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Assessment for dyslexia, learning difficulties, reading problems, depth perception issues, headaches while reading.
Member, Australasian Association of Irlen Consultants. Associated with The Irlen Institute, USA.
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GLORIA THOMAS
Regional Director
VIC & TAS (Email)
FIONA BAUDINETTE
Melbourne Bayside
(Email)
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BARBARA WILSON
Gippsland (Email)
JAN MALE
Mildura (Email)
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DARREN THOMAS
Regional Director
Sydney & ACT (Email)
MELINDA HALL
Director
Sydney (Email)
DIANNA KELLERMAN
West Pennant Hills (Email)
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NICOLE BURCH
Blue Mountains (Email)
BEVERLY VON STEIN
North ACT (Email)
KAREN ENGLAND
South ACT (Email)
JENNIFER AXTENS
Nowra (Email)
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Home Page
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Irlen Dyslexia Centre. |
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Welcome. The word dyslexia
is associated with a variety of reading and perceptual disorders.
Irlen Syndrome is a form of Perceptual Dyslexia. Symptoms include
poor spelling, writing, inefficient reading, sore eyes, headaches,
glare sensitivity and depth perception difficulties.
Irlen Syndrome is not an optical condition. For some, it can co-exist
with non-related visual acuity conditions. For many, perceptual distortions
are caused by the brain (not the eye) mis-processing light and glare.
Irlen's patented colour lens technology corrects the way the brain
is mis-processing specific frequencies in the light spectrum. Irlen
Lenses can therefore, provide immediate assistance. Where necessary,
a prescription from your optometrist can also be included. The result
is a miracle for some - an important part of the puzzle for others.
Perceptual Dyslexia
Many of us assume that everyone sees things the same way. People with perceptual problems (even with perfect vision)
actually perceive print like this:
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If you, one of your family, or someone you know may be a candidate for Irlen Syndrome, get them to take
our SELF ASSESSMENT TEST.
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