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SPLD Support Bristol – Vision & Learning Help

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At Lynne Fernandes Optometrists, we believe every person deserves the opportunity to succeed. That’s why we offer dedicated Specific Learning Difficulty (SpLD) support in Bristol, helping people understand how their eyesight may be affecting their reading, concentration and learning. Many families come to us for more than a basic eye test - they’re looking for answers, and we’re here to help.

What Is an SPLD Assessment?

An SpLD assessment goes far beyond a standard eyesight checkup or vision test. It includes assessing and measuring:

1. Vision

2. Binocular vision: How well the eyes are able to work together as a pair

3. Accommodation and convergence: how hard the eyes are able to work

4. Pattern Glare and Visual Stress

5. Eye health

We focus on how your eyes and brain work together, especially when reading or concentrating in a learning environment.

It’s Not Just About Glasses

Yes, sometimes new glasses are part of the solution - but often, success comes from:

1. Coloured overlays or tinted lenses to reduce visual stress

2. Eye exercises

This highly personalised care is one reason we’re trusted as leading opticians in North Bristol.

Comprehensive Eye Care That Supports Learning

Learning challenges can sometimes overlap with other eye conditions. That’s why we also offer:

1. Myopia management

2. Dry eye support

3. IPL treatment for patients with ongoing visual comfort issues

We provide complete, compassionate care to support every aspect of vision and learning.

EyeSense for School Vision

Our EyeSense program supports children with SpLD by identifying vision-related learning barriers early. We assess reading comfort, focus, and visual coordination - then provide tailored tools like overlays, exercises, or referrals.

It’s a practical way to support better learning in school and at home.

Book an SPLD Appointment in Bristol Today

If you’re concerned about your child’s reading, your own learning confidence, or have been told “everything looks normal” when it doesn’t feel that way - come talk to us.

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