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Suffering Visual Stress?
How the brain interprets visual information affects academic and work performance, behaviour and attention.
some effects of visual stress
Irlen, supported by SPELD NSW in 1985
Unfortunately, despite significant research, validating the effect of visual stress on dyslexia and showing the benefits of Irlen Lenses, Irlen Syndrome is still seen as an unreliable novelty in 2023 (except by people who suffer visual stress).
Irlen Lenses help more than reading...
IMAGINE how easy school and learning are when you no longer
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are bothered by glare, and have trouble reading words on white, glossy paper
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see words or letters appearing to,shake, blur, move, run together, disappear, or just hard to see (even if wearing glasses)
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feel strained or fatigued whenever you start to use the computer
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write uneven height and spaced letters and words
IMAGINE how you feel without
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getting headaches, mood changes, restlessness, or inattention when there are fluorescent or bright lights
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getting headaches when reading
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becoming tired and sleepy when reading
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developing migraine headaches that no one can help with
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having problems judging distance and difficulty with such things as escalators, stairs, ball sports, driving or parking the car, or coordination
Irlen Lenses also help some individuals with:
ADD, ASD, Traumatic Brain Injury,
who are displaying these symptoms