Foot Health Practitioners provide foot care to whoever needs it—trained to recognise and assess foot conditions, treat appropriately and refer when necessary. Many people need simple foot care to maintain mobility and quality of life. Being overweight or diabetic increases the need, and both of these conditions are rapidly increasing in prevalence in the population.
As we get older, we all know that the feet seem to grow further away, and sometimes it's simply not possible to reach your own feet. Not to worry, if needed, Susie will help you remove your shoes and socks and then put them back on again when the treatment session is complete.
The treatments are designed to help prevent and correct any problems with the feet, keeping people mobile, active and relieving pain.
Some conditions will only require one or two treatment sessions, but often clients choose to have a maintenance treatment every 8 weeks.
Susie James MCFHP MAFHP is friendly and stands by the three c's of caring, compassion and consideration. There is nothing she hasn't seen before, and if it's within her ability to treat you, she will.
Did you know- foot bones make up about a quarter of all the bones in the human body.
The average moderately active person takes around 7,500 steps a day. Suppose you maintain that average and live until 80 years of age; you'd have walked 216,262,500 steps in your lifetime, the equivalent of walking around the equator of the earth 5 times!