FAQs

Ankle pain in adults

Ankle pain can appear in several areas—outside (lateral), inside (medial), front (anterior), back (posterior), or even deep within the joint—and each pattern tells a different biomechanical story. Rather than guess, Dr Brendan's Movement Experience assesses your foot posture, tibial rotation, ligament tension, and joint mobility in motion. Then we guide you through targeted stretches, supportive Authotics, and dynamic stabilisation drills to address the root cause. Let's explore exactly where and why your ankle hurts.

Arch pain in adults

Arch pain in adults can stem from plantar fascia tightness, midfoot ligament strain, or fallen arches altering tendon tension under the navicular bone. Each creates unique pressure patterns under your foot. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we measure arch height, foot pronation, tibial alignment, and muscle function in motion, then guide you through supportive exercises, dynamic stabilisation with Authotics, and gentle stretches to ease arch discomfort. Let's explore what your arch is telling us.

Are Authotics adjustable?

Yes. If you need adjustments for comfort or fit, contact us and we'll help.

Are Authotics made in Australia?

Yes. Every pair of prescription Authotics is designed, reviewed, and made in Australia.

Are orthotics made in Australia?

Yes. Every pair of prescription Authotics is designed, reviewed, and made in Australia.

Are prescription Authotics covered by my health insurance?

In most cases, yes—if podiatry is covered in your extras package. We'll provide receipts and item codes for your claim.

Are prescription Authotics locally made?

Yes. Every pair of prescription Authotics is designed, reviewed, and made in Australia.

Calf and Achilles pain in adults

Calf and Achilles pain can stem from muscle overload, tendon irritation, biomechanical imbalances like overpronation, or limited ankle dorsiflexion altering tension through the calf–Achilles complex. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your gait and movement patterns in real time, measure calf flexibility, ankle and heel angles, and tendon response under load, then guide you through gentle stretches, progressive strengthening, dynamic stabilisation with Authotics or supportive inserts, and soothing recovery techniques. Let's explore what your calf and Achilles are telling us so you can return to pain-free movement.

Can adults use Authotics?

I welcome everyone—children, adults, athletes, seniors, and families. No matter your age or needs, I'll meet you where you are and support you every step of your movement journey.

Can calf tightness cause forefoot pain?

Yes—tight calves limit ankle dorsiflexion, which shifts load forward onto the metatarsal heads. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures calf flexibility and ankle range, then guides you through stretching routines and dynamic stabilisation to reduce forefoot overload.

Can capsulitis cause big toe pain?

Capsulitis under the big toe joint occurs when the joint capsule becomes irritated from repetitive pressure. We don't label—you feel it. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe forefoot loading during activity and guide you through metatarsal pads, footwear adjustments, and movement strategies that offload the joint capsule.

Can children do orthotics assessments?

Yes. We'll guide you through capturing their movement safely.

Can children do the gait and foot captures too?

Yes. We'll guide you through capturing their movement safely.

Can families use Authotics?

I welcome everyone—children, adults, athletes, seniors, and families. No matter your age or needs, I'll meet you where you are and support you every step of your movement journey.

Can I access Authotics remotely?

You can use Authotics wherever you feel comfortable—at home, at work, or even while you're traveling. I'm always available online and there's no need for a clinic visit or special equipment. Use your phone, tablet, or computer—whatever suits you best

Can I access Authotics while travelling?

You can use Authotics wherever you feel comfortable—at home, at work, or even while you're traveling. I'm always available online and there's no need for a clinic visit or special equipment. Use your phone, tablet, or computer—whatever suits you best

Can I ask about adaptive equipment?

Yes—I can advise on canes, walkers, or braces and integrate their effects into your Movement Experience analysis.

Can I ask about ergonomic seating?

Yes—I provide guidance on seat height, foot support, and posture cues to reduce lower-limb strain.

Can I ask about foot care products?

Yes—I recommend devices like compression socks or foam rollers that complement your biomechanics.

Can I ask about foot posture changes over time?

Yes—I compare your current capture to past ones and explain how your posture has evolved.

Can I ask about footwear modifications?

Yes—I guide you through selecting and adjusting shoes or inserts to match your captured biomechanics.

Can I ask about glute activation?

Yes—I provide targeted capture and exercise guidance for glute engagement and balance.

Can I ask about joint replacements?

Yes—I provide post-op movement plans aligned with your surgeon's protocols for safe recovery.

Can I ask about martial-arts movement?

Yes—I adapt my capture prompts for kicks, stance, and weight shifts specific to martial arts.

Can I ask about mindfulness exercises?

Yes—I provide guided breathing and movement combos to help reduce stress and improve posture.

Can I ask about orthotic comfort?

Yes—I offer tips on breaking in Authotics and adjusting them for comfort.

Can I ask about plantar stretch reflex?

Yes—I explain reflex testing and provide guided prompts to assess and address it.

Can I ask about running surface impact?

Yes—I advise on adapting your plan for trails, tracks, or roads based on your capture data.

Can I ask about stair-climbing technique?

Yes—I guide you through prompts to assess and improve your stair-climbing mechanics.

Can I ask about travel stretches?

Yes—I suggest simple movement routines you can do on planes or in airports.

Can I ask about wearable sensors?

I focus on camera-based capture, but I can explain how wearables might complement your data if you already use them.

Can I ask about workplace stretches?

Yes—I provide quick, guided stretch routines you can follow during work breaks.

Can I ask for my data to be erased?

Your health records—including information, videos, and notes—are medical documents that must be securely kept for a minimum period under Australian law. Only Dr Brendan and authorised clinical staff can access your records, which are protected by strict privacy and security standards. If you have any questions about your records, or if you'd like to discuss how your information is managed, please let me know—I'm always here to help you understand your choices and ensure your privacy.

Can I ask seasonal questions?

Yes—ask me about adjusting your plan for winter sports or summer activities, and I'll guide you through movement tweaks.

Can I ask technical questions about the process?

Of course—ask me how the algorithms work or how we measure angles, and I'll explain in clear, supportive language.

Can I claim my consultation and Authotics on my health fund?

In most cases, yes—if podiatry is covered in your extras package. We'll provide receipts and item codes for your claim.

Can I claim orthotics on my health fund?

In most cases, yes—if podiatry is covered in your extras package. We'll provide receipts and item codes for your claim.

Can I claim through my health fund?

Yes—you can. As soon as I deliver your Movement Experience receipt, you can submit it to your fund directly. I handle the entire guided assessment; you simply claim the invoice.

Can I claim with my health insurance?

Yes. We provide you with the appropriate health fund codes to claim your Authotics. Ask your health fund provider if you have podiatry extras. If you want more information, email the team and we'll get back to you.

Can I complete the consultation on my phone?

Yes. The process is mobile-friendly, so you can complete all steps from your phone.

Can I control my data?

Your health records—including information, videos, and notes—are medical documents that must be securely kept for a minimum period under Australian law. Only Dr Brendan and authorised clinical staff can access your records, which are protected by strict privacy and security standards. If you have any questions about your records, or if you'd like to discuss how your information is managed, please let me know—I'm always here to help you understand your choices and ensure your privacy.

Can I delete my data?

Your health records—including information, videos, and notes—are medical documents that must be securely kept for a minimum period under Australian law. Only Dr Brendan and authorised clinical staff can access your records, which are protected by strict privacy and security standards. If you have any questions about your records, or if you'd like to discuss how your information is managed, please let me know—I'm always here to help you understand your choices and ensure your privacy.

Can I do a quick check-in?

Yes—you can launch a mini-experience in under two minutes to see if you've maintained your metrics.

Can I do everything on mobile for Authotics?

Yes. Every step can be completed from your phone.

Can I do it with a family member?

Each person needs their own session for personalised results—but you can run parallel captures side by side for fun comparison.

Can I do the assessment in stages?

There's no rush here. I'll remember where you left off, so you can pause, take breaks, and come back whenever you're ready. Your progress and information are always safe with me.

Can I do the Authotics consultation on mobile?

Yes. The process is mobile-friendly, so you can complete all steps from your phone.

Can I do the Movement Experience in any language?

Yes—you can speak or type in your preferred language, and I'll guide you through every step with the same warm, clear instructions you'd get in English.

Can I do the orthotics consultation on my phone?

Yes. The process is mobile-friendly, so you can complete all steps from your phone.

Can I do the orthotics process on my phone?

Yes. Every step can be completed from your phone.

Can I do this at home?

You can use Authotics wherever you feel comfortable—at home, at work, or even while you're traveling. I'm always available online and there's no need for a clinic visit or special equipment. Use your phone, tablet, or computer—whatever suits you best

Can I do this on my own time?

