Screener CertificationBecoming an Irlen® Screener is an ideal way to help identify those with Irlen Syndrome in your community and put them on the path to success by helping them become symptom-free. Whether your work is in education, psychology, counseling, assessment, speech or occupational therapy, health/medicine or literacy, becoming an Irlen Screener can enhance your practice or provide additional services to those you serve.
Initial Certification
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Recertification
You have many options to keep your Irlen® Screener Certification Current!
In order to keep your Certification current, you must earn 12 Irlen Recertification Credits every 5 years. These Credits must be submitted to the Irlen Institute International Headquarters in Long Beach, California or your Regional Director at the conclusion of your five-year certification anniversary.
Ways to Earn Irlen Recertification Credits:
12 Credits
In order to keep your Certification current, you must earn 12 Irlen Recertification Credits every 5 years. These Credits must be submitted to the Irlen Institute International Headquarters in Long Beach, California or your Regional Director at the conclusion of your five-year certification anniversary.
Ways to Earn Irlen Recertification Credits:
12 Credits
- Attend a two-day Irlen Screener training (at a reduced rate) - 6 credits per day
- Publish an Irlen Syndrome Research Study
- Attendance at an Irlen Conference (including attendance at a Texas Irlen Association Conference)
- Conference Exhibit Booth - 6 credits for each day
- Read "The Irlen Revolution" and submit a one page summation
- Spend 1 day with an Irlen Diagnostician
- Publish an article on Irlen Syndrome
- Conference Presentations - 3 credits per hour of presentation
- Attend an Irlen Webinar
- Presentations on Irlen Syndrome to educators, health care professionals, Occupational/Speech Therapists - 2 credits per hour
- Spend 1/2 day with an Irlen Diagnostician
- Research: Conduct and collect individuals' pre/post standardized testing scores on Excel speadsheets - 1 credit per 10 participants