In this sponsored post, Michelle Prophet of Canberra Podiatry speaks about her business hub of podiatry and her experience as a woman in business.
PRINCIPAL podiatrist at Canberra Podiatry Michelle Prophet says she has the expertise and passion for helping others to put their best foot forward.
“My journey began long before I opened my own business in 1997,” she says.
“Prior to that milestone, I worked alongside my father, Stephen Prophet, a renowned orthopedic appliance consultant, and together we crafted orthotics and shoes, laying the foundation for what would become a thriving podiatry practice and eventually inclusive of a physiotherapist, David Kennard.”
Michelle says her business is a hub for all aspects of podiatry and physiotherapy, where she and her team offer a wide range of services.
“My own special interests within the field are biomechanics, with a particular focus on gait and posture analysis, as well as podopediatrics (the assessment of children), sports podiatry, and a dedicated emphasis on dance and ballet,” she says.
“We’re proud to highlight the unique strengths and passions of our dedicated team members.
“Jake, our senior podiatrist, is a true enthusiast in all aspects of podiatry. Mai comes highly recommended for her proficiency in wound care, laser therapy, and providing comprehensive treatments, our remarkable practitioner Mia is our youngest podiatrist, based at our Queanbeyan clinic, and our friendly reception staff Eva at Canberra Podiatry and Chrissie at Qcity Podiatry, are always ready to help.”
Canberra Podiatry, 4 Chifley Place. Call 6281 1200, or visit canberrapodiatry.com.au
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