Is your child struggling with heel pain after sport or activity?
Online Assessment & Treatment for Kids Heel Pain (8-14yrs)
Simple telehealth appointments - Australia-Wide.
Helping active kids stay active.
👉 Get a personalised heel pain recovery plan for your child.
✅Expert Podiatry Advice
✅ Online Assessment (Telehealth).
✅ Easy to follow treatment plan.
✅ After-hours appointments available.
Sound like your child...?
👉 8-14years old
👉 Complaining of heel pain
👉 Limping during or after sport and activity.
👉 Hobbling off the field (like an old man).
👉 Avoiding certain movements.
👉 Performance is dropping.
👉 Walking on their toes during flareups.
👉 Pain continues the next morning (stiffness).
👉 Squeeze the back of the heel = PAIN.
👉 'hoping it would go away on its own...'
This is commonly Sever’s heel pain AND it’s very treatable with the right approach.
You need...
A Clear Plan
Fast Relief
Safe & Effective
Management
Professional Guidance
No more guesswork!
What you get...
✅ Clear diagnosis (is it actually Sever’s?)
✅ Professional Advice (Podiatrist)
✅ Individualised Heel Pain Treatment Plan
Step-by-step Treatment
✅ Activity Management
✅ Review Footwear
✅ Foot Strapping Methods
✅ Guided Exercises
✅ Support Recommendations
How Your Online Assessment Works
1. Book your appointment online (after-hours available).
2. Complete your child’s quick assessment form.
3. Speak with a Podiatrist via Telehealth.
4. Receive a personalised treatment plan within 24 hours.
5. Optional follow-up appointment.
👉 Delivered via phone or video.
👉 No clinic visit needed.
⚡Speed up recovery time.
🏃♂️ Restore performance.
🛡️ Stay active with less pain.
🔒 100% Confidence Guarantee
If we don’t think we can help — we’ll tell you upfront and refund the payment.
How do we start..?
2.
Complete Form
Fill out your child's assessment form.
(sent with the appointment confirmation)
Frequently Asked Questions
SEVERS DISEASE FAQs
1. Is this just growing pains, or something that needs treatment? Heel pain in children is often labelled as “growing pains,” but in many cases it’s actually Sever’s disease, which benefits from the right treatment. Without proper management, it can linger for months and keep coming back.
2. How is this different from just “growing pains”? Sever’s disease is often mistaken for growing pains, but it’s actually a load-related injury. It won’t settle properly without addressing contributing factors like calf tightness, foot mechanics, and activity levels.
3. Will my child need to stop sport? Not necessarily. In most cases, we modify activity rather than stop it completely. Your podiatrist will guide you on safe participation levels so your child can stay active without making the pain worse.
4. How does the telehealth consultation work? It’s simple: 1. Book a time that suits you 2. Speak directly with a podiatrist via phone or video 3. Get a clear diagnosis and personalised treatment plan. Everything can be done from home, with step-by-step guidance.
5. What treatments will my child need? Treatment usually includes a combination of: 1. Stretching & Mobility 2. Strengthening Exercises. 3. Load management (adjusting sport/activity). 4. Footwear advice 5. Strapping Tape (video supplied). 6. Heel support or orthotic recommendations (if required). You’ll receive a clear, structured plan to follow.
6. How long does it take to get better? Most children improve within 2–6 weeks when managed properly. Without the right approach, symptoms can drag on for months or keep coming back.
7. Do we need a referral? No referral is needed. You can book directly and speak with a podiatrist when it suits you.
8. Do private health funds cover this consultation? Some private health funds may provide rebates for podiatry services, including telehealth. Coverage can vary depending on your level of extras, so we recommend checking directly with your health fund. After your consultation, we can provide a receipt for you to submit for a rebate where applicable.
9. Why see a podiatrist for Sever’s disease? Podiatrists are experts in foot, heel, and lower limb conditions—especially those related to growth and sport. With Sever’s disease, the pain isn’t just about the heel. It’s influenced by factors like calf tightness, foot mechanics, and activity levels. A podiatrist identifies and addresses all of these, so your child gets a clear, targeted treatment plan—not just rest or generic advice. This means efficient treatment, faster recovery, reduced flare-ups, and a calculated return to sport model.
10. What locations do you service? We provide telehealth consultations Australia-wide. As long as you have a stable internet or phone connection and an email address, you can access expert podiatry care from anywhere in Australia. No travel required.