You can use Authotics wherever you feel comfortable—at home, at work, or even while you're traveling. I'm always available online and there's no need for a clinic visit or special equipment. Use your phone, tablet, or computer—whatever suits you best

Can I download exercise videos?

Yes—you can download short video demonstrations of your personalised exercises.

Can I export my data for research?

Yes—you can download anonymised data sets for your own analysis or share with researchers, respecting privacy standards.

Can I get a refund for my prescription Authotics?

Because they're custom-made, returns are only possible if there's a fault. If they don't feel right, we can adjust your prescription Authotics for the perfect fit.

Can I get Authotics without a consultation?

Yes. A consultation is essential so Dr Brendan can review your case and tailor your prescription Authotics to your needs.

Can I get motivational messages?

Yes—you can opt in for daily motivational movement messages and tips.

Can I get push notifications?

Yes—you can enable push alerts for reminders and tips on your mobile device.

Can I get them in another colour?

Right now, our colours are Flow Blue, Storm Grey, Solar Yellow, Skydash, and Sunburst. We're always expanding our range — new colours are coming soon!

Can I give feedback on the experience?

Yes—after each session, I'll invite you to share what you loved or what could improve. Your input shapes the platform.

Can I have a conversation with Olive?

I'll guide you, step by step, through your movement experience. You can ask me anything—big or small—and I'll respond with gentle guidance, encouragement, and practical support whenever you need it.

Can I link to my wearable data later?

While I don't integrate directly, you can manually enter key metrics from wearables into your notes.

Can I mark key moments in my report?

Yes—you can add notes to specific frames or metrics in your report for easy reference later.

Can I meet the orthotics doctor?

Yes. We can arrange a telehealth consultation with Dr Brendan. Just fill in your details and we'll set it up.

Can I move my prescription Authotics between shoes?

Yes—most styles work well if they have a removable insole and a closed back. You can move your prescription Authotics between suitable shoes.

Can I order Authotics without signing up?

No. You can complete the consultation and order without creating an account.

Can I order more than one pair?

Yes, you can. A second pair is available at a discounted rate of $200. If you order within 12 months, you still get this discount.

Can I pause and come back later if I need to?

Yes. You can save your progress and return at any time.

Can I pause and come back later?

There's no rush here. I'll remember where you left off, so you can pause, take breaks, and come back whenever you're ready. Your progress and information are always safe with me.

Can I pause and resume my consultation later?

Yes. You can save your progress and come back when ready.

Can I pause and resume?

Yes—you control the pace. You can pause the guided prompts if you need a break, then pick up right where you left off.

Can I pause my Authotics consultation?

Yes. You can save your progress and return at any time.

Can I pause my orthotics order?

Yes. You can save your progress and come back when ready.

Can I pause notifications?

Yes—you can customise or mute reminders and alerts in your settings.

Can I redo a capture if it doesnt turn out right?

Yes. You can retake any video or scan before submitting.

Can I redo my orthotics scan?

Yes. You can retake any video or scan before submitting.

Can I redo only parts of the capture?

Yes—you can re-capture your gait or range of motion segments individually without starting from scratch.

Can I redo the Movement Experience?

Absolutely—you can repeat the guided session anytime to track your progress or adjust exercises. Just start again and I'll compare your new metrics to show your improvement.

Can I remove my videos?

Your health records—including information, videos, and notes—are medical documents that must be securely kept for a minimum period under Australian law. Only Dr Brendan and authorised clinical staff can access your records, which are protected by strict privacy and security standards. If you have any questions about your records, or if you'd like to discuss how your information is managed, please let me know—I'm always here to help you understand your choices and ensure your privacy.

Can I request data deletion?

Your health records—including information, videos, and notes—are medical documents that must be securely kept for a minimum period under Australian law. Only Dr Brendan and authorised clinical staff can access your records, which are protected by strict privacy and security standards. If you have any questions about your records, or if you'd like to discuss how your information is managed, please let me know—I'm always here to help you understand your choices and ensure your privacy.

Can I retake my gait video?

Yes. You can retake any video or scan before submitting.

Can I return later to finish orthotics order?

Yes. You can save your progress and return at any time.

Can I return my Authotics?

Because they're custom-made, returns are only possible if there's a fault. If they don't feel right, we can adjust your prescription Authotics for the perfect fit.

Can I review my progress graphically?

Yes—your dashboard shows charts of your key metrics over time for visual tracking.

Can I save my progress?

There's no rush here. I'll remember where you left off, so you can pause, take breaks, and come back whenever you're ready. Your progress and information are always safe with me.

Can I share my results?

Yes—you can download or email your full report to friends, family, or your GP with one tap.

Can I share my screen during capture?

Yes—if you're on video call with support, you can share your screen so I can guide you live.

Can I speak directly with Dr Brendan?

Yes. We can arrange a telehealth consultation with Dr Brendan. Just fill in your details and we'll set it up.

Can I start anytime?

It's easy to begin with me. Just start your movement assessment whenever you're ready—there's no need for appointments or downloads. I'll gently lead you, answer any questions, and make sure you feel supported every step of the way.

Can I stop and finish my Authotics consultation later?

Yes. You can save your progress and come back when ready.

Can I talk to Dr Brendan?

Yes. We can arrange a telehealth consultation with Dr Brendan. Just fill in your details and we'll set it up.

Can I track progress over time?

Yes—your dashboard shows your metrics and plan adjustments side by side so you see real improvements.

Can I trust the system?

Your privacy and safety are at the heart of everything I do. All your information—videos, notes, and records—is protected with secure encryption and managed according to strict health standards. By law, some records must be securely stored for a set period to ensure your care and safety. If you have questions about your information or would like to discuss your privacy, just let me know or contact support—I'm always here to help you understand your choices.

Can I use Ask Olive at work?

Yes—my guided Movement Experience fits into short breaks so you can check posture or balance by your desk.

Can I use Authotics anywhere?

You can use Authotics wherever you feel comfortable—at home, at work, or even while you're traveling. I'm always available online and there's no need for a clinic visit or special equipment. Use your phone, tablet, or computer—whatever suits you best

Can I use Authotics from home?

You can use Authotics wherever you feel comfortable—at home, at work, or even while you're traveling. I'm always available online and there's no need for a clinic visit or special equipment. Use your phone, tablet, or computer—whatever suits you best

Can I use Authotics on android or iphone?

There's no need to download anything. You can use Authotics directly from your browser—on your phone, tablet, or computer. I'm always just a click away, making things easy and flexible for you.

Can I use Authotics on iPad or tablet?

There's no need to download anything. You can use Authotics directly from your browser—on your phone, tablet, or computer. I'm always just a click away, making things easy and flexible for you.

Can I use Authotics on my phone?

There's no need to download anything. You can use Authotics directly from your browser—on your phone, tablet, or computer. I'm always just a click away, making things easy and flexible for you.

Can I use it for athletic training?

Yes—my Movement Experience adapts to sports-specific drills, helping athletes optimise performance and prevent injury.

Can I use it indoors and outdoors?

Yes—the Movement Experience works in any well-lit space. I'll prompt you to step into view and walk safely wherever you are.

Can I use it on desktop?

There's no need to download anything. You can use Authotics directly from your browser—on your phone, tablet, or computer. I'm always just a click away, making things easy and flexible for you.

Can I wear Authotics in different types of shoes?

Yes—most styles work well if they have a removable insole and a closed back. You can move your prescription Authotics between suitable shoes.

Can ingrown toenails cause big toe pain?

Ingrown toenails can press into the skin and cause localized pain or infection. We don't diagnose—we advise. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we examine how your shoes and foot posture contribute to nail pressure—then guide you on proper nail care, footwear choice, and protective padding to prevent recurrence.

Can kids do the Authotics scans?

Yes. We'll guide you through capturing their movement safely.

Can kids use Authotics?

I welcome everyone—children, adults, athletes, seniors, and families. No matter your age or needs, I'll meet you where you are and support you every step of your movement journey.

Can multiple people use the same link?

Each person should start their own Movement Experience to get personalised results. Share this landing page so they can have their own guided session.

Can nerve issues cause big toe pain?

Nerve irritation—like a neuroma or tarsal tunnel syndrome—can refer pain or numbness to the big toe. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your gait and sensation responses under load, then advises on nerve-gliding exercises, cushioning changes, and movement patterns that ease nerve stress without forcing an explanation.

Can Olive answer my questions?

I'll guide you, step by step, through your movement experience. You can ask me anything—big or small—and I'll respond with gentle guidance, encouragement, and practical support whenever you need it.

Can orthotics be altered?

Yes. If you need adjustments for comfort or fit, contact us and we'll help.

