Signs & Symptoms of Irlen Syndrome
People with Irlen Syndrome/SSS can have difficulty with one or more of the following:
- Light Sensitivity
- Reading Difficulties
- Poor Comprehension
- Distortions with Print
- Eye Strain / Visual Stress
- Concentration Issues
- Headaches / Migraines
- Fatigue
- Behaviour Problems
- Depth Perception Difficulties
Ninon Klease
Regional Director
Diagnostician & Screener
B.Ed., Dip.Teach.M.A.A.I.C
Gold Coast
ph. 07 5572 0269 ninonkl@optusnet.com.au
Jenny Webster
Clinic Director
Diagnostician & Screener
BHMS(ed)., B.Bus., CertIV Training & Assessment
Toowoomba/Withcott
ph 0437 699 432 gandjwebster@bigpond.com
Dianne Bevan
Clinic Director
Diagnostician & Screener
Dip.Sp.Ed., B.A.,M.Ed., Grad.Dip.Mental Health for Teaching Professionals
Ipswich & Brisbane West
ph 0421 310 768 diannebevan@hotmail.com
When reading do you:
- Skip words or lines?
- Lose your place?
- Repeat lines?
- Use a finger or marker to keep your position?
- Find words blur or move?
- Need to reread for understanding?
- Experience eye strain?
- Rub your eyes?
- Find the page bright/glary?
- Lose concentration?
- Get headaches?
- Fatigue easily?
