Selecting the best supportive school shoes for our children can be a challenging task. With so many different brands out there, it is easy for parents to become overwhelmed with... read more →

Footy boots for wide feet can be tricky to find, but there are boots that are designed with the wider foot in mind. Read Well Heeled Podiatry's top 5 picks.... read more →

Foot Drop or Drop Foot are term's used for the inability to lift the foot upwards and weakness of one foot compared to the other. Foot drop isn't a disease,... read more →

Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune condition that can cause inflammation, pain, and degeneration of joints. In approximately 20 to 30% of cases, rheumatoid nodules can appear on the soles of... read more →

By now we are all very aware of the symptoms to look out for COVID, however, did you know this can also affect our feet? This symptom quickly adopted the... read more →

Reviewing and updating orthotics does not always mean a new pair of orthotics. Foot orthotics can be modified or adapted, because like our footwear our orthotics need updating and changing... read more →

We often get told if we have foot pain to massage, stretch and strengthen the muscles in our feet and calves. Have we ever considered the importance of why? Foot... read more →

A common condition that presents to podiatry are flat feet. People often get concerned about the appearance and effects of their fallen arches. Flat feet occur when our arch and... read more →

If your foot hurts, and it feels like there is a stone in your shoe, you may be suffering from capsulitis. Our foot is made up of 26 bones and... read more →

Have you ever noticed you have popping and/or cracking joints in your feet and ankles when you walk?  When walking, our tendons and ligaments stretch and move, and our joints... read more →