
We specialise in providing comprehensive care for ankle pain, helping you regain stability, alleviate discomfort, and improve your quality of life.
Heel pain is one of the most common foot complaints we see. Most cases come down to plantar fasciitis, irritation of the strong band of tissue (the plantar fascia) that runs along the sole of the foot from the heel to the toes. The classic symptom is sharp pain at the underside of the heel, often worst with the first steps out of bed in the morning or after a period of sitting.
Other common causes of heel pain include:
Our physiotherapists assess what is actually driving your heel pain rather than treating “heel pain” as a single condition. Treatment typically combines hands-on therapy to settle the irritated tissue, a tailored stretching and loading programme for the foot and calf, footwear and activity guidance, and sometimes taping or temporary supports.
Most cases settle without injections or surgery. If your heel pain is the result of a workplace injury, our Workers Compensation Physiotherapy service can help guide you through the claims and recovery process.
Our team consists of experienced physiotherapists with specialised knowledge in treating ankle pain. We stay up-to-date with the latest advancements in the field and employ evidence-based practices to provide you with the highest standard of care.
We understand that each individual's ankle pain is unique. Our physiotherapists conduct a thorough assessment to determine the underlying causes of your pain and develop a personalised treatment plan tailored to your specific needs. This ensures targeted and effective care.
We take a comprehensive approach to ankle pain treatment, addressing not only the symptoms but also the underlying factors contributing to your condition. Our goal is to not only alleviate pain but also improve ankle stability, restore range of motion, and prevent future injuries.

In many cases, physiotherapy can be effective in managing ankle pain and avoiding the need for surgery. Our specialised treatment approaches aim to reduce pain, improve ankle stability, and enhance overall function. Surgery may be considered if conservative treatments are not successful or for severe cases.
Most heel pain comes from plantar fasciitis, irritation of the band of tissue under the foot. Other common causes include Achilles tendinopathy, retrocalcaneal bursitis, heel spurs and fat pad irritation. A physiotherapy assessment identifies which is driving your pain.
Plantar fasciitis usually responds well to physiotherapy. Treatment combines hands-on therapy, a tailored stretching and loading programme for the foot and calf, footwear and activity guidance, and sometimes temporary taping or supports. Most cases settle without injections or surgery.
Contact iPhysio Australia today to schedule an appointment with our experienced physiotherapy team. Regain stability, alleviate pain, and enjoy an active lifestyle once again. Let us help you on your journey to healthier, pain-free ankles.









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