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PRESIDENT
Steve Stanley
Dyslexia Diagnostic and Irlen Clinics
Unit 3/16 Hulme Court, Myaree WA 6156
 Postal Correspondence: PO Box 4240, Myaree Business Centre, WA 6960
Ph: (08) 9330 4922, Fax: (08) 9329 9668, Mob: 0417 985 949
Email: steve@irlenwa.com.au

President's Introduction

Biography
Steve has an extensive background in education, leadership and management, including senior positions in Education, professional learning and development and business. He spent six years as the Director of the Centre for Excellence in Teaching, which managed the professional development of all 30,000 teachers in Western Australia. He now has four companies and works in consulting, fitness, executive development and, most importantly, Irlen.

Steve has been a Screener, Diagnostician and Clinic Director. He is the Chairman of the Irlen International Development Committee providing advice to Helen Irlen on issues pertaining to Irlen world-wide. He is the President of the Australasian Association of Irlen Consultants and was a member of the 4 person team who wrote the new strategic business plan for Australia and New Zealand. Steve has 3 clinics in Western Australia and clinics in Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia.

   


AAIC
The Australasian Association of Irlen Consultants is an Incorporated body of licensed Irlen Screeners, Diagnosticians, Clinic Directors and Regional Directors in Australia and New Zealand. All have a background in education, psychology, learning disabilities or professions associated in assisting people with Specific Learning Difficulties and dyslexia. Members of the Association are licensed under the Irlen Institute in Long Beach, California, USA.

The AAIC is the professional body that all Regional Directors and Clinic Directors and Diagnosticians and many Irlen Screeners belong to. As members of the AAIC they are bound by the association’s Code of Ethics. The objectives of the AAIC include the promotion of Irlen throughout Australasia and the maintenance of high professional standards by its members.

Irlen Screeners are trained to do an initial assessment to determine whether or not a client has Irlen Syndrome (previously known as Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome). Irlen Screeners are associated with the various Irlen Clinics that are situated throughout Australia and New Zealand. (See contact details under ‘Centres’)

An Irlen Screener, having assessed a client, will make a recommendation as to whether or not they should be referred on to the local Irlen Clinic for more diagnostic testing and the possible provision of Irlen Spectral Filter glasses.

Anyone who has done the self screening test for Irlen Syndrome and the indications are that they could have Irlen Syndrome, should contact their nearest Irlen Clinic for details re an assessment.


Some relevant sites:

  • The Irlen Institute International HQ.
  • The University of Newcastle: Irlen Lens Program
  • The Irlen Dyslexia Centre: Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra.
  • The Irlen Diagnostic Clinic: Queensland.
  • The Irlen Clinic: Western Australia.


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