In this episode of Behind the Clinic Doors: The Foot Health Podcast, I’m joined by Dr Clair Crockett from Newson’s Clinic to discuss the impact of menopause on the feet and lower limbs.

We explore how hormonal changes during menopause can influence skin health, circulation, joint mobility, and overall comfort in the feet. Dr Crockett shares her expertise and offers insights into how foot health professionals can recognise and support clients experiencing menopause-related changes.

This conversation highlights the importance of understanding menopause beyond the commonly discussed symptoms and recognising its effects on mobility and foot health.

In this episode of Behind the Clinic Doors: The Foot Health Podcast, I share an honest reflection on my week working in both clinic and domiciliary care as we move into the autumn season. From patient experiences to the realities of life on the road, it’s a behind-the-scenes look at the week of a foot health professional.

I discuss how we can make a positive impact on our clients, why communication is so important when travelling to appointments, and how a small gesture, like a thoughtful gift of worry dolls, can mean so much in practice.

I also talk about being open to constructive criticism, learning from feedback, and how my booking system has caused a few challenges lately, leading me to trial some new approaches.

A special shout-out to Happybits Socks for keeping my feet comfortable through the busy clinic days.

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In this episode of Behind the Clinic Doors: The Foot Health Podcast, I sit down with Joseph Frenkel, a podiatrist from Australia with a focus on dermatology. We explore the world of skin health from a podiatry perspective, discussing common and complex dermatological conditions that affect the feet.

Joseph shares his insights on how foot health professionals can better recognise and manage skin conditions, the overlap between dermatology and the lower limb, and why understanding the skin is such an important part of foot health care.

A special shout out to Cardiff University for their excellent postgraduate opportunities that continue to inspire professionals in this area.