Irlen screening
Irlen Syndrome is a visual perception problem corrected by use of color tinted lenses or color overlays for reading. Certified Irlen screeners are educators who are trained to identify Irlen Syndrome and determine which colored plastic overlay will most improve reading capabilities.
The symptoms often associated with Irlen Syndrome include:
- light sensitivity
- problems with high gloss white materials
- poor reading abilities
- attention deficit
- strain or fatigue
- poor depth perception
- headaches
What to do if you don’t know
If an individual exhibits some of these symptoms, you may want to discuss the benefits of screening. A certified Irlen screener can evaluate an individual who may be affected by Irlen Syndrome.
To learn more about Irlen Syndrome, visit the Irlen Institute website at www.Irlen.com. It has an abundance of reliable information on symptoms and treatment.
Irlen Related Websites
The Irlen Institute
Best and most informative resource online
Helen Irlen
An interview with the expect who literally wrote the book on it.
The Light Barrier
understanding the mystery of Irlen Syndrome and light-based reading
difficulties.
Example Images
get a sense of what it looks like
Online Support Group
A Yahoo! online community chat area
My World Is Not Your World
Story with first hand account of overcoming