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Step + Stride Podiatry is the only Podiatry clinic in Auckland that has achieved the Allied Health Services Sector Standard Certification.
The Most Common Sports-Related Injuries and How to Treat Them
Sports are a great way to get active, have fun, and relieve stress. However, they can also come with their fair share of risks. From ankle sprains to concussions, here are the most common sports [...]
Does your child have flat feet and is it something to worry about?
Most babies are born with flat feet, that is to say their little soles do not possess a natural arch. This arch, which helps in proper distribution of weight on the feet and normal gait, [...]
April is Autism awareness month.
What is the relationship between Autism Spectrum Disorder and Toe walking? Toe walking is when children favour walking on the ball of their foot, with little to no contact of the heels to the ground. [...]
Happy Chinese New Year
Happy New Year. Hope the New Year brings you everything you wish. #stepandstridepodiatry #respod www.mypodiatrist.co.nz 0800 473 776 (09) 212 9612
Good Luck to all those heading to school
Good luck for the new school year. Foot pain, call us today. #stepandstridepodiatry #respod www.mypodiatrist.co.nz 0800 473 776 (09) 212 9612
Yes, we are open.
COVID-19 Red Traffic Light Face to Face Patient Information. At Step + Stride Podiatry we endevour to provide Podiatry services at the highest level to all our patients. Our staff are fully vaccinated and [...]
Happy Holidays
Happy Holidays from Step + Stride Podiatry. We will be closed from Friday 24 December 2021 and re-opening Tuesday 11 January 2022. Thanks to all our loyal patients for your support over this year. Stay [...]
Not just a physical thing: The psychology of sports injuries and recovery
Nobody plays sports expecting to get injured, but unfortunately, injuries are part of sports. Rest is integral to physical healing. However, for some athletes, being injured and getting taken out of their sport can trigger [...]
Bunions are more common than you think, and they typically get worse over time
Bunions -- a bone deformity caused by an unstable joint that allows the big toe to drift out of alignment. The condition is progressive, can cause severe pain, and will not go away on its [...]