Ally Clough
Ally studied Podiatry at the University of Huddersfield (UK) where she graduated in 2010. Upon graduating she moved to Sydney and started practising in podiatry clinics in Sydney North Shore & Sydney West.
In November 2013 she opened Naremburn Podiatry, and in time as her local reputation grew through word-of-mouth she opened this clinic in Mosman (at The Mosman Practice) and started practicing in Maroubra (establishing Maroubra Foot Clinic).
Ally is a member of the Australian Podiatry Association of NSW and the UK Chiropody and Podiatry Association.
Mirette Ibrahim
Mirette graduated with a Bachelor of Podiatric Medicine from Western Sydney University. Mirette has expanded her skills in various aspects of Podiatry, while also developing a special interest in High Risk Foot, Biomechanics and helping others. Mirette did a training on Mobilisation Therapy which helps to improve your foot and ankle function.
Her passion is being a person-centred Podiatrist, and she has a very strong commitment to patient education. She also believes in early diagnosis, and prevention of the feet and lower limbs medical conditions disorders, which she provides treatment and rehabilitation to prevent future structural abnormalities and surgery.
Chris Mozar
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Christine (Chris) graduated from The University of Newcastle with a Bachelor of Podiatry. Chris has a heart for people and selected podiatry as her corner in which to help others. Chris enjoys all aspects of podiatry - be it generalised treatment, diabetic foot care, musculoskeletal ailments of the lower limb or management of the high risk foot; she is committed to providing patient-centred care.
Chris seeks to meet client's podiatry-related goals through evidence-based treatment. To remain current and provide quality care, she completes regular professional development activities, and has grown her skill set through training in Australian Podiatry Association approved dry needling and mobilisation therapy techniques, to help clients with their lower limb function.