Diabetic Foot Assessments

People with diabetes should have regular foot checks because they are at a higher risk of developing foot problems.

These include but not limited to nerve problems, poor blood circulation and risks for infections.

Biomechanical Assessments

A podiatrist specialises in diagnosing and treating conditions that affect the feet, ankles and lower legs.

We can accurately diagnose the cause of foot pain and can develop a treatment plan tailored to the specific condition.

Orthotic Therapy and Footwear Assessment

Foot orthoses is both a device and a inserted into the shoes to improve foot function, support and align the feet.

These orthotic devices can be designed for your feet specific needs by a Podiatrist.

Shoes are the foundation of our feet. Incorrect footwear can lead to unwanted outcomes.

The right shoes provide support and protect the feet.

Dry Needling

A therapeutic technique to treat musculoskeletal dysfunction and pain. This practise involves a thin, sterile needle being inserted directly into muscle trigger points.

These points are tight painful knots in the muscle tissue.

This helps reduce pain, relieve tension and improve mobility by releasing tight muscle bands and promoting blood flow.

Foot Mobilisation

Foot mobilisation is a manual technique that focuses on restoring normal movement and alignment to the joints of the foot and ankle.

Gentle and controlled movement is applied to specific joints to reduce stiffness, alleviate pain and improve overall joint function.

This can be used on foot and ankle conditions, for example, plantar fasciitis and arthritis, which are linked to joint misalignment and restriction.