RFHP Registration Number OA221965
HCPC Registration Number CH036815
Emily is a fully qualified experienced Foot Health
care Practitioner; she is qualified to level 4 and holds
a Diploma from Stonebridge College. Emily is fully
insured, and DBS checked. Emily entered the college
guild of graduate register in February 2020.
Registered number: OA221965
We need to know your medical information and your current medications so we can keep your records up to date. It will be helpful if we need to prescribe you any medications for treatment.
Yes, the Foot Health Practitioner will ask you a few questions regarding your conditions and current medications so we can pinpoint your conditions.
Once the examination is complete, patients will generally have their first treatment during the same visit.
Treatments are advised according to your personalised care plan. Your foot health practitioner will provide a complete review of findings generally within a day to two following the initial consultation, and treatment options are discussed
Everyone is different, but nails should be cut every six to nine weeks.
Many personalised treatment care plans include at-home treatment. Depending on your conditions and treatment needs, you can use a pumice stone to soften rough skin, moisturiser to hydrate your skin, and nail trimmers to cut your nails with care, if possible.
The fastest way to schedule your appointment is to use our calendar on the . You can also call or email us at [PHONE NUMBER] or [EMAIL ADDRESS]. We are located in Bournemouth.
During your initial consultation with the foot health practitioner, you’ll discuss any health-related issues and concerns. You’ll also be treated with initial foot care, which includes nail cutting and trimming as well as a moisturising foot massage, time allowing. Your appointment will conclude with advice from the practitioner and a discussion of treatment options.
Yes. During your initial visit, the practitioner will need your consent and you will need to fill in some brief paperwork to give us a more complete picture of you and your condition.
We provide foot care for all ages and all feet.
Yes. Regular foot care, generally every six to eight weeks, is especially important for people with diabetes. We evaluate your feet and take care of any nail issues or callus treatments you need during each appointment. Foot health should be monitored regularly to detect any changes in swelling, cuts, bruising and other impairments.
Yes. Taking care of your feet is critical, especially when you’re undergoing chemotherapy treatment. Give us a call or send an email if you are unsure of what kind of foot care you need.
Yes, of course! Our foot health practitioner provides a wide range of high-quality treatments for every condition, including thick toenails and calluses.
Yes! All ages and feet are welcome at our clinic. If we cannot treat them, we will refer them to a relevant practitioner.
The advanced foot care we provide includes a medical pedicure, which is caring for the feet with cosmetic enhancements like polish. You can bring your own polish and we will apply it for you. We recommend nail polish that has antifungal properties.
Even though short, warm soaks can feel pleasant, it’s essential to remember that soaking your feet before caring for them can further increase the likelihood of injury. Swimmers or those who have taken bubble baths may have noticed their fingers and feet were a bit ‘pruney’ because the skin cells are swollen with water. When this happens, it is possible to microscopically rupture the skin cells when smoothing calluses and caring for your skin. You can’t see them, but they’re there. Having even microscopic open areas on your feet can increase your risk of infection.
Yes! Our clinic utilises state-of-the-art processes for cleaning the instruments we use. We use ultrasonic technology to clean our instruments first, and then we use steam sterilisation (autoclave) as the final step.
In massage therapy, muscles and connective tissues are manipulated with pressure. To achieve this, qualified massage therapists use a variety of techniques
I’m happy to any area if it is agreed beforehand. Furthermore, travel expenses apply when travelling more than 10miles from my address (BH2 postcode).
The only thing you will provide will be the towels and space for the massage table
This depends on the level of tension you are experiencing and your specific needs.
We use sweet almonds oil. Some essential oils can also be used depending on your preference
Please re-arrange or avoid making an appointment if you are experiencing any of the following:
There is no risk associated with massage therapy for most people. Minorities, however, should avoid it.
Getting a massage might not be suitable if you have any of the following conditions. It is recommended that you discuss your desire to have a massage with your doctor. It is still recommended that you discuss your health conditions with me before receiving a massage.
There is likely to be a feeling of relaxation and a reduction in pain and tension in your body after the session. A massage may cause some people to feel sleepy, but they will soon feel more alert and energetic afterwards.
There may be some mild soreness the following day if you received a deep tissue massage.
The fastest way to schedule your appointment with our foot health practitioner is to use our calendar on the homepage. You can also call or email us at 07514920178 or info@heavenfootcare.com .We are located in Bournemouth.
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