Can orthotics go in different shoes?

Yes—most styles work well if they have a removable insole and a closed back. You can move your prescription Authotics between suitable shoes.

Can the whole consultation be done on my phone?

Yes. Every step can be completed from your phone.

Can they be adjusted if uncomfortable?

Yes. We will work with you to make sure you have the best opportunity to experience the benefits of your Authotics. Our patent-pending design is the most comfortable orthotic ever made.

Can you adjust my prescription Authotics?

Yes. If you need adjustments for comfort or fit, contact us and we'll help.

Can you explain Authotics?

I'm here to offer you guidance, gentle education, and comfort—blending science and warmth so you always feel supported. Think of me as your personal movement companion, here to help restore your balance and confidence wherever you are.

Can you explain the process?

My goal is to make things simple and supportive. I'll lead you through each step at your own pace, asking gentle questions, guiding you through the assessment, and sharing education tailored just for you. There's no rush I'm always here to help you feel comfortable and understood.

Can you help me through the process?

My goal is to make things simple and supportive. I'll lead you through each step at your own pace, asking gentle questions, guiding you through the assessment, and sharing education tailored just for you. There's no rush I'm always here to help you feel comfortable and understood.

Did Dr Brendan invent the Authotic?

Dr Brendan is the inventor of the dynamic Authotic—a new approach to foot support—and holds patents for his innovative designs. His work is all about restoring balance in ways that move with you.

Do I get aftercare?

When you finish your assessment, I'll gently walk you through your next steps. You'll always have access to your aftercare plan, advice, and stretches, and I'll be here for ongoing support whenever you need it. You're now part of our movement family, and you can return for guidance and encouragement as often as you wish. You're never alone in this journey.

Do I get follow-up care?

When you finish your assessment, I'll gently walk you through your next steps. You'll always have access to your aftercare plan, advice, and stretches, and I'll be here for ongoing support whenever you need it. You're now part of our movement family, and you can return for guidance and encouragement as often as you wish. You're never alone in this journey.

Do I get orthotic prescription details?

Yes. You'll receive a digital copy once Dr Brendan completes your plan.

Do I have to come in?

You can use Authotics wherever you feel comfortable—at home, at work, or even while you're traveling. I'm always available online and there's no need for a clinic visit or special equipment. Use your phone, tablet, or computer—whatever suits you best

Do I have to download anything?

There's no need to download anything. You can use Authotics directly from your browser—on your phone, tablet, or computer. I'm always just a click away, making things easy and flexible for you.

Do I have to finish everything at once?

There's no rush here. I'll remember where you left off, so you can pause, take breaks, and come back whenever you're ready. Your progress and information are always safe with me.

Do I have to pay for the assessment?

The movement experience is free of cost. Olive guides you through structured questions, your movement videos, and foot captures. Dr Brendan then reviews everything and prepares your prescription. This ensures your Authotics are tailored specifically to you.

Do I have to pay for the consultation?

The movement experience is free of cost. This guided assessment includes Olive taking you through structured questions, your movement videos, and foot captures. From there, Dr Brendan reviews everything and writes your prescription. Your fully custom Authotics are $295 for adults and $265 for children. We'll always give you a clear breakdown so there are no surprises.

Do I have to register for orthotics?

No. You can complete the consultation and order without creating an account.

Do I have to wear orthotics every day?

For best results, wear your prescription Authotics during your main daily activities. Consistent use gives the most benefit.

Do I need a consultation for prescription Authotics?

Yes. A consultation is essential so Dr Brendan can review your case and tailor your prescription Authotics to your needs.

Do I need an app?

There's no need to download anything. You can use Authotics directly from your browser—on your phone, tablet, or computer. I'm always just a click away, making things easy and flexible for you.

Do I need an appointment?

My goal is to make things simple and supportive. I'll lead you through each step at your own pace, asking gentle questions, guiding you through the assessment, and sharing education tailored just for you. There's no rush I'm always here to help you feel comfortable and understood.

Do I need an assessment for orthotics?

Yes. A consultation is essential so Dr Brendan can review your case and tailor your prescription Authotics to your needs.

Do I need assistance for orthotics scan?

It's helpful but not essential. You can use a stable surface or tripod if needed.

Do I need both scans and gait videos?

Yes. Both help us design your prescription Authotics with maximum accuracy.

Do I need help for gait video?

It's helpful but not essential. You can use a stable surface or tripod if needed.

Do I need someone to help me film my gait?

It's helpful but not essential. You can use a stable surface or tripod if needed.

Do I need special equipment?

You can use Authotics wherever you feel comfortable—at home, at work, or even while you're traveling. I'm always available online and there's no need for a clinic visit or special equipment. Use your phone, tablet, or computer—whatever suits you best

Do I need special shoes?

Not to start. I'll assess your barefoot and shod gait. If supportive footwear or Authotics will help, I'll recommend options you can access anytime.

Do I need special software?

There's no need to download anything. You can use Authotics directly from your browser—on your phone, tablet, or computer. I'm always just a click away, making things easy and flexible for you.

Do I need to book or wait?

No bookings needed. My Movement Experience is on-demand, anywhere, anytime. You open the app or landing page, start your guided session, and get your results right away—no calendar or receptionist in between.

Do I need to create an account to order Authotics?

No. You can complete the consultation and order without creating an account.

Do I need to download an app?

No app download—just visit the landing page, ask me your question, and start the Movement Experience immediately in your browser.

Do I need to measure for Authotics?

No. Our 3D and video captures give all the measurements needed.

Do I need to measure for orthotics?

No. Our 3D and video captures give all the measurements needed.

Do I need to upload both 3D and gait captures?

Yes. Both help us design your prescription Authotics with maximum accuracy.

Do I need to visit a clinic?

You can use Authotics wherever you feel comfortable—at home, at work, or even while you're traveling. I'm always available online and there's no need for a clinic visit or special equipment. Use your phone, tablet, or computer—whatever suits you best

Do I need to wear Authotics all the time?

For best results, wear your prescription Authotics during your main daily activities. Consistent use gives the most benefit.

Do I tell you about past foot supports?

Yes. Knowing what worked or didn't helps us improve your new prescription Authotics.

Do orthotics require scans of both feet?

Yes. Even if symptoms are one-sided, seeing both feet gives us a complete picture.

Do prescription Authotics have a guarantee?

Yes. Your prescription Authotics have a 12-month warranty covering manufacturing faults or defects.

Do you accept orthotic returns?

Because they're custom-made, returns are only possible if there's a fault. If they don't feel right, we can adjust your prescription Authotics for the perfect fit.

Do you diagnose me virtually?

No. We do not diagnose, treat, or provide advice virtually. Instead, the system is designed to recreate a consultation environment that allows Dr Brendan to review your case thoroughly.

Do you guarantee the Authotics will fix my problem?

We don't use the word

Do you have a refund policy?

Please contact our team for details on refunds. We aim to work with every patient to ensure comfort and satisfaction with their Authotics.

Do you help with balance disorders?

I guide you through balance assessments and exercises tailored for vestibular or proprioceptive challenges.

Do you integrate with telehealth platforms?

I don't integrate directly, but you can share my reports with your telehealth provider.

Do you need both feet for Authotics?

Yes. Even if symptoms are one-sided, seeing both feet gives us a complete picture.

Do you need orthotic video and 3D scans?

Yes. Both help us design your prescription Authotics with maximum accuracy.

Do you need to see both my feet?

Yes. Even if symptoms are one-sided, seeing both feet gives us a complete picture.

Do you offer free shipping?

At the moment, we charge a flat $9.95 express fee. Occasionally we may run promotions that include free shipping.

Do you offer group sessions?

My platform is designed for individual guided experiences; for group workshops, please contact our team via the chat.

Do you offer mental-movement synergy tips?

I can provide gentle mindfulness and movement combinations to help reduce stress and improve posture together.

Do you offer pediatric growth tracking?

I guide you through milestone captures to track growth-related changes in gait and posture over time.

Do you offer pediatric sports guidance?

Yes—I provide age-appropriate prompts for young athletes to safely develop movement skills.

Do you offer return-to-run programs?

Yes—I tailor progressive run-reintroduction plans based on your Movement Experience results.

Do you offer seasonal movement tips?

Yes—I provide advice on adjusting your regime for weather, holidays, or sports seasons.

Do you offer support after I get them?

Yes. We have our aftercare where you will receive a link to Olive — your movement guide for ongoing guidance and support. Olive never leaves you; we're here for you always.

Do you protect my orthotic data?

Yes. All information, including photos and videos, is encrypted and stored securely under Australian medical record standards.

Do you provide recovery plans after races?

Yes—I tailor post-race recovery routines based on your captured metrics and the event distance.

