I am State Registered having completed four years at the Chelsea School of Podiatric Medicine, University of London, studying Medicine, Surgery, Foot Mechanics and I am eligible to work within the National Health Service.

I am a lecturer in Podiatry specialising in Biomechanics, Sports Injuries and Paediatrics. I have worked both in England and Australia and have a M.Sc in Sports Injuries of Elite Runners in Queensland, Australia.

Specialising in:

PAEDIATRICS
(back, hip, knee, foot) Flat feet, pigeon toes - feet turning inwards, knock knees.

FLAT FEET, HIGH ARCHES
These conditions are much more easily treated when young with orthotics and an exercise regime.

SPORTS INJURIES

BIOMECHANICS
(structure of whole body)/GAIT ANALYSIS (walking and running).

CHIROPODY
Corns, Callosities, Verrucae, Ingrown Toenails, Nail Surgery (with local anaesthesia)

DIABETES, ARTHRITIS

Adults can present with all manner of gait/lower limb problems. Certain occupations which involve long periods of standing, or carrying heavy objects, accentuate these conditions. Postural problems, for example: neck, shoulder or back pain, even headaches can be the result of lower limb problems.

Badly aligned foot joints can cause pain, not only within the foot, but also in the knees, hips and lower back. Muscular tone and balance can be improved by correcting joint alignment, creating greater stability. Children, adults, the elderly and the sports enthusiast can all benefit.

Muscular tone and balance can be improved by correcting joint alignment, creating greater stability. Children, adults, the elderly and the sports enthusiast can all benefit from this treatment.