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February 25 2021
Homelessness, poverty, unemployment, domestic violence; these are just a few of the reasons why women are forced to choo....
Children’s feet differ from those of adults as they are not yet fully formed. At six months of age the foot is still mostly cartilage, in fact the last bone does not begin to form until about 3 years of age. By 18 years of age most of the bones are fully formed. Children’s feet are soft and pliable making them prone to damage from abnormal pressure, such as shoes which are too small. Many childhood problems are also hereditary in nature.
With over 14 years of operation in Townsville, Hayley and Chris have enjoyed following the development of many patients from early childhood to adolescence. Here at Foundation Podiatry we take pride in the results seen with appropriate intervention at the right time leading to healthy results for children later in life.
Homelessness, poverty, unemployment, domestic violence; these are just a few of the reasons why women are forced to choo....
Image from Bramah, C., Preece, S. J., Gill, N., & Herrington, L. (2018). Is There a Pathological Gait Associated Wi....
Most people try to kick off the New Year with a healthy, positive goal in mind. Whether that be regularly walking Castle....
The New Year is a great time to focus on becoming fit and healthy. Nobody will dispute that exercise (movement) is good....
Heel pain is not only limited to grown-ups. Heel pain in children is very common. Often, healthy active children wi....
After 6 weeks of being foot loose and fancy free, many children often struggle going back to school. Heavy backpacks, ne....
Foundation Podiatry Townsville is looking for a friendly, proficient team player to join our busy clinic. If y....
Low Level Laser Therapy is the application of red and near infrared light over an injured site to promote tiss....
Shockwave Therapy sends sound waves into the injured tissue to promote healing Hayley shares in her video:> Conditio....
Plantar Fasciitis (now more correctly termed plantar fasciopathy or plantar heel pain) is a common cause of heel pain in....