Caring for Carers: Footwear for those on their Feet
As a Carer, you spend hours caring for other people’s feet. Now it’s time to look after yours.
Supporting paramedics and ambulance workers every step of the way!
At Resonance, we know how long and tiring your days can be and appreciate all your hard work. We also know that Sore Feet Don’t Stop, especially when you are busy!
Proud to be a Resonance Podiatrist – by Megan McPherson
From the outside looking in, we are a group of podiatrists that share similar qualities – we care for our patients, we work hard, and we are interested in current research and upskilling.
How to care for painful toenails at home
We know it’s hard being confined to your home – particularly in a time of high stress. This is only going to feel worse if you’re suffering from a painful toenail. Painful nails can be caused by several different things – this may be an ingrown toenail, inflammation of the nail border known as paronychia; or discomfort…
NZ Farmers – feeding and clothing the Nation!
When purchasing a gumboot make sure it feels comfortable and fits well. The toe area should flex, the middle of the arch should not twist or bend, and the back of the heel needs to be firm.
Managing corns, calluses and cracked skin at home.
Corns, calluses and cracked skin happen to most of us at some point in our lives.
Supporting our Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians! Some tips for those long days on your feet.
To all the Pharmacists and Pharmacy technicians out there – Thank you for all of your hard work leading up to and during this lockdown! At Resonance Podiatry, we know how busy you are and applaud you for that. We also know that Sore Feet Don’t Stop, especially when you are busy! In the day…
COVID-19 procedures implemented
If you are experiencing any cold/flu-like symptoms please do not attend our clinic.
How much is too much? – by Resonance Podiatrist Caron Orelowitz
In recent years, there has been a trend toward more structured, sport-specific, high-intensity training in younger children.
Osteoarthritis – by Resonance Podiatrist Brittany Malzard
Osteoarthritis (OA) is a very common condition which affects about 10% of adults in NZ yet not many people know what it is or, how it’s caused.