That's just the tip of the iceberg. I can do this all day if you want to talk about scientific research. In my opinion, nothing speaks of the effect of the Irelen Method more highly or convincingly than those whose lives have been changed by it.

The article from 1990, cited by Dr. Maino within his comment, has been refuted by its own author. Other research is available that supports Alissa's experience and treatment.

In fact the U.S. Navy, specifically represented by Dr. James H. Irvine, a mechanical engineer in the Naval Air Warfare Center, Weapons Division, conducted research into Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome, now called Irlen Syndrome. A pilot project reported in 2003 along with a research paper presented to an Irlen International Conference demonstrated in mathematical terms that the syndrome is real and the Irlen Method is an effective treatment.

Krouse, S.L., and Irvine, J.H. PERCEPTUAL DYSLEXIA: ITS EFFECT ON THE MILITARY CADRE AND BENEFITS OF TREATMENT; 45th International Military Testing Association Conference; November 4-6, 2003; Naval Education and Training Professional Development and Technology Center; Pensacola FL.