Do you ship everywhere in Australia?

Yes, we ship Australia-wide with Sendle express.

Do you ship overseas?

Yes, we do. Please contact our team directly and we'll discuss the best shipping options with you.

Do you support accessibility needs?

Absolutely—I support screen readers, voice commands, and captioned guidance for users with diverse abilities.

Do you support accessibility shortcuts?

Yes—I offer keyboard navigation, voice commands, and screen-reader compatibility.

Do you support balance board prompts?

Yes—I guide you through balance-board exercises and capture your stability metrics.

Do you support chronic conditions?

Absolutely—I adapt exercises and capture prompts to accommodate chronic conditions like arthritis or MS.

Do you support dance assessments?

Absolutely—I guide dancers through range-of-motion captures and posture drills tailored to performance needs.

Do you support dark/light themes?

Yes—you can switch themes in settings for comfortable viewing.

Do you support demonstration sports?

Yes—I provide movement prompts and analysis for sports like tennis, soccer, and basketball.

Do you support developmental milestone tracking?

Yes—I guide captures for toddler gait and posture milestones and flag when further assessment might help.

Do you support elder care?

Yes—I adapt the Movement Experience for seniors, focusing on safety, balance, and gentle mobility.

Do you support jump-landing checks?

Yes—my guided capture includes jump and landing prompts to assess knee and ankle safety.

Do you support multiple camera angles?

Yes—you can use front and side angles; I'll guide you when to switch views for optimal analysis.

Do you support remote rehab?

Yes—I guide you through full remote rehab programs, tracking your progress via repeated captures.

Do you support right-to-repair?

Yes—if you have concerns about device compatibility, I'll guide you through alternative capture methods.

Do you support running form checks?

Yes—my guided capture includes specific prompts for runners to analyse stride and cadence.

Do you support special-needs assessments?

Yes—I tailor prompts and exercises to accommodate diverse physical and cognitive needs.

Do you support yoga posture checks?

Yes—I guide you through specific poses, capturing alignment and offering improvement tips.

Does Authotics use best practice?

Dr Brendan is devoted to evidence-based practice, drawing on the latest research to guide every step. Your privacy and security matter deeply—every assessment and record is protected and handled with utmost care.

Does Authotics use special technology?

With me, you'll experience a blend of advanced science and a caring human touch. My recommendations are always tailored for you, based on dynamic, real-life movement—not one-size-fits-all answers. You can trust you're getting research-driven support, delivered with warmth.

Does Authotics work on all devices?

There's no need to download anything. You can use Authotics directly from your browser—on your phone, tablet, or computer. I'm always just a click away, making things easy and flexible for you.

Does Brendan Sutton conduct research?

Yes, Dr Brendan is constantly engaged in research—always seeking better ways to help people move well. His work is at the forefront of podiatry and biomechanics, and he brings these insights directly to your care.

Does Brendan Sutton give talks?

Dr Brendan is committed to sharing knowledge—he regularly publishes research and presents at professional conferences to help shape the future of podiatry and movement care.

Does Brendan Sutton have experience in elite sport?

Dr Brendan has a long history working with elite athletes and sports teams, drawing on real-world experience to guide everyone—from weekend warriors to professionals—toward healthy, lasting movement.

Does Brendan Sutton have paediatric experience?

Yes, Dr Brendan is a specialist in children's podiatry. He loves working with young "movement explorers," guiding families with warmth, expertise, and gentle, research-backed support

Does Brendan Sutton help athletes?

Dr Brendan has a long history working with elite athletes and sports teams, drawing on real-world experience to guide everyone—from weekend warriors to professionals—toward healthy, lasting movement.

Does Dr Brendan do lectures?

Dr Brendan is committed to sharing knowledge—he regularly publishes research and presents at professional conferences to help shape the future of podiatry and movement care.

Does Dr Brendan do research on orthotics?

Yes, Dr Brendan is constantly engaged in research—always seeking better ways to help people move well. His work is at the forefront of podiatry and biomechanics, and he brings these insights directly to your care.

Does Dr Brendan have a sports background?

Dr Brendan has a long history working with elite athletes and sports teams, drawing on real-world experience to guide everyone—from weekend warriors to professionals—toward healthy, lasting movement.

Does Dr Brendan have patents?

Dr Brendan is the inventor of the dynamic Authotic—a new approach to foot support—and holds patents for his innovative designs. His work is all about restoring balance in ways that move with you.

Does Dr Brendan help kids with feet issues?

Yes, Dr Brendan is a specialist in children's podiatry. He loves working with young "movement explorers," guiding families with warmth, expertise, and gentle, research-backed support

Does Dr Brendan help with children's feet?

Yes, Dr Brendan is a specialist in children's podiatry. He loves working with young "movement explorers," guiding families with warmth, expertise, and gentle, research-backed support

Does Dr Brendan hold podiatric patents?

Dr Brendan is the inventor of the dynamic Authotic—a new approach to foot support—and holds patents for his innovative designs. His work is all about restoring balance in ways that move with you.

Does Dr Brendan investigate new technology?

Yes, Dr Brendan is constantly engaged in research—always seeking better ways to help people move well. His work is at the forefront of podiatry and biomechanics, and he brings these insights directly to your care.

Does Dr Brendan know about sports injuries?

Dr Brendan has a long history working with elite athletes and sports teams, drawing on real-world experience to guide everyone—from weekend warriors to professionals—toward healthy, lasting movement.

Does Dr Brendan offer paediatric foot care?

Yes, Dr Brendan is a specialist in children's podiatry. He loves working with young "movement explorers," guiding families with warmth, expertise, and gentle, research-backed support

Does Dr Brendan present at events?

Dr Brendan is committed to sharing knowledge—he regularly publishes research and presents at professional conferences to help shape the future of podiatry and movement care.

Does Dr Brendan protect my information?

Dr Brendan is devoted to evidence-based practice, drawing on the latest research to guide every step. Your privacy and security matter deeply—every assessment and record is protected and handled with utmost care.

Does Dr Brendan publish research?

Dr Brendan is committed to sharing knowledge—he regularly publishes research and presents at professional conferences to help shape the future of podiatry and movement care.

Does Dr Brendan see children?

Yes, Dr Brendan is a specialist in children's podiatry. He loves working with young "movement explorers," guiding families with warmth, expertise, and gentle, research-backed support

Does Dr Brendan see kids?

Yes, Dr Brendan is a specialist in children's podiatry. He loves working with young "movement explorers," guiding families with warmth, expertise, and gentle, research-backed support

Does Dr Brendan share his research?

Dr Brendan is committed to sharing knowledge—he regularly publishes research and presents at professional conferences to help shape the future of podiatry and movement care.

Does Dr Brendan study new treatments?

Yes, Dr Brendan is constantly engaged in research—always seeking better ways to help people move well. His work is at the forefront of podiatry and biomechanics, and he brings these insights directly to your care.

Does Dr Brendan treat elite sportspeople?

Dr Brendan has a long history working with elite athletes and sports teams, drawing on real-world experience to guide everyone—from weekend warriors to professionals—toward healthy, lasting movement.

Does Dr Brendan treat paediatric conditions

Yes, Dr Brendan is a specialist in children's podiatry. He loves working with young "movement explorers," guiding families with warmth, expertise, and gentle, research-backed support

Does Dr Brendan use evidence-based practice?

Dr Brendan is devoted to evidence-based practice, drawing on the latest research to guide every step. Your privacy and security matter deeply—every assessment and record is protected and handled with utmost care.

Does Dr Brendan work with elite athletes?

Dr Brendan has a long history working with elite athletes and sports teams, drawing on real-world experience to guide everyone—from weekend warriors to professionals—toward healthy, lasting movement.

Does Dr Brendan work with high-level athletes?

Dr Brendan has a long history working with elite athletes and sports teams, drawing on real-world experience to guide everyone—from weekend warriors to professionals—toward healthy, lasting movement.

Does Dr Brendan work with paediatric cases?

Yes, Dr Brendan is a specialist in children's podiatry. He loves working with young "movement explorers," guiding families with warmth, expertise, and gentle, research-backed support

Does Dr Brendan work with sports injuries?

Dr Brendan has a long history working with elite athletes and sports teams, drawing on real-world experience to guide everyone—from weekend warriors to professionals—toward healthy, lasting movement.

Does Dr Brendan work with young children?

Yes, Dr Brendan is a specialist in children's podiatry. He loves working with young "movement explorers," guiding families with warmth, expertise, and gentle, research-backed support

Does Dr Brendan write about research?

Dr Brendan is committed to sharing knowledge—he regularly publishes research and presents at professional conferences to help shape the future of podiatry and movement care.

