Conditions we Treat

Neurological Conditions

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We work closely with children and adults whose mobility is affected by neurological conditions. Orthotic support can improve stability, alignment, and functional movement.

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• Cerebral palsy - improving gait efficiency, reducing fatigue and supporting joint alignment

• Stroke (CVA) - enhancing balance, foot clearance and walking confidence

• Multiple sclerosis (MS) - managing foot drop, instability and fluctuating muscle tone

• Peripheral neuropathy - improving safety and reducing pressure‑related discomfort

• Brain or spinal cord injury - supporting rehabilitation and functional recovery

• Charcot Marie Tooth (CMT)

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Musculoskeletal Pain & Overuse Injuries

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Many people come to us with persistent pain that affects daily life, work or sport. Orthotics can reduce strain, improve biomechanics and support healing.

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• Plantar fasciitis

• Heel pain and Achilles tendinopathy

• Flat feet (pes planus) and high arches (pes cavus)

• Knee pain, including patellofemoral pain and osteoarthritis

• Hip and lower‑back pain linked to gait or foot posture

• Shin splints and recurrent lower‑limb injuries

• Leg length discrepancies

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Foot Deformities & Difficulty Finding Comfortable Shoes

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Many people struggle to find shoes on the high street that fit comfortably or safely. This can be due to structural foot differences, long‑term conditions or changes that develop over time.

We regularly support people with:

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• Bunions (hallux valgus)

• Hammer toes and claw toes

• Wide or deep feet

• Collapsed arches or very high arches

• Arthritic changes affecting foot shape

• Swelling or oedema

• Feet that don’t match standard shoe sizing

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When standard footwear doesn’t work, we offer:

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• Custom‑made footwear designed around your exact foot shape

• Specialist insoles to improve comfort and reduce pressure

• Footwear modifications such as stretching, rocker soles or added depth

• Advice on suitable brands and styles for your foot type​

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The aim is simple: shoes that fit properly, feel comfortable and support your mobility - without compromise.

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Paediatric Conditions

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Children’s feet and movement patterns change rapidly. Early assessment and intervention can make a meaningful difference.

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• In‑toeing and out‑toeing

• Toe walking

• Hypermobility and joint instability

• Developmental gait concerns

• Growing pains and activity‑related discomfort

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Sports‑Related Issues

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Athletes and active individuals often benefit from orthotics that improve performance, reduce injury risk, and support efficient movement.

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• Recurrent sprains or instability

• Overuse injuries from running or impact sports

• Biomechanical imbalances affecting speed, power, or endurance

• Ligament Injuries

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Post‑Surgical & Rehabilitation Support

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Orthotics can play a key role in recovery following surgery or injury.

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• Post‑fracture support

• Tendon or ligament repair

• Joint replacement rehabilitation

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How We Help​

We conduct a:

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• A detailed clinical history

• Gait and movement analysis

• Digital foot pressure mapping

• 3D scanning where appropriate

• A clear explanation of your options

• Custom orthotic design and in‑house manufacturing

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Our aim is always the same: to provide practical, effective solutions that help you move better and feel better.