At Adrian Yssel Optometrists, we understand the critical role vision plays in your daily activities, especially when it comes to reading and responding to light. If you or your child are facing challenges in these areas, our Irlen testing and visual therapy services are tailored to meet your unique needs.
Irlen Syndrome, also known as Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome, is a visual processing disorder. It can manifest as difficulties with reading, light sensitivity, headaches and visual stress. These challenges often go unrecognised because standard eye exams and educational assessments do not typically detect them.
If you or your child experience the following, you may have Irlen Syndrome:
Our Irlen Test is a detailed assessment designed to identify the presence of Irlen Syndrom. This process involves:
This thorough assessment ensures we capture a complete picture of your visual processing issues.
After identifying the specific issues, our visual therapy sessions are customised to address your individual needs, including:
Our therapy aims not just to alleviate symptoms but to enhance your overall visual processing abilities.
Children with Irlen Syndrome often face challenges in academic environments. They struggle with reading fluency, comprehension, and sustained attention Our visual therapy is particularly beneficial for these young learners.
We provide a supportive and engaging environment where children can develop their reading skills and overcome their visual processing challenges. Our goal is to ensure every child can read and learn effectively, setting them up for success in their academic and personal lives.
Individuals who undergo our Irlen testing and visual therapy often report significant improvements, such as:
Schedule a consultation with us today, and take the first step towards a clearer, more comfortable visual experience.
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