03/03/2026
If your child cannot effectively discriminate between items, he is likely to face challenges in nearly every area of his daily life, particularly in academic and motor development. Visual discrimination is the brain’s ability to notice subtle differences in shapes, letters, numbers, and patterns.issues with reading , writing, task avoidance, low self esteem are signs your child is struggling in school.
Since these signs overlap with adhd and dyslexia visual discrimination impairment can be misdiagnosed.
Here we are having an assessment of exactly that. Concerns of the parent low self esteem, avoiding school, frustration ,academic challenges.. we are carrying out the
The Test of Visual Perceptual Skills (TVPS-4) is a standardized, non-motor, and, paper-and-pencil, or digital, assessment designed for children and adolescents aged 5 to 21 years (with the TVPS-3 covering ages 4-18). It evaluates seven key visual perceptual skills without requiring motor responses, making it ideal for children with motor, speech, or neurological impairments. OT can help with these issues. Loads of activities that are related to skills that need to be developed can be done.
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