Program Actvity
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Natural Vision Improvement (NVI) program or more popularly known as Bates method is an improvement cum practice-centric course. This holistic method was started by Dr William H Bates, a well distinguished eye surgeon or ophthalmologist in 1919.
It entails practicing techniques that mimic human visual actions such as yawning, breathing and blinking. A variety of techniques that encompass these human actions will be taught and executed by the students in a step-wise as well as fun and enjoyable manner as deemed desirable.
The principles underlying such actions will also be mentioned in class. This is an opportunity to relearn the natural habits of vision. The student is responsible for what he is taught; to be integrated in his daily activity of vision-seeking in order to benefit from this course.
This course is not diagnosis, treatment, prescribing, therapy, counseling, or determination of function.
NVI aids like card games, small balls, colourful pictures or story’s articles etc will be provided.
6-weeks or 3 & 6 months course Limited class size
- Are limited to approximately 5 students. This allows for personal attention while providing valuable group support. For most students, this approach is effective enough than private lessons unless specially requested.
- Consist of six 2 hours and 30 minutes classes; one class per week, skipping over holidays weeks.
- Include support outside of class time and periodic review support group classes -at no extra charge.
- (Strabismus/amblyopia may not be included.)
June holiday programme
- 1 day introductory programme.
- Proceed to a 3 or 6 days/weekly programme.
- The programme is a 1½ hrs per session generally geared towards individual requirement.
- The theme of the programme is geared towards seeing in fun and an enjoyable way.
- Children 6 or below should be accompanied by parent or guardian.
Weekend Seminars…
- If you would like to sponsor a Natural Eyesight Improvement Weekend Seminar/talk in your area, please call or email for more information.
- Are limited to approximately 10 students/participants or more – subject to discussion.
- Are offered on Friday 6:30 p.m.-9 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.-6 p.m., and Sunday 9 a.m.-6 p.m.