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Subject: Irlen assessment in East England

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Tina Yates (reading difficulties? migraine? concentration?)

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Date Posted: 15:18:32 09/01/08 Mon

Irlen Syndrome is an inherited condition which co-exists with dyslexia. It can cause reading difficulties, writing problems and make comprehension a trial. If you or your child put in an inordinate amount of effort and still underachieve, arrive home exhausted after a day's work or get headaches when undertaking visual tasks then we may be able to help. We offer assessment, support and treatment for Irlen Syndrome from nursery to university and all points beyond. Also workplace audits and health and safety issues associated with visual stress. Training for tutors/teachers/TA's in identification and interventions.

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