The College of Foot Health Practitioners

The College of Foot Health Practitioners The College of Foot Health Practitioners offers accredited, flexible training for future Foot Health Practitioners. Study online and in clinic.

Start or advance your career in healthcare with expert support every step of the way. Welcome to the College of Foot Health Practitioners

This College teaches the skills required for confident private practice. The training is Podiatrist-led and equivalent to NVQ level 4, the level appropriate to practitioners who diagnose and treat independently. Training at this College enables direct listing

on application to the Accredited Register of Foot Health Practitioners - the only register for this occupation approved by the Professional Standards Authority under the Health & Social Care Act, 2012. Founded in 1996, this 21st Century College teaches up-to-date technique in a modern learning environment. There is no better way to learn. You will treat a good number of real people with real problems under the direction of tutors who practice in their own right. You will learn what needs to be done from those who do it daily.

Still spaces available on this course with Ryan Whordley BSc, MSc
03/08/2026

Still spaces available on this course with Ryan Whordley BSc, MSc

Now open for booking: Applied Lower Limb Anatomy and Remedial Massage Masterclass πŸ‘£

Join Ryan Whordley BSc, MSc for a practical, clinically focused masterclass designed for Foot Health Practitioners who want to expand their understanding of lower-limb anatomy and introduce remedial massage techniques into their practice.

During this hands-on session, you will explore:
βœ… Functional anatomy of the lower limb and foot
βœ… Assessment of muscular tension and soft-tissue dysfunction
βœ… Safe and effective remedial massage techniques
βœ… Trigger point therapy and myofascial release
βœ… Clinical reasoning and treatment planning
βœ… Contraindications, precautions, and patient safety
βœ… Integrating remedial massage into foot health practice

These skills can help you take a broader approach when supporting patients experiencing muscular tightness, lower-limb discomfort, reduced mobility, overuse-related symptoms, and biomechanical concerns.
You will leave with practical techniques that can be used immediately, greater confidence in managing musculoskeletal presentations and an enhanced ability to provide holistic, patient-centred care.

πŸ“… Tuesday 11 August 2026
⏰ 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
πŸ“ The College of Foot Health Practitioners
πŸ’· Β£150
πŸŽ“ 15 CPD points
Places are limited due to the practical nature of the session.

πŸ‘‰ View the full details and book your place:
https://www.collegefhp.com/events/applied-lower-limb-anatomy-and-remedial-massage-masterclass/

Alliance members, please check your inboxes for an important & exciting update😁
03/08/2026

Alliance members, please check your inboxes for an important & exciting update😁

New Webinar: Diabetic Wounds, Prevention and Management πŸ‘£Join Robert Isaacs for a clinically focused online webinar expl...
30/07/2026

New Webinar: Diabetic Wounds, Prevention and Management πŸ‘£

Join Robert Isaacs for a clinically focused online webinar exploring the development, progression, prevention and management of diabetic foot wounds.

Through practical clinical examples and real case images, this session will help practitioners strengthen their understanding and apply valuable insights within everyday practice.

During the webinar, you will explore:

βœ… Why diabetic foot ulcers develop
βœ… How diabetic wounds can progress
βœ… Strategies for prevention and management
βœ… Important considerations for treatment
βœ… Practical clinical examples
βœ… Real case images to support learning

This webinar is suitable for Foot Health Practitioners and other professionals who want to develop their knowledge and confidence when supporting patients with diabetic foot complications.

πŸ“… 6 August 2026
⏰ 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm
πŸ’» Online webinar
πŸŽ™οΈ Presented by Robert Isaacs
πŸ’· Β£49
πŸŽ“ 10 CPD points

πŸ‘‰ Secure your place here:
https://www.collegefhp.com/events/diabetic-wounds-prevention-and-management/

Invest in your professional development and gain practical knowledge that can support safer, more informed patient care.


28/07/2026

Alliance members - The Alliance has had numerous e-mail notifications bounce back. Please can you ensure that Gilly has your most recent e-mail address please. Contact
[email protected]
017650676417

Have you booked your place for The Alliance Annual Conference 2026? πŸ‘£The conference takes place on 26th and 27th Septemb...
24/07/2026

Have you booked your place for The Alliance Annual Conference 2026? πŸ‘£
The conference takes place on 26th and 27th September 2026 and brings together Foot Health Practitioners for two days of learning, networking, and professional development.
You can expect:
βœ… Expert guest speakers
βœ… Current and clinically relevant foot health topics
βœ… Valuable networking opportunities
βœ… One-to-one business support
βœ… A range of specialist exhibitors
βœ… Gala dinner and evening entertainment
βœ… CPD points to support your professional development
Topics will include fungal foot infections, conservative management of ingrowing toenails, dermatological assessment in diverse patient populations, diabetic foot risk, ageing patients, and diabetes beyond the feet.
This is an excellent opportunity to strengthen your knowledge, connect with other practitioners and gain practical insights that can support your work and your practice.
πŸ“… 26th to 27th September 2026
πŸ’³ Monthly instalments are available
To arrange monthly instalments, please contact the Alliance directly:
πŸ“§ [email protected]
πŸ“ž 01765 676 417
🌐 https://www.thealliancepsp.com/
Places are expected to be in high demand, so early booking is recommended.
πŸ‘‰ Book your place and join us for one of the key professional events in the foot health calendar.

