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Foot problems diagnosis and treatment
Plantar fasciitis
Occupational health podiatry
Orthotics,insoles& footwear advice
Heel pain
Diabetic foot care
Sports injuries
In growing toe nails
General foot care- corns/callus
This marvellous team have completed their fund raiser walk donations welcomed via the link above.
(From John the organiser...
Hi all, We’ve organised a Pier-to-pier walk for the 7th June to raise money for Breakthrough T1D (formerly JDRF). We’re setting off from the war memorial in Llandudno at 10am, and walking to Colwyn Bay pier - should take a couple hours at a gentle pace with a few hypo stops. If any other T1D families fancy joining us, you’d be more than welcome!)
07/07/2024
Trainer Container at Y Shed. Exhibition of graphic designer artwork today. Y Shed
10/06/2024
Happy Valley star, James Norton, who has type 1 diabetes, reads a Bedtime Story to help young children understand diabetes and how it can be managed.
Friday 14 June 6.50pm on CBeebies and iPlayer. How to Manage a Mammoth by Dr Rose Stewart and Richard Dwyer
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Lorna qualified in 1988 from Birmingham School of Chiropody (now known as podiatry), at that time it was a leading centre for professional development with innovative guest lecturers complementing the in house lecture team. Lorna has worked within the NHS for 30 years and has become an extended scope podiatrist with skills that cover many fields. She has provided valuable input into research projects advancing the understanding of diabetes foot complications, development and management of them.
Lorna was instrumental in introducing diabetes foot screening into NHS podiatry services in the nineteen nineties and more recently setting up the multidisciplinary foot clinic at North Wales Glan Clwyd Hospital Diabetes Centre. Lorna has also provided lecturer services at the University of Bangor and Glyndwr University. She has worked as a volunteer with Diabetes UK for 3 years.
Lorna has a diverse range of skills in caring for people with mobility problems, foot problems and footwear issues. With experience in gait analysis, management of pain and dysfunction in the foot and lower limb, Lorna brings a wealth of care experience to her patients.
As well as her own practice in St Asaph Lorna provides ad hoc clinic support for gold standard footcare in Lancashire working with Louise Stuart MBE.
Recognised by private insurers- Aviva, WPA, Vitality, Cigna, WHA.
