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With over a decade of experience in Podiatry, Amy has worked across public and private sectors in Ireland and Australia. She enjoys all aspects of the profession, with a keen interest in ingrown toenail management and surgery, orthotic therapy, and children’s foot health.
Amy’s approach is patient-focused, aiming to improve comfort and mobility while keeping treatment sessions straightforward and positive. She takes pride in helping her patients achieve good foot health, which she believes is essential to overall well-being and quality of life
For a limited time, eligible patients can purchase a second pair of custom orthotics for just $320 within 90 days of their initial fitting appointment. This offer provides a cost-effective way to ensure you have the support and comfort you need across multiple pairs of shoes—whether for work, exercise, or everyday wear. Having a second pair also helps reduce wear and tear, extend the life of your orthotics, and eliminate the hassle of constantly switching them between shoes.
Why Get a Second Pair of Orthotics?
A second pair of custom orthotics offers added convenience, comfort, and longevity for your foot health. Instead of constantly switching your orthotics between shoes, having an extra pair ensures consistent support across different footwear—whether it’s for work, exercise, or casual wear. The second pair can be different to the original pair of orthotics to suit the intended shoes to be worn. This is especially beneficial for patients with active lifestyles, physically demanding jobs, or specific footwear needs (such as running shoes, dress shoes, or safety boots).
Additionally, a second pair can help extend the lifespan of your orthotics by reducing wear and tear, while also ensuring you always have a backup.
Take advantage of this limited-time offer to support your mobility, comfort, and overall well-being every step of the way!
Terms and Conditions
Effective Date: April 2025
Offer Details
Patients who meet the eligibility criteria may purchase a second pair of custom orthotics for $320 when purchased within 90 days of their initial fitting appointment date.
Offer Eligibility
To be eligible for this offer, the following conditions must be met: ✅ The patient’s first pair of orthotics was fitted at least five (5) weeks ago. ✅ The initial orthotic fitting appointment occurred between January 1 and August 31 in the same calendar year.
Exclusions
This offer is not applicable to patients who: ❌ Do not meet the eligibility requirements outlined in Section 2. ❌ Have been previously advised that a second pair of orthotics is not clinically appropriate.
How to Redeem
Eligible patients can purchase a second pair of orthotics for $320 within 90 days of their initial fitting. Patients should discuss this offer with their clinician during their review appointment or contact their local clinic for more information.
Complaints and Disputes
If a patient believes they meet the eligibility criteria but were deemed ineligible, they may submit a written complaint within 30 days of the issue occurring. Complaints should include the patient’s full name, clinic details, and relevant appointment dates. The clinic will review all complaints and provide a response within 14 business days.
Other Conditions
• This offer is not transferable, refundable, or redeemable for cash. • It cannot be combined with any other promotions or discounts. • The clinic reserves the right to amend or withdraw this offer at any time, subject to clinical appropriateness and professional discretion.
Need More Information?
For further details, please contact your local clinic.
Darren Barclay is a highly experienced podiatrist and sports science expert with a deep passion for both physical health and athletic performance. Originally from Canberra, Darren spent six years honing his career and gaining invaluable experience in Darwin before recently relocating to the Gold Coast. His professional journey has been shaped by over 12 years of living and working overseas in Canada and New Zealand, where he expanded his global perspective on sports medicine and injury prevention.
Darren holds a Bachelor of Sports Science from the University of Canberra (1996) and a Bachelor of Podiatry from the University of Newcastle (2010). For nearly a decade, he has specialized in sports injuries and musculoskeletal podiatry, with a particular focus on running-related injuries and athletic footwear. His keen interest in helping athletes recover and optimize their performance makes him a trusted expert in the field, particularly for runners and sports enthusiasts of all levels.
An avid sportsman himself, Darren has a personal understanding of the demands of physical activity. He is passionate about squash, has completed ultra-marathons (including a grueling 100km race), and most recently conquered the challenging Ironman Triathlon. These accomplishments reflect his commitment to both personal achievement and a holistic approach to fitness.
Outside of work, Darren embraces the great outdoors, often spending his weekends camping and reconnecting with nature around a cozy fire. His diverse professional background, combined with his enthusiasm for sports and outdoor adventure, allows him to connect with clients on a personal level, making him a valuable resource for anyone seeking to improve their physical health and performance.
Men’s and women’s feet are naturally different. It’s the reason that you see noticeable differences in men’s and women’s shoe sizing and fit – leading shoe manufacturers are taking much more than just style into consideration in their designs, it is now commonplace to consider both structural differences like foot width, arch height, toe height and natural flexibility – as well as functional differences like the tendency to pound the pavement during running.
Australian rules football is both a great team sport, and makes for an excellent endurance workout, with players quickly accelerating to high-speed running, making swift changes in direction, kicking, ball-handling and tackling over an 80-minute game. At a professional level, game analysis shows that every game sees the players cover on average 13.2km, make 19 tackles, 205 kicks, 169 handballs and 88 marks. That’s a massive demand on the body in a short timeframe, and with that, comes the very real risk of injury.
Have you been watching your toes over these summer months and feeling unhappy with how they look?
While some people turn to a salon pedicure to help hide their toenails, a study that used ultrasound to observe the effects on nails when having a gel polish manicure found nail weakness, brittleness and nail thinning. This leaves two options: continue with pedicures indefinitely – or have to eventually deal with nails that are even more damaged than when you started. Or – you can start to improve the appearance of your nails today by using these five podiatrist-approved methods.
Just like any relationship in our lives, the one we have with our feet is two-sided: we look after them, and they’ll look after us as we take approximately 2.7 million steps every year. Whatever the challenge – hot ground, countless stairs, unsteady terrain, sharp rocks at the beach – we have the one pair of feet that get us through – and the way we treat and look after them will determine how long they can keep doing it for.
When it comes to caring for our feet – it’s easier than many people realise as it’s the little things over time that can make a big difference. To help treat your feet, our podiatrists have shared ten things your feet will love that will help them stay healthy and happy.
Keeping up with our children’s growth and development is a difficult task – and the feet are no exception.
A new day can see us noticing something different that our child has started doing, like the way their foot turns in when they walk, leaving us wondering whether that’s normal, if we should keep an eye on it, or if big alarm bells should already be going off.
The new school year brings a mix of excitement and chaos. Amongst the never-ending to-do list to get the kids prepared is a key priority: buying your kids a new pair of well-fitting school shoes that you feel confident will keep their feet supported and feeling great throughout the school year.
Heel pain is a common source of frustration for many Australians whose jobs, physical and social activities, and their overall lives can become greatly restricted when they’re battling this frustrating problem. Foot orthotics are one proposed treatment for heel pain where a device that resembles a footbed is inserted inside the shoe, in place of the shoe liner.
