There are numerous conditions which could contribute to Foot and Ankle pain and dysfunction. This might be related to surgery, altered foot biomechanics, metatarsalgia, “flat feet”, bunions, Morton’s neuroma, cuboid syndrome,arthritis, Achilles tendinopathy. Some patients might have a difficult recovery after a surgery or fracture/injury. All of these can be debilitating.

Surgery may be inevitable, (it can sometimes be avoided), but it can be very useful to have physiotherapy before surgery to prepare in the best way for the post-operative rehabilitation. Jane works very closely with some of the leading foot and ankle surgeons and podiatrists to create a comprehensive service.

This is an opportunity to be seen by a specialist physiotherapist who works primarily with foot and ankle conditions and can assess you, talk you through your conditions and prepare a treatment program or liaise with your local physiotherapist.

Jane has a commitment to practicing to the highest professional standards, with the simple principle of a thorough assessment to determine the problem and underlying cause. She then creates a treatment plan incorporating extensive manual therapy skills and specific exercises to facilitate fast return to activity. Often injuries are related to issues in other areas of the body and Jane uses her assessment skills to address these areas as well.