EyeSense Vision Optometrists
Why choose us?
Why choose us?
What does great vision mean to you?
Reading or working without your eyes tiring? Living a migraine-free life? Impeccable timing as an athlete? Or keeping your focus in class without getting frustrated? There’s more to your vision than being able to read letters off a chart.
At EyeSense Vision Optometrists, you don’t have to settle for only seeing clearly. As behavioural & neuro-optometrists, we look into all 17 of your visual skills. Our mission is to get your eyes and brain to work together as a team. During your 60-minute eye test we use an evidence-based approach and advanced technology to give you a clear picture of your visual health, and we’ll recommend a personalised solution based on your goals.
Because you deserve to see clearly, experience comfortable vision, and perform with confidence.
Why we chose to be independent?
Why we chose to be independent?
Independent optometry means each patient is a person, not a number. We can take our time understanding your concerns, building rapport, and address your visual problems with tailored solutions.
What we love about Leederville?
What we love about Leederville?
Leederville is a vibrant suburb. It’s lively and full of character, but not as hectic as the CBD. Mornings are dominated by the oh-so-necessary aroma of freshly brewed coffee. By the afternoon, you can treat yourself to a warm pie, great Asian cuisine, or cheesy pizza. But it’s the charming and unique stores that elevate Leederville’s atmosphere. Its proximity to the freeway and train station makes it ever-so-convenient to reach.
Clinical services
Practice facilities
Optometrists
Simoné Fanoy
I’m someone who loves helping others, likes seeing quick results, and finds satisfaction in solving complex problems. After doing my research, optometry was a clear choice. Especially being a behavioural and neuro-optometrist. Now I get to help people daily and make an immediate impact on their lives. Plus, I have the challenge of finding unique solutions to complex visual problems. I always get goosebumps when I see patients become more confident by improving their overall vision.
In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family and exploring new things in and around Perth. But if time is limited, a quick stroll around the park, or taking my kids to the playground will hit the spot. I’m also a sucker for a good book, attending a Pilates class, binge-watching a good series, going to the theatre, drinking a glass of wine with friends, or dreaming about my next holiday.
Liz Wason
I'm passionate about helping people of all ages overcome challenges that affect how they learn, move, and go about their everyday life. Behavioural and neuro-optometry gave me the opportunity to go beyond just helping people see better - I can actually help people live better.
In my spare time, I follow all kinds of sport, volunteer at non-profit organisations, travel (whenever the opportunity arises), garden, explore new and interesting restaurants & cafés, spend time with my family, and go to art exhibits.
Steve Leslie
After discovering behavioural & neuro-optometry and experiencing the impact thereof first-hand, I knew I wanted to help other people reach their full visual potential.
I'm a life-long student. I like learning and reading and sharing my knowledge with others. I'm fond of fine wines, fine dining, and champagne. Travelling is a great pleasure, and our annual trip to France is always a highlight. And when I'm in Perth, I enjoy engaging in good conversation with my family and friends.
Giving back
We enjoy backing organisations that do great work in our direct community and beyond. Currently we support Parkinson's WA and Cosmos Alliance.
Clinical services
Optometrists
Simoné Fanoy
I’m someone who loves helping others, likes seeing quick results, and finds satisfaction in solving complex problems. After doing my research, optometry was a clear choice. Especially being a behavioural and neuro-optometrist. Now I get to help people daily and make an immediate impact on their lives. Plus, I have the challenge of finding unique solutions to complex visual problems. I always get goosebumps when I see patients become more confident by improving their overall vision.
In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family and exploring new things in and around Perth. But if time is limited, a quick stroll around the park, or taking my kids to the playground will hit the spot. I’m also a sucker for a good book, attending a Pilates class, binge-watching a good series, going to the theatre, drinking a glass of wine with friends, or dreaming about my next holiday.
Liz Wason
I'm passionate about helping people of all ages overcome challenges that affect how they learn, move, and go about their everyday life. Behavioural and neuro-optometry gave me the opportunity to go beyond just helping people see better - I can actually help people live better.
In my spare time, I follow all kinds of sport, volunteer at non-profit organisations, travel (whenever the opportunity arises), garden, explore new and interesting restaurants & cafés, spend time with my family, and go to art exhibits.
Steve Leslie
After discovering behavioural & neuro-optometry and experiencing the impact thereof first-hand, I knew I wanted to help other people reach their full visual potential.
I'm a life-long student. I like learning and reading and sharing my knowledge with others. I'm fond of fine wines, fine dining, and champagne. Travelling is a great pleasure, and our annual trip to France is always a highlight. And when I'm in Perth, I enjoy engaging in good conversation with my family and friends.
Giving back
We enjoy backing organisations that do great work in our direct community and beyond. Currently we support Parkinson's WA and Cosmos Alliance.