DOES YOUR CHILD RUN FUNNY?
Are you one of the thousands of parents that is concerned about how your child runs or walks? Have you noticed that their feet and ankles turn in or out?
25th Birthday Celebration Slide Show
This year, we celebrated our 25th Birthday. 25 years young in 2020. Can you believe it. We certainly can’t. The year of 2020 is what is now Peak Podiatry’s 25th birthday.
2020 YEAR IN REVIEW
A year seems to be such a great expanse of time, but when it is nearing the end, it all seems to have passed incredibly quickly. What a year 2020 has been!!
Clinic News: Sarah Bisset and Project Echo
✨Area of interest - Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder (HSD) and Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes (EDS) ✨ The year of Covid-19 has meant an adjustment of how we keep up to date with our continued education. ?
Bent vs Straight Bunion
What is the difference between a Bunion (Hallux Valgus) and Big Toe Arthritis (Hallux Rigidus)? It is not at all unusual to confuse bunions with big toe arthritis because both these conditions can cause pain,
The Difference Between A Morton’s Neuroma And Bursitis
Have you been experiencing pain in the ball of your foot? Feel like your stepping on a stone? And is it affecting your ability to undertake normal daily activities?
“Coverload” Blog
What a wild ride the last few months have been! In clinic, we are seeing an influx of overload type injuries, or as we have started calling them now 'COVERLOAD' injuries!.
Lacing Techniques
Did you know that there are several different shoelace techniques appropriate for each foot type? As Podiatrists, we are aware that feet are as unique as the patients we see. Below is a lacing chart showing several ways in which your laces can help your shoes better accommodate your foot type.
Bunions
There are actually a few different treatments available depending on the stage of development, if you’re getting pain, where you’re getting pain and your gait function.
What measures are Peak Podiatry taking to ensure our patients and staff are safe
We have received national body and health cabinet advice that Podiatry falls into “essential services” category. We will continue follow health department advice on this basis. Our confirmation SMS now includes a message that if [...]