Board Certified: Arizona Board of Chiropractic Examiners - 1985
Doctor of Chiropractic: Los Angeles College of Chiropractic - 1985
Internship:  Gordan Goodfellow Clinic, El Monte, California – 1984 to 1985
Chiropractic Physician License: State of Arizona 
Physio-therapy and Traction License: State of Arizona

Continuing Education: "By participating in chiropractic continuing education each year I able to keep up to date on the chiropractic health profession and use the treatment that I feel would be most beneficial to my patients. If a patient has a problem that is not treatable by a chiropractor, I refer them to a health professional that is better suited to treat that problem." 

"One of my greatest lessons medically has come from my own experience through family members with health professionals. I have seen the depersonalization of the health care profession and this has motivated me to provide personalized professional care. I will take the time to listen to you and explain treatment options, while taking yourlifestyle and health needs into consideration. I have an up-front, no pressure approach when it comes time to recommending treatment."

Dr. LeSueur was born and raised in Mesa, Arizona. His great-grandfather, William F. LeSueur, was one of the early colonizers here in Mesa. His father, William Wallace LeSueur, is known by many Mesa residents as the founder and owner of LeSueur’s Men’s Store, a large clothing store that was located on Main Street in downtown Mesa for over 30 years and was also the president of the Mesa School Board before his death in 1970.   Dr. LeSueur along with his five siblings attended Mesa High School and were active in sports and school government. He attended Mesa Community College, Brigham Young University, and Los Angeles College of Chiropractic where he earned his Bachelors and Doctor of Chiropractic degrees. He enjoys spending time with his wife Teresa, his six children, and grandchildren. He is active in his church and volunteers working with young men as a member of Boy Scouts of America. He ran his first marathon in 2004 and another one in 2005.