Get Your Biomechanics Right & Keep Moving.
Perth's Go-to Musculoskeletal Podiatry & Orthotic Clinic by Aus Podiatrist of the Year
Biomechanics underpins every movement.
Your feet are the foundation of your whole body and a key contributor of your biomechanics. When your feet are out of alignment, the change in geometry affects how our body generates movement. There is a ripple effect further up as well, including the ankles, knees, hips, and potentially as far as your neck.
Malalignment of the feet is often an overlooked cause of pains in the feet and lower limbs. From flat feet, plantar fasciitis to Achilles tendinopathy, mid-foot osteoarthritis to runner’s knee, unspecified foot pain in kids to occupational foot injuries in adults, undiagnosed malalignment of the feet could have significant impact on your ability to move.
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From orthopaedic surgeons to occupational physicians, they regularly refer their patients to us for all foot & lower leg conditions.
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Growing & Grown Feet
We see kids as young as 4 years of age! No matter your age and stage of life, we give each pair of feet the attention they deserve.
Biomechanics underpins all our movements. Get it right to feel better and keep moving.
Conditions our orthotics have been used for
- Plantar Fasciitis: Helps reduce heel pain by supporting the arch and relieving strain on the plantar fascia.
- Flat Feet: Corrects overpronation and provides support to the arch, improving alignment.
- High Arches: Cushions the feet and provides balance to prevent excess pressure on certain areas.
- Bunions: Helps with proper alignment and reduces discomfort caused by the deformity.
- Shin Splints: Provides support to the lower leg, helping to reduce strain and pain.
- Achilles Tendonitis: Reduces stress on the Achilles tendon by improving alignment.
- Knee, Hip, and Lower Back Pain: Improves posture and alignment, reducing stress on joints and alleviating pain.
- Overpronation or Supination: Corrects abnormal walking patterns to reduce stress on the joints and improve stability.
- Metatarsalgia: Reduces pressure on the forefoot, providing relief from pain and inflammation.
- Sports Injuries: Prevents injury by providing support, improving balance, and correcting movement patterns.
- Hypermobility: Supports the joints and prevents excessive motion, improving stability and reducing pain.
Your Child's Growing Feet Deserve The Same Amount of Attention, if not more.
As parents, the healthy development of your child is inevitably your priority. With so much information out there, sometimes it’s hard to know what you should do, who you should see and when you should intervene. We understand the unique challenges growing feet face and the worries parents have. You don’t need to figure this out on your own. We are here to help with a range of common foot problems children and teenagers may encounter:
- Paediatric flexible flatfoot
- Unspecificed foot pain
- Growing Pains
- Sever’s Disease
- Osgood-Schlatter Disease
- Hypermobility
- Tripping or Walking “Weirdly”
If your work involves moving around a lot, your ability to stay on your feet is directly affected by your biomechanics. Poor biomechanics combined with long hours on your feet over years may cause damage to your feet and lower limbs, affecting your ability to work.
With so much at stake, it is crucial that actions are taken sooner than later to avoid long-term debilitating impacts. From FIFO workers to nurses, tradies to teachers, stay-at-home-parent to retail workers, getting your biomechanics right ensures your feet will keep you moving for years to come.
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trusted by Specialists. Loved by our community.
We work closely with Perth’s leading orthopaedic surgeons, occupational physicians and general practitioners to help individuals get back on their feet fast and stay moving well.
Over the years, we have met some of the loveliest people we could ever meet. Each of them has a story to tell, and we couldn’t be more pleased to be part of it. We are passionate about what we do because your story is worth writing!
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Frequently asked quesitons
No, quite the opposite actually. When your feet are in good alignment, muscles can be engaged at an optimised angle, allowing them to function better. Many of clients report feeling instantly stronger in their feet when they try on their orthotics. Get the foundation right and any strengthening and conditioning work that you do will be much more effective!
For a pair of orthotics to be considered as fully custom made, there 3 essential components – assessment, foot scan and prescription (design). Lacking any of those components would make the insoles generic or semi-custom at best. Because of the personalisation that Custom Orthotics can offer, those that desire better outcomes, whether it be for managing an existing foot problem or for prevention, find Custom Orthotics to be a better choice.
No, you won’t need to! At The Movement, we pride ourselves on working with our clients’ current shoe wardrobe. We have had plenty of experience making Custom Orthotics for all kinds of shoes, including football boots, flats, dressed shoes and even clogs!
Yes, you can! As long as you have podiatry cover, we can process the claim on the spot for you most of the time. Exception applies to HBF and HCF which require self-claiming with them.
We understand you are eager to get your new custom orthotics! Generally, we would have appointments available within the same week. If you can’t find a preferred time, simply give us a call.
Yes, there is plenty of parking at the clinic. We are located at the corner of Guildford Road and Grafton Road, with the entrance to the car park being on Grafton Road.
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