Fun Friday Fact: Your feet can change size as you get older πŸ‘£πŸ“Did you know your shoe size may not stay the same througho...
17/07/2026

Fun Friday Fact: Your feet can change size as you get older πŸ‘£πŸ“

Did you know your shoe size may not stay the same throughout your adult life?

Over time, the structures supporting the feet can gradually change, which may cause
them to become slightly longer or wider.

A few quick facts:
πŸ‘£ The arches may lower gradually over time
πŸ“ Feet can become wider as ligaments and soft tissues change
πŸ‘Ÿ Shoes that perfectly fitted a few years ago may eventually feel tight
🦢 Changes in weight, activity levels and pregnancy can also affect foot shape

That is why it is worth having both feet measured occasionally, rather than automatically buying the same shoe size every time.
πŸ‘‰ Fun question for this Friday:
Has your shoe size changed as an adult?

βœ… Yes, they are bigger
↔️ They are wider
❌ No change
🀷 I have never checked

Tell us in the comments below.

Fun Friday Fact: Why do your toes wrinkle in water? πŸ‘£πŸ’§Have you ever noticed your toes going wrinkly after a bath, shower...
10/07/2026

Fun Friday Fact: Why do your toes wrinkle in water? πŸ‘£πŸ’§

Have you ever noticed your toes going wrinkly after a bath, shower, or swim?
It is not just because the skin is β€œsoaking up water”. Those little wrinkles are part of your body’s response to being wet.

A few quick facts:
πŸ’§ Wrinkly toes may help improve grip on wet surfaces
🧠 The response is linked to the nerves in your skin
πŸ› It usually happens after your feet have been in water for a while
πŸ‘£ If skin stays wet for too long, it can become soft, fragile, and more prone to rubbing

It is a fun reminder that feet are clever, but they still like to be dried properly, especially between the toes.

πŸ‘‰ Fun question for this Friday:
What makes your feet wrinkle the most?
A long bath πŸ›
Swimming 🏊
A rainy walk 🌧️
Spa day 🫧

Tell us in the comments below.

**The Management of Ingrowing Toenails III is now open for booking** πŸ‘£Join **Robert Isaacs** for this online masterclass...
01/07/2026

**The Management of Ingrowing Toenails III is now open for booking** πŸ‘£

Join **Robert Isaacs** for this online masterclass exploring one of the most painful and debilitating conditions seen in foot health and podiatry practice.

This session is designed for practitioners who want to build confidence in recognising, assessing and managing ingrowing toenails safely and effectively.

**What you will learn:**

βœ… Different types of ingrown toenails
βœ… Common causes and contributing factors
βœ… Conservative and non-surgical management strategies
βœ… Nail bracing techniques
βœ… Biomechanical considerations and interventions
βœ… Footwear-related factors
βœ… PNR techniques and equipment options
βœ… When and how to refer onward

πŸ“… **Thursday 9th July 2026**
⏰ **7:30 pm to 8:30 pm**
πŸ’» **Online via Zoom**
πŸ’· **Β£49**

**Important note for delegates from The Management of Ingrowing Toenails II:**
Due to the technical issues experienced during the previous session, anyone who paid for **The Management of Ingrowing Toenails II** will receive an invitation to attend this session **free of charge**. Please keep an eye on your inbox, as invitations will be sent soon.

πŸ‘‰ **Book your place here:**
https://www.collegefhp.com/events/the-management-of-ingrowing-toenails-june-2026-iii/

The Alliance Annual Conference 2026 is here πŸ‘£Join us for an inspiring two-day professional event designed to help you co...
29/06/2026

The Alliance Annual Conference 2026 is here πŸ‘£

Join us for an inspiring two-day professional event designed to help you connect, learn, and elevate your practice.

πŸ“… 26th to 27th September 2026
πŸŽ“ Earn CPD points

This year’s conference will include:
βœ… Expert guest speakers
βœ… Cutting-edge foot health topics
βœ… Valuable networking opportunities
βœ… One-to-one business support
βœ… A range of exhibitors
βœ… Gala dinner and evening entertainment
βœ… Practical insights to support your professional development

You will hear from respected speakers covering important topics including fungal foot infection, conservative management of ingrowing toenails, dermatological assessment in diverse patient populations, diabetic foot risk, ageing patients, and diabetes beyond the feet.

This is a valuable opportunity to meet fellow practitioners, strengthen your knowledge and be part of a professional event created specifically for the foot health sector.

πŸ’³ Monthly instalments are available
To arrange monthly instalments, please call the Alliance directly.

πŸ“§ Email: [email protected]
πŸ“ž Telephone: 01765 676 417
🌐 Website: https://www.thealliancepsp.com/

Places are expected to be in high demand, so early booking is recommended.

Address

First Floor Office Suite Parkside House, Oldbury Road
Rowley Regis
B650LG

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+441215590180

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