Visual Dyslexia is the name given to a group of symptoms caused
by malfunctions in the eye/brain communication chain.
It is estimated that up to 10% of children may suffer from
the disorder to varying degrees. A person with visual dyslexia may experience a range of symptoms
from reading and writing problems through to major perceptual
difficulties. They will often
under-achieve in academic work or in social environments, self esteem is
lowered, anti social behaviour is common and the sufferer can
even exhibit neurological
symptoms.
Symptoms are often unrecognised (even in a standard 'eye test') and are common
in the school classroom.
Latest research suggests that all children who are underachieving at school
must be fully assessed for visual perceptual problems as well as having an
eye examination.
Early intervention can make a significant difference to the rest of your
child's life.You will be pleased to know that assessment and treatment are
available now.
If you are concerned that you or your child may have visual problems
associated with eye co-ordination please contact us to arrange
an appointment to assess your visual tracking or a full Orthoscopics
examination.
Due to the specialist equipment and training needed
there is a charge for this service. There may be provision
for payment of the fees incurred from your school or LEA or other
sources. Ask for advice.
Orthoscopics - Solving the problems of
Visual Dyslexia by Colour Correction 
A person with visual dyslexia may experience a range of symptoms
from reading and writing problems through to major perceptual
difficulties. They will often
under-achieve in academic work or in social environments, self esteem is
lowered, anti social behaviour is common and the sufferer can
even exhibit neurological
symptoms. 
