North Shore Foot & Ankle Physiotherapy

North Shore Foot & Ankle Physiotherapy in North Manly, Sydney, NSW is listed under Physiotherapists..

About Us

North Shore Foot and Ankle Physiotherapy clinic is a small clinic with locations in St Leonards and North Manly.   Our primary focus is treatment of conditions of the foot and ankle and a biomechanical approach to how they affect the kinetics of the more proximal structures such as knees, hips and lower back.

Our philosophy is to accurately diagnose and give you a thorough description of your condition in a language that you can easily understand and relate to.   Our style of treatment is a manual therapy and exercise based strategy, applying current best practice principles and sound clinical experience to get you back to optimum condition.

Your clinic sessions will be a one on one consultation where you will get a chance to explain your condition thoroughly.  On most occasions we will find an efficient solution to your condition but we also recognise when therapy has its limitations and given our close association with a number of treating specialists will refer you on if needed.

Physiotherapists

Dan Gartner

Dan graduated from Sydney University with Honours in 2007. Since that time he has worked in both the public and private system and with a number community sporting teams gaining experience in a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions.

Dan has always had an interest in biomechanics and injuries of the lower limb which stems from his time as a professional footballer having often experienced personally a number of conditions that are common amongst the broader community.

Services

Heel Pain: e.g. Plantar Fasciitis, Fasciosis and tears, Fat pad, inflammation, nerve pain, referred pain and more.
Achilles tendinopathy
Shin Splints
Forefoot Pain
Ankle sprains and instability
Arthritis
Peroneal Tendinopathy
Additional services

At North Shore Foot & Ankle Physiotherapy we also provide treatment for:

Neck and Back Pain
Shoulder Injuries
Elbow Pain
Occupational Overuse Injuries
Sports Injuries