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Welcome
to the OEP Reference Center - Pamphlets.
This is the pamphlet section of the
Reference Center. Here you will find a listing and short
description of all OEP published pamphlets. They are also
available to purchase in the Online Store. Click
on the title to go directly to the Online Store.
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"I Was Nearly a Dropout."
A former President's daughter tells the
story of her near failure in school and about the impact of visual
training had in reversing her problems.
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"It's Never Too Late to Treat a Lazy Eye."
A brief pamphlet that helps explain the
potential for successful treatment of amblyopia in both young
persons and adults.
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 "Help
Your Baby to See Better."
Condensed, revised and updated to
include new
information on infant vision
development, this
pamphlet provides a guide for parents
to enhance
vision development.
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 "When
a Bright Child Has Trouble Reading."
A mother's story of her efforts to deal
with an undiagnosed learning-related visual problem and the
effectiveness of lenses and visual training in solving the problem. |
 "Do
You Have a Vision Problem?"
A vision performance self-assessment
checklist
that emphasizes nearpoint vision
problems. Great
for presentations.
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 "Computers
and Vision."
A user's guide to relieving eyestrain,
headache, and visual stress. Includes symptoms checklist,
workstation guidelines and explanation of VDT-related vision
problems. |
 "Learning
Lenses in the Beginning School Grades."
Originally authored by A.M.
Skeffington, this
pamphlet discusses how the combination
of visual training and lenses can help prepare children for school.
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 "What
is Vision Therapy?"
Explains the visual skills and how each
affects people's performance in all aspects of life. Provides
an overview of what behavioral optometrists do to improve visual
performance. |
 "What
is Vision Therapy?" (Adult Cover)
A new cover
featuring an adult working with the Brock String. For young
adult patients needing
vision therapy.
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"Does
Your Child Have a Learning-Related Vision Problem?"
Simple to use
checklist of signals to help parents and teachers recognize if a
child is having learning-related visual difficulties. |
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