Brian Watermeyer

Dr Brian Watermeyer is a clinical psychologist, disability studies academic, and a disabled person (severely visually impaired). He obtained an M.A .(Clin. Psych.) from UCT in 2000, and a D.Phil in psychology from Stellenbosch University in 2009. He previously held a lectureship in UCT’s Department of Psychology, and is now employed as senior research officer in UCT’s Division of Disability Studies, in the Faculty of Health Sciences. Dr Watermeyer has published three books and a host of journal articles and book chapters in the field of disability studies, approaching disability inequality from a psychological and psychoanalytic perspective. His research interests include disability and psychoanalysis, disability and psychotherapy, disability and mental health, inclusive education, visual impairment, psychoanalytic theory, and identity.

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Teaching Children with Visual Impairment: Creating Empowering Classrooms (Coursera) Coursera
University of Cape Town

Teaching Children with Visual Impairment: Creating Empowering Classrooms (Coursera)

This course offers a transformative approach to education, focusing on inclusion and empowerment for children with visual impairment. By adopting an inclusive classroom model, educators can foster a supportive environment where all students thrive. Explore key techniques and insights designed to accommodate the unique learning needs of visually impaired children, ensuring they receive the best possible education.

Jun 15th 2026
4 Weeks
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