Hampshire Orthotics

29/08/2026

plagiocephaly helmets

29/08/2026

What was that saying "never work with children or animals"?! Charlie and Otis and big sister Bella having fun in the waiting room with Bailey watching on.

28/08/2026

Sweet flowered helmet for a little girl I am treating for plagiocephaly. Thanks to artist Abi for another great job!
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23/07/2026

I have had the most professional Orthotics assessment and product support possible from Lucy Best.

From 2020 I have purchased bespoke Shoes (Formal & Leisure), Boots, and recently Slipper Shoe. The first time I could actually wear comfortable footwear indoors in 48 years!

Hils Nickell

14/07/2026

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24/06/2026

stay cool everyone! Babies with helmets, especially. See below. If your baby has a temperature 38 degrees or more, remove the helmet. cold wet towels on their skin, nappy only with no clothes, fans and air conditioners.

My brother Mat, lives in California and has some tips for all of us for next week ....

Soak 5-6 towels - tea towels, bath towels, face washers, any shape and size. Pop them in a container or zip lock bags and pop them in the fridge or freezer. Throughout the day wrap the cold towels around yourself and if possible get in front of a fan. Rotate them over the day resolving the 'used' ones while you take advantage of a fresh cool towel.
Pop your shirts, shorts, clothes in the fridge or freezer too. They don't have to be wet and it'll make things more comfortable.
As much as possible air your house out overnight (as long as it's cooler outside than inside). Check your weather app and make sure you set an alarm to get up and close the house an hour before the temperature rises. Close up windows, doors, curtains.
If you have access to cardboard and tinfoil use this to block your windows against the sun and heat.
As much as possible keep the TV, computers, and any other large electronics off during the day. These will generate more heat than you realise.
Sip water all day long. Measure out 3-4L of water and aim to get through that every day. Adding some cucumber sticks to your water will add electrolytes. On that note, eat as much cold and wet food as you can. Watermelons, oranges, apples, cold soup. Eating things with high water content will help keep you hydrated.
Leave some containers of water outdoors for wildlife. You are going to see quite a few expired birds in the coming days. Placing some water in a container with rocks and sticks (to climb out and rest on) could be the difference between their life or death.

Good Luck from California!
Mat

24/06/2026

Plagiocephaly correction helmet for flat head syndrome.

24/06/2026

Charlie's helmet journey has just started. Elephant mechanic "Fixing my Flat" - great!!

21/05/2026

Meet Dave 👣
When Dave's foot was trapped in a door, an untreated fracture left him with a severely inverted foot — gradually getting worse until he needed two walking sticks just to get around. He told us he had "given up all hope of ever being able to walk again."
After coming to Hampshire Orthotics for custom orthopaedic boots, everything changed. Dave recently spent four hours on his feet at a garden centre — completely pain-free. In his own words: "It was a miracle."
Watch Dave's story and find out how custom orthopaedic footwear is made 👇
🔗 https://youtu.be/vc6wKNIPlS8
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21/05/2026

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