Clearer with Colour: Helping You See the World Differently with Irlen Screening

Clearer with Colour is your local certified Irlen Screener, offering a simple yet life-changing solution for anyone struggling with visual processing challenges. Operating from the MODS Eyeware Studio in Manchester, they use the Irlen Method—colour overlays and filters designed to help people with autism, dyslexia, light sensitivity, migraine headaches, reading difficulties, and even head injuries to improve concentration, reading, and comprehension.

What is Irlen Syndrome?

Irlen Syndrome is a visual processing issue, but it’s not about having poor eyesight, dyslexia, or just struggling with reading. It’s a sensory problem where the brain struggles to process light and visual stimuli correctly. People with Irlen Syndrome can experience light sensitivity, visual distortions, poor concentration, and difficulties with tasks like reading, writing, and even maths.

The key thing to understand is that Irlen Syndrome isn't a medical condition—it's not something you'd treat with medication or glasses, and it isn’t caused by eye health problems. It’s all about how your brain handles what your eyes are seeing. Even though it’s not an official medical issue, the Irlen Method has been reviewed by experts and found to be a proven, effective approach for managing these symptoms.

How Can Clearer with Colour Help?

As a trained and certified Irlen Screener, Clearer with Colour can help identify whether you or someone you know has Irlen Syndrome and provide a solution. Using colour overlays and filters, they’ll help make reading, studying, and other visually demanding tasks a lot easier and more comfortable. Whether you’re finding it hard to concentrate or getting frustrated by migraines, they’ve got a solution to help you see the world more clearly.

Here’s what you can expect from a session with them:

• Identify if you have Irlen Syndrome through a personalised screening process.
• Learn about the common traits and challenges linked to Irlen Syndrome.
• Understand how visual perception affects things like reading, maths, writing, and even depth perception.
• Improve reading and concentration with the right colour overlays and filters, reducing light sensitivity and making it easier to focus.

Why Choose Clearer with Colour?

At Clearer with Colour, they’re passionate about making life easier for people dealing with Irlen Syndrome. Whether it’s for you or a loved one, their expert screening and tailored solutions can help you overcome those visual challenges, so you can get back to doing the things you enjoy without the frustration.

So, if you’re struggling with reading, concentration, or light sensitivity, get in touch with Clearer with Colour today!