Irlen© Syndrome (Visual Disturbance)

Some people have visual disturbances when they read. This is called Irlen© Syndrome. This can manifest itself by:-

  • Text appearing distorted; letters and words may move, float, disappear, swirl, become blurry etc.
  • The person finding it more difficult to track along the line of text and then losing their place when going to the next line
  • Finding it difficult to copy from the board
  • White pages appearing to change colour and can be more dazzling which makes it harder to decipher the text

 

If you think yourself or your child suffers from visual stress please complete the questionnaire below.

An Irlen screening assessment will investigate symptoms, an Irlen Reading Perceptual Scale will be completed and a colour evaluation. Following the assessment, Irlen approved overlay and a report will be provided.

 

To find out more about how text can appear distorted please watch the video below.

 

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