Developing visual skills has the potential to change lives. Behavioural optometry and vision therapy has become a special interest and it's so fulfilling to see children and adults be able to use their visual skills that were previously poorly developed or had regressed. General optometry for all the family including management of sight problems with glasses and contact lenses, as well as management of ocular health.Liz completed the behavioural optometry component of the Masters of Optometry in 2002 and then completed fellowship of the Australasian college of behavioural optometry (ACBO) in 2015. Currently a member of the Fellowship examination board for ACBO and the South Western Allied Health Network (SWAHN) to promote allied health in co-managing health conditions.Liz has written a paper titled "Ocular and visual consequences of patients with mental and emotional disorders - a literature review".Liz is available for presentations in the area of children's vision, behavioural optometry and general optometry.