Self Test For The Symptoms Of Irlen Syndrome

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On completion of the questionnaire and clicking SUBMIT you will be advised if a screening appointment is recommended and be able to book an appointment or request a call back.

Your Name

Do you or someone you know have difficulty reading?

Answer the following questions:

Do you skip words or lines when reading? Yes No

Do you reread lines? Yes No

Do you lose your place? Yes No

Are you easily distracted when reading? Yes No

Do you need to take breaks often? Yes No

Do you find it harder to read the longer you read? Yes No

Do you get headaches when you read? Yes No

Do your eyes get red and watery? Yes No

Does reading make you tired? Yes No

Do you blink or squint? Yes No

Do you prefer to read in dim light? Yes No

Do you read close to the page? Yes No

Do you use your finger or other markers? Yes No

Do you get restless, active, or fidgety when reading? Yes No

Results

’s results indicate that there is a high probability that Irlen Syndrome can be the cause of their issues.

A full screening to confirm this is recommended.

Next Step: Book ’s Appointment

Screening takes 1 hour, needs no referral and most families will know at that time whether Irlen lenses will be of assistance.

Book An Appointment

’s responses indicate that it is unlikely that Irlen Syndrome is a cause of their issues, however if you wish to discuss their needs further please complete the submission form and someone will call you back.

Request a Call Back or book for Dubbo

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Irlen Diagnostic Clinic Newcastle supports children and adults with light sensitivity, reading difficulties or regular headaches or migraines.

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