Dip. OPTOM CAS TPA FOA (SA)
She is a professional student to this day and has passed the Boston University courses in Diagnostic Pharmaceutical Agents (CAS) in 2000 and Therapeutic Pharmaceutical Agents (TPA) in 2005. She joined Peter Heinrich and Tania Blake in studying and qualifying to practice Iridology in 2003 and has attended the Syntonic Phototherapy Course in Cambridge, England in 2004.
Lesley is married and devotes her life to her husband, Wouter, Lienkie her niece and her three dogs and several cats (although not necessarily in that order). Before she studied Optometry (qualifying in 1991) she worked as a highly qualified nursing sister.
She is a professional student to this day and has passed the Boston University courses in Diagnostic Pharmaceutical Agents (CAS) in 2000 and Therapeutic Pharmaceutical Agents (TPA) in 2005.
She and her husband Wouter are qualified Padi diving instructors and are never happier than when they are semi-drowning some group of would-be divers in their specially designed pool at their home, in Mozambique or at dive sites in Egypt and Israel. She, (together with Wayne – our optical technician, have perfected in the design and custom fitting of optically correct lenses to diving masks), as well as the fitting of contact lenses specifically for divers (See Sports Vision).
She and Wouter, being qualified to train handicapped divers, were privileged to be part of the team that achieved a world record recently for the highest number of handicapped divers (17) underwater at one place, at one time. Seeing that each handicapped diver required three Buddy-divers it was a daunting task. They intend to better this record soon. (See News and Views)
She joined Peter Heinrich and Tania Blake in studying and qualifying to practice Iridology in 2003 and has attended the Syntonic Phototherapy Course in Cambridge, England in 2004.