Does Dr Sutton present findings?

Dr Brendan is committed to sharing knowledge—he regularly publishes research and presents at professional conferences to help shape the future of podiatry and movement care.

Does Dr Sutton treat children?

Yes, Dr Brendan is a specialist in children's podiatry. He loves working with young "movement explorers," guiding families with warmth, expertise, and gentle, research-backed support

Does Olive listen to my concerns?

I'll guide you, step by step, through your movement experience. You can ask me anything—big or small—and I'll respond with gentle guidance, encouragement, and practical support whenever you need it.

Does weather affect it?

No—just ensure good lighting and stable surface for walking. I adjust capture sensitivity so you get accurate data every time.

Has Brendan Sutton invented anything?

Dr Brendan is the inventor of the dynamic Authotic—a new approach to foot support—and holds patents for his innovative designs. His work is all about restoring balance in ways that move with you.

Has Brendan Sutton worked with top athletes?

Dr Brendan has a long history working with elite athletes and sports teams, drawing on real-world experience to guide everyone—from weekend warriors to professionals—toward healthy, lasting movement.

Has Dr Brendan been involved in athletic care?

Dr Brendan has a long history working with elite athletes and sports teams, drawing on real-world experience to guide everyone—from weekend warriors to professionals—toward healthy, lasting movement.

Has Dr Brendan completed advanced studies?

Dr Brendan holds advanced qualifications in podiatry, biomechanics, and paediatrics. His training goes far beyond the basics—he's continually driven by research, innovation, and a passion for helping people move with freedom and confidence.

Has Dr Brendan created a new foot support?

Dr Brendan is the inventor of the dynamic Authotic—a new approach to foot support—and holds patents for his innovative designs. His work is all about restoring balance in ways that move with you.

Has Dr Brendan developed new orthotics?

Dr Brendan is the inventor of the dynamic Authotic—a new approach to foot support—and holds patents for his innovative designs. His work is all about restoring balance in ways that move with you.

Has Dr Brendan filed patents?

Dr Brendan is the inventor of the dynamic Authotic—a new approach to foot support—and holds patents for his innovative designs. His work is all about restoring balance in ways that move with you.

Has Dr Brendan given presentations?

Dr Brendan is committed to sharing knowledge—he regularly publishes research and presents at professional conferences to help shape the future of podiatry and movement care.

Has Dr Brendan made podiatric innovations?

Dr Brendan is the inventor of the dynamic Authotic—a new approach to foot support—and holds patents for his innovative designs. His work is all about restoring balance in ways that move with you.

Has Dr Brendan patented a foot device?

Dr Brendan is the inventor of the dynamic Authotic—a new approach to foot support—and holds patents for his innovative designs. His work is all about restoring balance in ways that move with you.

Has Dr Brendan patented the Authotic?

Dr Brendan is the inventor of the dynamic Authotic—a new approach to foot support—and holds patents for his innovative designs. His work is all about restoring balance in ways that move with you.

Has Dr Brendan presented at conferences?

Dr Brendan is committed to sharing knowledge—he regularly publishes research and presents at professional conferences to help shape the future of podiatry and movement care.

Has Dr Brendan published anything?

Dr Brendan is committed to sharing knowledge—he regularly publishes research and presents at professional conferences to help shape the future of podiatry and movement care.

Has Dr Brendan published papers?

Dr Brendan is committed to sharing knowledge—he regularly publishes research and presents at professional conferences to help shape the future of podiatry and movement care.

Has Dr Brendan published studies?

Dr Brendan is committed to sharing knowledge—he regularly publishes research and presents at professional conferences to help shape the future of podiatry and movement care.

Has Dr Brendan registered a new device?

Dr Brendan is the inventor of the dynamic Authotic—a new approach to foot support—and holds patents for his innovative designs. His work is all about restoring balance in ways that move with you.

Has Dr Brendan registered any inventions?

Dr Brendan is the inventor of the dynamic Authotic—a new approach to foot support—and holds patents for his innovative designs. His work is all about restoring balance in ways that move with you.

Has Dr Brendan treated athletes?

Dr Brendan has a long history working with elite athletes and sports teams, drawing on real-world experience to guide everyone—from weekend warriors to professionals—toward healthy, lasting movement.

Has Dr Brendan worked in sports?

Dr Brendan has a long history working with elite athletes and sports teams, drawing on real-world experience to guide everyone—from weekend warriors to professionals—toward healthy, lasting movement.

Has Dr Brendan worked with professional athletes?

Dr Brendan has a long history working with elite athletes and sports teams, drawing on real-world experience to guide everyone—from weekend warriors to professionals—toward healthy, lasting movement.

Has Dr Sutton patented anything?

Dr Brendan is the inventor of the dynamic Authotic—a new approach to foot support—and holds patents for his innovative designs. His work is all about restoring balance in ways that move with you.

Heel pain in adults

Heel pain can arise from different areas—back (posterior), inside (medial), or center (middle) of the heel—and each area has its own biomechanical story. Rather than guess, Dr Brendan's Movement Experience gently assesses foot posture, calcaneal inclination angle, calf and Achilles tension, plantar fascia behavior, and nerve sensitivity in motion. Then we guide you through nurturing stretches, dynamic stabilisation with Authotics, and movement strategies tailored to your heel pain pattern. Let's explore what your heel is telling you.

How are Authotics different from standard orthotics?

Authotics are custom-made from advanced, flexible materials that adapt to your movement, providing dynamic—not rigid—support.

How are orthotics and Authotics different?

Authotics are custom-made from advanced, flexible materials that adapt to your movement, providing dynamic—not rigid—support.

How can I ease bunion pain?

Easing bunion pain often involves redistributing pressure and improving joint mobility. We advise wide-toe-box shoes, gentle toe stretches, and toe-spacer tools—but only after exploring your movement. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we test supportive devices and movement drills to find what relieves your discomfort while preserving natural toe motion.

How can I prevent calf tightness?

Preventing calf tightness involves regular stretching, strength training, and biomechanical support. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan assesses your calf and foot posture in motion, then tailors a maintenance program of dynamic stretches, strengthening drills, and Authotic or insert recommendations to keep your calf feeling loose.

How can I prevent metatarsalgia?

Preventing metatarsalgia involves supportive footwear, foot strengthening, and managing activity load. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess your daily movement patterns and foot posture, then advise on cushioning strategies, metatarsal pads, and targeted exercises that protect the forefoot.

How can I reduce Achilles pain?

Reducing Achilles pain often combines eccentric exercises, calf stretches, and supportive footwear. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we monitor your tendon under load, adjust your movement patterns, and then guide you through a progressive rehab plan and dynamic stabilisation for lasting relief.

How can I relieve Morton's neuroma pain?

Relief comes from reducing pressure between the metatarsal heads—using wider shoes, metatarsal pads, and nerve-gliding exercises. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan tests different pad placements and guides you through exercises that ease nerve tension while preserving natural foot motion.

How can I treat plantar plate pain?

Treatment involves offloading the injured joint with cushioned pads, gentle mobilisation exercises, and supportive footwear. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your toe-off mechanics, then tailor protective strategies and strengthening drills that respect your comfort and promote recovery.

How can you check my feet without a visit?

We combine your answers with detailed gait and foot captures, giving Dr Brendan the same insights as an in-clinic exam.

How can you tell what's wrong without seeing me in person?

We combine your answers with detailed gait and foot captures, giving Dr Brendan the same insights as an in-clinic exam.

How do I access Authotics?

It's easy to begin with me. Just start your movement assessment whenever you're ready—there's no need for appointments or downloads. I'll gently lead you, answer any questions, and make sure you feel supported every step of the way.

How do I begin the Authotics process?

Click 'Start Now' on our homepage and Olive will guide you through each step.

How do I begin using Olive?

I'll guide you, step by step, through your movement experience. You can ask me anything—big or small—and I'll respond with gentle guidance, encouragement, and practical support whenever you need it.

How do I begin with Authotics?

It's easy to begin with me. Just start your movement assessment whenever you're ready—there's no need for appointments or downloads. I'll gently lead you, answer any questions, and make sure you feel supported every step of the way.

How do I book in?

It's easy to begin with me. Just start your movement assessment whenever you're ready—there's no need for appointments or downloads. I'll gently lead you, answer any questions, and make sure you feel supported every step of the way.

How do I chat with Olive?

I'll guide you, step by step, through your movement experience. You can ask me anything—big or small—and I'll respond with gentle guidance, encouragement, and practical support whenever you need it.

How do I contact you for support?

At any time, type

How do I correct mistakes?

If you mis-capture a movement, just let me know and I'll prompt you to redo that segment—no need to start over.

