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This article focuses on the Irlen Method, developed to address Scotopic Sensitivity, also referred to as Irlen Syndrome. The material is adapted from the website of the Irlen Institute. Helen Irlen is an advisory board […]
David faced more frustrations than a young adult should have to cope with. Anxiety. Depression. Irritability. Tics. Academic problems. Yet, he was most upset by his inability to read sheet music. You see, David had […]
Helen Irlen is Founder and Director of the Irlen Institute and an advisory board member for ACN Latitudes. She answered questions posed by two readers. Question: We have a son whose eyes water when he […]
People with Irlen Syndrome perceive and interpret their world differently, whether while reading or observing their environment. It is as if they are wired differently. Because they have no other point of reference, most children […]
Everyone loves reading or viewing a good mystery — the intrigue, the surprise of the unsuspected, and the satisfaction of finding out who did it. But imagine the frustration if you are left hanging with […]
Most people assume that once classic vision problems are corrected or ruled out, everyone perceives the world in the same way. We now know that perception can be different for some. Sue, a fifth-grade student […]
We have been receiving an increasing number of reports that using tablets, cell phones, computers, or watching TV can trigger hyperactivity, other behavioral changes, and/or tics. For some people, the problem is related to hypersensitivity […]
A LETTER FROM JESSICA’S MOM Hi Sheila, Even as a former special education teacher for ten years, I was not prepared for what I witnessed happen to my daughter. I have since learned so much about gut […]
