• Episode 6 Walking Through Menopause: The Impact on the Feet
    Nov 2 2025

    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.

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    31 mins
  • Episode 5: Inside the Week: Reflections from Clinic and Domiciliary Care
    Oct 19 2025

    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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    10 mins
  • Episode 4: Feet First in Dermatology with Joseph Frenkel
    Oct 5 2025

    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.

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    41 mins
  • Functional Wellness with Louise Carter
    Sep 20 2025

    In this episode of Behind the Clinic Doors: The Foot Health Podcast, I’m joined by Louise Carter, a registered dietician who specialises in Functional Wellness. We chat about how diet, nutrition, and lifestyle choices affect not just your overall wellbeing but also your foot health. Louise shares practical tips and insights that you can apply every day to support mobility, comfort, and energy. Whether you’re a client, a fellow practitioner, or just curious about the link between nutrition and foot health, this episode is packed with useful takeaways.
    ⚠️ Disclaimer: For information only, not medical advice.

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    40 mins
  • Pedistick; Making Foot Care Simple
    Sep 20 2025

    In this episode of Behind the Clinic Doors: The Foot Health Podcast, I’m joined by Fahid, a podiatrist and the creator of Pedistick. We explore how to make foot care simple, practical, and easy to fit into everyday routines.

    Fahid shares his journey as a podiatrist and the inspiration behind creating Pedistick – a device designed to help people take better care of their feet at home. We discuss common foot health challenges, practical tips for prevention, and how innovation can bridge the gap between professional advice and real-life habits.

    Whether you’re a fellow practitioner, a client, or just curious about foot health, this episode offers insights, stories, and actionable advice you can use in your daily routine.

    ⚠️ Disclaimer: This podcast is for general information only and is not medical advice.

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    14 mins
  • Behind The Clinic Doors: The Foot Health Podcast
    Sep 20 2025

    Welcome to the very first episode of Behind the Clinic Doors: The Foot Health Podcast! This is where the journey begins. In this opening conversation, I wanted to share not just the “what” of this podcast, but the “why.” Why put a microphone in front of me? Why open the doors to my little corner of the healthcare world and invite you in? The answer is simple: because working solo doesn’t mean working alone, and because foot health, as practical and personal as it is, deserves a space where stories, knowledge, and real human connections can live side by side.

    As a foot health practitioner working largely on my own, the day-to-day can feel a little isolating. I know I’m not the only one who feels this way. Many healthcare professionals, especially those running solo practices, know the reality: we wear all the hats, juggle all the responsibilities, and sometimes wonder if anyone else really understands the challenges and small victories we face. This podcast is my way of reaching across those invisible walls, building a community where people like me can connect, share, and feel a little less “solo.” If you’re a practitioner, my hope is that you’ll find comfort in these episodes, knowing you’re not the only one navigating this path.

    But this podcast isn’t just for clinicians or colleagues. It’s also for clients, patients, and the curious listener who wants to know more about what really happens in a foot health clinic. I want to pull back the curtain a little and show the world that behind every appointment, every routine check-up, and every bit of professional care, there’s a human being, one who cares deeply, learns constantly, and yes, occasionally makes mistakes and laughs about them. By sharing stories, insights, and conversations, I hope clients will see not just the work I do, but the heart behind it.

    In this first episode, I mix the serious with the lighthearted. You’ll hear a heartfelt story that explains why this work means so much to me and why giving foot health a voice matters more than ever. But it’s not all serious, there’s also a funny story in here, because laughter is as much a part of the clinic as stethoscopes and scalpel blades. Humour helps us cope, connect, and remember that health is about the whole person, not just the treatment plan.

    Think of this podcast as sitting down in the waiting room, only instead of waiting for your turn, you get to listen in on the stories, reflections, and experiences that don’t always make it into the appointment. Some weeks it will be practical tips and myth-busting around foot care. Other weeks it will be real, raw conversations about what it’s like to be a healthcare provider in today’s world. And sometimes, it’ll just be me sharing a story from the clinic that made me laugh or reminded me why I chose this path in the first place.

    What I hope you’ll take away from Episode 1 is a sense of connection. If you’re a practitioner, I want you to feel that you have a seat at this table, a place where your struggles, joys, and daily realities are seen and shared. If you’re a client, I want you to understand that this isn’t just a job for me, it’s a calling, one that’s filled with compassion, curiosity, and yes, a fair amount of humor. And if you’re simply a curious listener, I hope you’ll walk away entertained, informed, and maybe a little more appreciative of the amazing things our feet do for us every single day.

    So, welcome. Welcome to Behind the Clinic Doors: The Foot Health Podcast. Welcome to the conversations, the laughter, the lessons, and the stories. This is just the beginning, and I can’t wait to see where the journey takes us.

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    8 mins