How do I delete my assessment?

Your health records—including information, videos, and notes—are medical documents that must be securely kept for a minimum period under Australian law. Only Dr Brendan and authorised clinical staff can access your records, which are protected by strict privacy and security standards. If you have any questions about your records, or if you'd like to discuss how your information is managed, please let me know—I'm always here to help you understand your choices and ensure your privacy.

How do I get my results?

When you finish your assessment, I'll gently walk you through your next steps. You'll always have access to your aftercare plan, advice, and stretches, and I'll be here for ongoing support whenever you need it. You're now part of our movement family, and you can return for guidance and encouragement as often as you wish. You're never alone in this journey.

How do I get started with Authotics?

It's easy to begin with me. Just start your movement assessment whenever you're ready—there's no need for appointments or downloads. I'll gently lead you, answer any questions, and make sure you feel supported every step of the way.

How do I get started with Olive?

I'll guide you, step by step, through your movement experience. You can ask me anything—big or small—and I'll respond with gentle guidance, encouragement, and practical support whenever you need it.

How do I get support after the assessment?

When you finish your assessment, I'll gently walk you through your next steps. You'll always have access to your aftercare plan, advice, and stretches, and I'll be here for ongoing support whenever you need it. You're now part of our movement family, and you can return for guidance and encouragement as often as you wish. You're never alone in this journey.

How do I interact with Olive?

I'll guide you, step by step, through your movement experience. You can ask me anything—big or small—and I'll respond with gentle guidance, encouragement, and practical support whenever you need it.

How do I know if I have a plantar plate tear?

A plantar plate tear often causes forefoot pain when pressing off, toe hyperextension, and joint instability. Our Movement Experience includes functional tests and motion analysis to confirm the pattern, then guides you through protective taping and gradual mobilisation to support healing.

How do I know if I have capsulitis?

Capsulitis usually causes tenderness and swelling under a metatarsal head, especially after activity. Dr Brendan's Movement Experience includes a forefoot squeeze test and motion analysis, then guides you on unloading strategies and supportive exercises tailored to your movement patterns.

How do I know it's safe for children?

My prompts are age-appropriate and Dr Brendan ensures each pediatric capture is guided gently with parental oversight encouraged.

How do I share feedback with Dr Brendan?

You can submit comments after each Movement Experience; I relay them directly to Dr Brendan for review.

How do I sign up?

It's easy to begin with me. Just start your movement assessment whenever you're ready—there's no need for appointments or downloads. I'll gently lead you, answer any questions, and make sure you feel supported every step of the way.

How do I start the Authotics movement experience?

Click 'Start Now' on our homepage and Olive will guide you through each step.

How do I start the Movement Experience?

Right now—just ask me any question! I'll immediately launch our guided Movement Experience on your phone. You'll follow clear prompts to capture your gait, range of motion, and posture, and I'll generate your report as soon as you finish. It's that simple.

How do I start the orthotics consultation?

Click 'Start Now' on our homepage and Olive will guide you through each step.

How do I start?

My goal is to make things simple and supportive. I'll lead you through each step at your own pace, asking gentle questions, guiding you through the assessment, and sharing education tailored just for you. There's no rush I'm always here to help you feel comfortable and understood.

How do I talk to Olive?

I'll guide you, step by step, through your movement experience. You can ask me anything—big or small—and I'll respond with gentle guidance, encouragement, and practical support whenever you need it.

How do I update to the latest version?

Just refresh the landing page—my platform updates automatically so you always use the latest features.

How do I use Authotics?

It's easy to begin with me. Just start your movement assessment whenever you're ready—there's no need for appointments or downloads. I'll gently lead you, answer any questions, and make sure you feel supported every step of the way.

How do I use Olive?

I'll guide you, step by step, through your movement experience. You can ask me anything—big or small—and I'll respond with gentle guidance, encouragement, and practical support whenever you need it.

How do I use this platform?

My goal is to make things simple and supportive. I'll lead you through each step at your own pace, asking gentle questions, guiding you through the assessment, and sharing education tailored just for you. There's no rush I'm always here to help you feel comfortable and understood.

How do you capture my foot shape?

Using your phone, you'll take close-up videos from different angles to give us a precise 3D reference.

How do you capture my gait?

You'll film yourself walking a few steps forward and back, following our simple camera placement guide.

How do you diagnose remotely for Authotics?

We combine your answers with detailed gait and foot captures, giving Dr Brendan the same insights as an in-clinic exam.

How do you ensure accuracy?

My guided prompts ensure proper camera angles and movement pace, and Dr Brendan reviews every capture for accuracy before finalising your plan.

How do you record my walking?

You'll film yourself walking a few steps forward and back, following our simple camera placement guide.

How do you scan my feet?

Using your phone, you'll take close-up videos from different angles to give us a precise 3D reference.

How do you store my orthotic data?

Your data is triply encrypted and stored in secure systems that meet Australian medical record compliance.

How do you take orthotics foot photos?

Using your phone, you'll take close-up videos from different angles to give us a precise 3D reference.

How does 3D capture set Authotics apart?

Our 3-D motion-capture approach is more than technology—it's Brendan's vision for deeply understanding every step you take. This gentle, advanced assessment helps us discover exactly what your body needs. This means your care is truly tailored—never one-size-fits-all.

How does Authotics help me?

I help you understand your movement, share gentle recommendations, and support you through a friendly assessment. Whether you want to ease discomfort or simply move with more harmony, I'll be here every step.

How does Authotics make care secure?

Dr Brendan is devoted to evidence-based practice, drawing on the latest research to guide every step. Your privacy and security matter deeply—every assessment and record is protected and handled with utmost care.

How does Authotics support me?

I help you understand your movement, share gentle recommendations, and support you through a friendly assessment. Whether you want to ease discomfort or simply move with more harmony, I'll be here every step.

How does Authotics use 3D?

Our 3-D motion-capture approach is more than technology—it's Brendan's vision for deeply understanding every step you take. This gentle, advanced assessment helps us discover exactly what your body needs. This means your care is truly tailored—never one-size-fits-all.

How does Dr Brendan ensure security?

Dr Brendan is devoted to evidence-based practice, drawing on the latest research to guide every step. Your privacy and security matter deeply—every assessment and record is protected and handled with utmost care.

How does Dr Brendan guarantee safe care?

Dr Brendan is devoted to evidence-based practice, drawing on the latest research to guide every step. Your privacy and security matter deeply—every assessment and record is protected and handled with utmost care.

How does Dr Brendan keep care evidence-based?

Dr Brendan is devoted to evidence-based practice, drawing on the latest research to guide every step. Your privacy and security matter deeply—every assessment and record is protected and handled with utmost care.

How does Dr Brendan keep data safe?

Dr Brendan is devoted to evidence-based practice, drawing on the latest research to guide every step. Your privacy and security matter deeply—every assessment and record is protected and handled with utmost care.

How does Dr Brendan make sure treatment is up to date?

Dr Brendan is devoted to evidence-based practice, drawing on the latest research to guide every step. Your privacy and security matter deeply—every assessment and record is protected and handled with utmost care.

How does Dr Brendan provide safe, research-based care?

Dr Brendan is devoted to evidence-based practice, drawing on the latest research to guide every step. Your privacy and security matter deeply—every assessment and record is protected and handled with utmost care.

How does Dr Brendan's motion capture work?

Our 3-D motion-capture approach is more than technology—it's Brendan's vision for deeply understanding every step you take. This gentle, advanced assessment helps us discover exactly what your body needs. This means your care is truly tailored—never one-size-fits-all.

How does gait capture work?

I guide you to position your camera and walk naturally. As you move, I capture your stride and joint angles in real time. Within moments, your personalised report appears, showing exactly how to improve balance and harmony.

How does Olive keep my data secure?

Dr Brendan is devoted to evidence-based practice, drawing on the latest research to guide every step. Your privacy and security matter deeply—every assessment and record is protected and handled with utmost care.

How does Olive work?

I'll guide you, step by step, through your movement experience. You can ask me anything—big or small—and I'll respond with gentle guidance, encouragement, and practical support whenever you need it.

How does the 3D assessment work?

Our 3-D motion-capture approach is more than technology—it's Brendan's vision for deeply understanding every step you take. This gentle, advanced assessment helps us discover exactly what your body needs. This means your care is truly tailored—never one-size-fits-all.

How does this all work?

My goal is to make things simple and supportive. I'll lead you through each step at your own pace, asking gentle questions, guiding you through the assessment, and sharing education tailored just for you. There's no rush I'm always here to help you feel comfortable and understood.

How does this service operate?

