OUR PROTOCOL
After presentation and establishment of symptoms and concerns, all clients are thoroughly examined. Ensuring accurate diagnosis, the greatest levels of treatment quality and problem resolution.
Your assessment includes
- Direct examination of particular injuries, causative factors and surrounding history.
- Biomechanical examinations - investigating skeletal (including radiological examination if warranted), muscular and joint structure / function as well as, neuronal involvement.
- Gait analysis (examination of clients running and/or walking) using digitalised pressure plates and computerised treadmill technology.
- Postural assessment, looking at higher structures including hip, pelvic, back, shoulder, neck and head alignments and how they are relating to anomalies of leg and foot structure.
Once assessment is complete accurate diagnosis is made and an appropriate treatment regime prescribed.
Typical treatment modalities include custom computerised/digital orthotic therapy, advice on running shoes, football boots and other sporting footwear ultrasound, strapping, muscular strengthening and stretching regimes, massage and trigger point therapy, neural and fascial release, joint mobilisation, as well as acute injury treatment.
Note: Only the most advanced forms of prescription digitalised orthotic therapy will be employed ensuring the most effective and comfortable results.
Clients are guided through every step of their treatment programmes and reviewed as frequently as necessary to enable and maintain optimum results.
As previously mentioned, podiatry may be employed not only for specific foot and leg conditions, but also to enhance and or assist chiropractic treatment. Many of the structural anomalies treated by chiropractic are due to improper positioning of the pelvis and spine. Poor foot and leg structure and/or function can cause imbalanced pelvic and spinal rotation. In such cases podiatric treatment can be a priceless tool in ensuring and maintaining chiropractic health.



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