accessibility: The bathroom

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How to DIY for CVI accessibility: The bedroom

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How to DIY for CVI accessibility: The study nook