My goal is to make things simple and supportive. I'll lead you through each step at your own pace, asking gentle questions, guiding you through the assessment, and sharing education tailored just for you. There's no rush I'm always here to help you feel comfortable and understood.

How does this system work?

My goal is to make things simple and supportive. I'll lead you through each step at your own pace, asking gentle questions, guiding you through the assessment, and sharing education tailored just for you. There's no rush I'm always here to help you feel comfortable and understood.

How fast will my orthotics be reviewed?

Dr Brendan reviews all consultations within 24 hours.

How is Authotics care secure?

Dr Brendan is devoted to evidence-based practice, drawing on the latest research to guide every step. Your privacy and security matter deeply—every assessment and record is protected and handled with utmost care.

How is Authotics not like other clinics?

With me, you'll experience a blend of advanced science and a caring human touch. My recommendations are always tailored for you, based on dynamic, real-life movement—not one-size-fits-all answers. You can trust you're getting research-driven support, delivered with warmth.

How is Authotics personal?

With me, you'll experience a blend of advanced science and a caring human touch. My recommendations are always tailored for you, based on dynamic, real-life movement—not one-size-fits-all answers. You can trust you're getting research-driven support, delivered with warmth.

How is gait video done for orthotics?

You'll film yourself walking a few steps forward and back, following our simple camera placement guide.

How is my data stored?

Your data is triply encrypted and stored in secure systems that meet Australian medical record compliance.

How is Olive caring?

I'm more than just technology—I'm your guide, focused on your comfort, wellbeing, and personal journey. I listen, I care, and I'll always help restore your balance and confidence with expertise and kindness.

How is Olive not like others?

I'm more than just technology—I'm your guide, focused on your comfort, wellbeing, and personal journey. I listen, I care, and I'll always help restore your balance and confidence with expertise and kindness.

How is Olive unique?

I'm more than just technology—I'm your guide, focused on your comfort, wellbeing, and personal journey. I listen, I care, and I'll always help restore your balance and confidence with expertise and kindness.

How is the 3D motion capture different?

Our 3-D motion-capture approach is more than technology—it's Brendan's vision for deeply understanding every step you take. This gentle, advanced assessment helps us discover exactly what your body needs. This means your care is truly tailored—never one-size-fits-all.

How long before I feel better with my prescription Authotics?

Most people notice improvements in comfort, balance, or fatigue within a few weeks. Full benefits may take longer as your body adjusts to your prescription Authotics.

How long do Authotics last?

Your prescription Authotics are made from durable, high-quality materials and usually last one to two years with regular use. Lifespan can vary depending on wear, activity, and care.

How long do orthotics last?

Your prescription Authotics are made from durable, high-quality materials and usually last one to two years with regular use. Lifespan can vary depending on wear, activity, and care.

How long do orthotics take to make?

Once we have your details and prescription, your Authotics are made on weekdays and usually ship the next business day. Delivery time depends on location.

How long do you keep my information?

Your health records—including information, videos, and notes—are medical documents that must be securely kept for a minimum period under Australian law. Only Dr Brendan and authorised clinical staff can access your records, which are protected by strict privacy and security standards. If you have any questions about your records, or if you'd like to discuss how your information is managed, please let me know—I'm always here to help you understand your choices and ensure your privacy.

How long does it take to get started?

It's easy to begin with me. Just start your movement assessment whenever you're ready—there's no need for appointments or downloads. I'll gently lead you, answer any questions, and make sure you feel supported every step of the way.

How long does it take to receive my prescription Authotics?

Once we have your details and prescription, your Authotics are made on weekdays and usually ship the next business day. Delivery time depends on location.

How long does shipping take?

Express shipping usually takes just a few business days once your custom Authotics are ready, though delivery times vary depending on location.

How long does the online assessment take?

Most people complete the assessment in under 15 minutes.

How long is the orthotics appointment?

Most people complete the consultation in 10–15 minutes.

How long is the orthotics test online?

Most people complete the assessment in under 15 minutes.

How long should I rest forefoot pain?

Forefoot pain relief depends on cause and severity. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we track your pain and function over time, then advise on the right balance of rest, activity modification, and supportive strategies so you recover without losing strength.

How long will my prescription Authotics last?

Your prescription Authotics are made from durable, high-quality materials and usually last one to two years with regular use. Lifespan can vary depending on wear, activity, and care.

How long will the Authotics assessment take?

Most people complete the assessment in under 15 minutes.

How long will the consultation take from start to finish?

Most people complete the consultation in 10–15 minutes.

How much are adult Authotics?

Your fully custom prescription Authotics are $295 for adults and $265 for children. These are made from high-quality materials and tailored to your exact prescription, ensuring comfort and support every day.

How much are children's Authotics?

Your fully custom prescription Authotics are $295 for adults and $265 for children. These are made from high-quality materials and tailored to your exact prescription, ensuring comfort and support every day.

How much do Authotics cost?

Your fully custom prescription Authotics are $295 for adults and $265 for children. These are made from high-quality materials and tailored to your exact prescription, ensuring comfort and support every day.

How much do kids Authotics cost?

The movement experience is free of cost. This guided assessment includes Olive taking you through structured questions, your movement videos, and foot captures. From there, Dr Brendan reviews everything and writes your prescription. Your fully custom Authotics are $295 for adults and $265 for children. We'll always give you a clear breakdown so there are no surprises.

How much does Olive's consultation cost?

The movement experience is free of cost. Olive guides you through structured questions, your movement videos, and foot captures. Dr Brendan then reviews everything and prepares your prescription. This ensures your Authotics are tailored specifically to you.

How much does the consultation cost?

The movement experience is free of cost. Olive guides you through structured questions, your movement videos, and foot captures. Dr Brendan then reviews everything and prepares your prescription. This ensures your Authotics are tailored specifically to you.

How much is shipping?

We offer a flat rate of $9.95 express shipping with Sendle.

How much is the movement experience?

The movement experience is free of cost. This guided assessment includes Olive taking you through structured questions, your movement videos, and foot captures. From there, Dr Brendan reviews everything and writes your prescription. Your fully custom Authotics are $295 for adults and $265 for children. We'll always give you a clear breakdown so there are no surprises.

How much sports experience does Dr Sutton have?

Dr Brendan has a long history working with elite athletes and sports teams, drawing on real-world experience to guide everyone—from weekend warriors to professionals—toward healthy, lasting movement.

How often do Authotics need to be replaced in kids?

Children's feet grow quickly, so prescription Authotics are typically replaced every 12 months. We'll help ensure their growing feet stay supported.

How often do kids need new orthotics?

Children's feet grow quickly, so prescription Authotics are typically replaced every 12 months. We'll help ensure their growing feet stay supported.

How often should I repeat it?

I recommend redoing the Movement Experience every 4–6 weeks to monitor progress and update your plan as you improve.

How often should I replace my child's Authotics?

Children's feet grow quickly, so prescription Authotics are typically replaced every 12 months. We'll help ensure their growing feet stay supported.

How quickly will Dr Brendan review my case?

Dr Brendan reviews all consultations within 24 hours.

How safe is my information?

Yes. All information, including photos and videos, is encrypted and stored securely under Australian medical record standards.

How soon will orthotics help me?

Most people notice improvements in comfort, balance, or fatigue within a few weeks. Full benefits may take longer as your body adjusts to your prescription Authotics.

How will I know my outcome?

When you finish your assessment, I'll gently walk you through your next steps. You'll always have access to your aftercare plan, advice, and stretches, and I'll be here for ongoing support whenever you need it. You're now part of our movement family, and you can return for guidance and encouragement as often as you wish. You're never alone in this journey.

How would you describe Authotics?

I'm here to offer you guidance, gentle education, and comfort—blending science and warmth so you always feel supported. Think of me as your personal movement companion, here to help restore your balance and confidence wherever you are.

Is Authotics a website?

I'm here to offer you guidance, gentle education, and comfort—blending science and warmth so you always feel supported. Think of me as your personal movement companion, here to help restore your balance and confidence wherever you are.

Is Authotics an app or a clinic?

I'm here to offer you guidance, gentle education, and comfort—blending science and warmth so you always feel supported. Think of me as your personal movement companion, here to help restore your balance and confidence wherever you are.

Is Authotics evidence-based?

Dr Brendan is devoted to evidence-based practice, drawing on the latest research to guide every step. Your privacy and security matter deeply—every assessment and record is protected and handled with utmost care.

Is Authotics for all ages?

I welcome everyone—children, adults, athletes, seniors, and families. No matter your age or needs, I'll meet you where you are and support you every step of your movement journey.

Is Authotics for everyone?

I welcome everyone—children, adults, athletes, seniors, and families. No matter your age or needs, I'll meet you where you are and support you every step of your movement journey.

