Plantar Fasciitis &
Heel Pain Treatment
At The Junction, Newcastle

Plantar Fasciitis &
Heel Pain Treatment
At The Junction, Newcastle

“Start walking comfortably again — most patients notice relief and improved mobility within their first treatment cycle.”

Is This You?

Recognise the Signs of
Heel Pain & Plantar Fasciitis

Heel pain often follows a predictable pattern. If these signs match your symptoms, it may be plantar fasciitis.

Heel Pain Area of Plantar Fasciia. Heel Pain Treatment Clinic at The Junction, Newcastle. Happy Feet Podiatry

Why Do You Suffer With
Heel Pain or Plantar Fasciitis?

Understanding the causes of plantar fasciitis, heel pain, and arch pain helps create the right treatment plan and long-term relief strategy.

Excess Body Weight

Greater force placed on your heel and foot structures

Repetitive Stress & Activity

Frequent running, walking, or standing on hard surfaces

Age 40+

Tissue in the heel naturally degenerates over time

Foot structure issues

Such as flat feet, high arches, or fallen arch pain, which put added strain on the heel.

Why Choose Our Clinic?

We combine clinical expertise, evidence-based diagnosis, and personalised one-on-one care to deliver reliable outcomes for heel pain and plantar fasciitis.

Specialist Heel Pain Focus

Dedicated diagnosis and treatment of plantar fasciitis and heel pain.

Evidence-Based Diagnosis

We use research-backed diagnostics for accurate identification of pain sources.

One-on-One Private Care

Attentive, unhurried treatment in a private clinical setting.

Easy to Reach at Location

Convenient location, easily accessible from nearby Newcastle suburbs.

Evidence-Based Treatment for
Plantar Fasciitis & Heel Pain

At our clinic, we follow a personalised, step-by-step treatment approach to reduce pain, restore movement, and help prevent future episodes of heel pain.

Clinical Foot Assessment

Detailed gait analysis, posture evaluation, and plantar fascia load assessment to identify the exact cause of your heel pain.

podiatry newcastle Shockwave Therapy

Shockwave Therapy

Used for chronic plantar fasciitis to stimulate tissue healing, increase blood flow, and reduce long-term pain.

Custom Orthotics

Medical-grade orthotics designed to reduce strain on the plantar fascia and support proper foot alignment.

Targeted Stretching & Strength Program

Calf, Achilles, and plantar fascia-specific exercises to restore flexibility, strength, and function.

Meet Our Experienced Podiatry Team
at The Junction, Newcastle

Our team of qualified podiatrists is dedicated to providing personalised care for plantar fasciitis, heel pain, and foot pain conditions.

Renay Bull

BA(Hons) BApp.Sc(Pod)

Director of Happy Feet Podiatry, with over 17 years clinical experience. Specialises in biomechanics, sports-related injuries, and children’s foot conditions. Renay also teaches at the University of Newcastle in surgical injection therapy and biomechanics. Her sporting background (competitive swimming, cross-country, bodybuilding) gives her unique expertise in sports injury care.

Melinda Webber

B(Pod)

Experienced in all areas of podiatry, with a passion for minor surgical intervention and personalised treatment. Melinda is committed to delivering high-quality care and continually develops new techniques.

Amelia O’Connell

Bachelor of Podiatric Medicine

Graduated with a Bachelor of Podiatric Medicine from Charles Sturt University. Amelia focuses on biomechanics and musculoskeletal podiatry, delivering evidence-based, client-centred care. 

Sarah Dederer

B(Pod)

Recently returned to the region after practising in the Hunter. Background as a nurse at Lingard Private Hospital gives her a holistic health approach. Clinical interests: minor surgical procedures, musculoskeletal care & general podiatry.

Every patient receives a one-on-one assessment, evidence-based treatment, and a clear recovery plan.

What Our Patients Say

Real Recoveries. Real Reviews.

Frequently Asked Questions

Still Have Questions?

Can’t find the answers to your question?

We’re here to help.

With early intervention, most people improve within 6–12 weeks. Chronic cases may take longer.
Low impact activities may be possible, but avoid running or high impact sports during flare-ups.
You may feel mild discomfort during treatment, but it is generally well tolerated and very effective.
Yes, heel spurs are often present, but the pain typically comes from the fascia not the spur itself.
We can design a treatment plan and orthotics to support your specific foot type and reduce heel pain.

Still Have Questions?

Can’t find the answers to your question?

Call us now — we’re here to help.

Providing expert podiatry care to the local community for over 15 years. Your feet are in good hands with Happy Feet Podiatry.
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