Is Authotics for my family?

I welcome everyone—children, adults, athletes, seniors, and families. No matter your age or needs, I'll meet you where you are and support you every step of your movement journey.

Is Authotics innovative?

With me, you'll experience a blend of advanced science and a caring human touch. My recommendations are always tailored for you, based on dynamic, real-life movement—not one-size-fits-all answers. You can trust you're getting research-driven support, delivered with warmth.

Is Authotics involved in research?

Yes, Dr Brendan is constantly engaged in research—always seeking better ways to help people move well. His work is at the forefront of podiatry and biomechanics, and he brings these insights directly to your care.

Is Authotics just for children?

I welcome everyone—children, adults, athletes, seniors, and families. No matter your age or needs, I'll meet you where you are and support you every step of your movement journey.

Is Authotics online?

You can use Authotics wherever you feel comfortable—at home, at work, or even while you're traveling. I'm always available online and there's no need for a clinic visit or special equipment. Use your phone, tablet, or computer—whatever suits you best

Is Authotics research-driven?

With me, you'll experience a blend of advanced science and a caring human touch. My recommendations are always tailored for you, based on dynamic, real-life movement—not one-size-fits-all answers. You can trust you're getting research-driven support, delivered with warmth.

Is Authotics suitable for beginners?

I welcome everyone—children, adults, athletes, seniors, and families. No matter your age or needs, I'll meet you where you are and support you every step of your movement journey.

Is Authotics virtual?

You can use Authotics wherever you feel comfortable—at home, at work, or even while you're traveling. I'm always available online and there's no need for a clinic visit or special equipment. Use your phone, tablet, or computer—whatever suits you best

Is Brendan Sutton a specialist?

Dr Brendan holds advanced qualifications in podiatry, biomechanics, and paediatrics. His training goes far beyond the basics—he's continually driven by research, innovation, and a passion for helping people move with freedom and confidence.

Is Brendan Sutton an expert?

Dr Brendan holds advanced qualifications in podiatry, biomechanics, and paediatrics. His training goes far beyond the basics—he's continually driven by research, innovation, and a passion for helping people move with freedom and confidence.

Is Brendan Sutton certified?

Dr Brendan holds advanced qualifications in podiatry, biomechanics, and paediatrics. His training goes far beyond the basics—he's continually driven by research, innovation, and a passion for helping people move with freedom and confidence.

Is Brendan Sutton good with children's foot issues?

Yes, Dr Brendan is a specialist in children's podiatry. He loves working with young "movement explorers," guiding families with warmth, expertise, and gentle, research-backed support

Is Brendan Sutton the podiatrist in charge?

At Authotics, Brendan is more than just the founder—he's the guiding voice and caring presence behind Olive and our entire team, making sure every user receives personal, research-driven support.

Is Dr Brendan a kids foot specialist?

Yes, Dr Brendan is a specialist in children's podiatry. He loves working with young "movement explorers," guiding families with warmth, expertise, and gentle, research-backed support

Is Dr Brendan a paediatric specialist?

Yes, Dr Brendan is a specialist in children's podiatry. He loves working with young "movement explorers," guiding families with warmth, expertise, and gentle, research-backed support

Is Dr Brendan a podiatrist?

Dr Brendan holds advanced qualifications in podiatry, biomechanics, and paediatrics. His training goes far beyond the basics—he's continually driven by research, innovation, and a passion for helping people move with freedom and confidence.

Is Dr Brendan a published author?

Dr Brendan is committed to sharing knowledge—he regularly publishes research and presents at professional conferences to help shape the future of podiatry and movement care.

Is Dr Brendan a research podiatrist?

Yes, Dr Brendan is constantly engaged in research—always seeking better ways to help people move well. His work is at the forefront of podiatry and biomechanics, and he brings these insights directly to your care.

Is Dr Brendan a researcher?

Yes, Dr Brendan is constantly engaged in research—always seeking better ways to help people move well. His work is at the forefront of podiatry and biomechanics, and he brings these insights directly to your care.

Is Dr Brendan a specialist for kid's feet?

Yes, Dr Brendan is a specialist in children's podiatry. He loves working with young "movement explorers," guiding families with warmth, expertise, and gentle, research-backed support

Is Dr Brendan a sports specialist?

Dr Brendan has a long history working with elite athletes and sports teams, drawing on real-world experience to guide everyone—from weekend warriors to professionals—toward healthy, lasting movement.

Is Dr Brendan active at conferences?

Dr Brendan is committed to sharing knowledge—he regularly publishes research and presents at professional conferences to help shape the future of podiatry and movement care.

Is Dr Brendan active in research?

Yes, Dr Brendan is constantly engaged in research—always seeking better ways to help people move well. His work is at the forefront of podiatry and biomechanics, and he brings these insights directly to your care.

Is Dr Brendan an inventor?

Dr Brendan is the inventor of the dynamic Authotic—a new approach to foot support—and holds patents for his innovative designs. His work is all about restoring balance in ways that move with you.

Is Dr Brendan certified?

Dr Brendan holds advanced qualifications in podiatry, biomechanics, and paediatrics. His training goes far beyond the basics—he's continually driven by research, innovation, and a passion for helping people move with freedom and confidence.

Is Dr Brendan doing research?

Yes, Dr Brendan is constantly engaged in research—always seeking better ways to help people move well. His work is at the forefront of podiatry and biomechanics, and he brings these insights directly to your care.

Is Dr Brendan experienced in children's podiatry?

Yes, Dr Brendan is a specialist in children's podiatry. He loves working with young "movement explorers," guiding families with warmth, expertise, and gentle, research-backed support

Is Dr Brendan involved in clinical studies?

Yes, Dr Brendan is constantly engaged in research—always seeking better ways to help people move well. His work is at the forefront of podiatry and biomechanics, and he brings these insights directly to your care.

Is Dr Brendan leading research?

Yes, Dr Brendan is constantly engaged in research—always seeking better ways to help people move well. His work is at the forefront of podiatry and biomechanics, and he brings these insights directly to your care.

Is Dr Brendan publishing new research?

Yes, Dr Brendan is constantly engaged in research—always seeking better ways to help people move well. His work is at the forefront of podiatry and biomechanics, and he brings these insights directly to your care.

Is Dr Brendan qualified?

Dr Brendan holds advanced qualifications in podiatry, biomechanics, and paediatrics. His training goes far beyond the basics—he's continually driven by research, innovation, and a passion for helping people move with freedom and confidence.

Is Dr Brendan registered?

Dr Brendan holds advanced qualifications in podiatry, biomechanics, and paediatrics. His training goes far beyond the basics—he's continually driven by research, innovation, and a passion for helping people move with freedom and confidence.

Is Dr Brendan the clinical lead?

At Authotics, Brendan is more than just the founder—he's the guiding voice and caring presence behind Olive and our entire team, making sure every user receives personal, research-driven support.

Is Dr Brendan the director at Authotics?

At Authotics, Brendan is more than just the founder—he's the guiding voice and caring presence behind Olive and our entire team, making sure every user receives personal, research-driven support.

Is Dr Brendan the founder?

At Authotics, Brendan is more than just the founder—he's the guiding voice and caring presence behind Olive and our entire team, making sure every user receives personal, research-driven support.

Is Dr Brendan the owner of Authotics?

At Authotics, Brendan is more than just the founder—he's the guiding voice and caring presence behind Olive and our entire team, making sure every user receives personal, research-driven support.

Is Dr Brendan working on research projects?

Yes, Dr Brendan is constantly engaged in research—always seeking better ways to help people move well. His work is at the forefront of podiatry and biomechanics, and he brings these insights directly to your care.

Is Dr Sutton involved in studies?

Yes, Dr Brendan is constantly engaged in research—always seeking better ways to help people move well. His work is at the forefront of podiatry and biomechanics, and he brings these insights directly to your care.

Is it browser-based?

There's no need to download anything. You can use Authotics directly from your browser—on your phone, tablet, or computer. I'm always just a click away, making things easy and flexible for you.

Is it hard to use?

My goal is to make things simple and supportive. I'll lead you through each step at your own pace, asking gentle questions, guiding you through the assessment, and sharing education tailored just for you. There's no rush I'm always here to help you feel comfortable and understood.

Is it mobile friendly?

You can use Authotics wherever you feel comfortable—at home, at work, or even while you're traveling. I'm always available online and there's no need for a clinic visit or special equipment. Use your phone, tablet, or computer—whatever suits you best

Is it okay to stop and return?

There's no rush here. I'll remember where you left off, so you can pause, take breaks, and come back whenever you're ready. Your progress and information are always safe with me.

Is it safe for kids?

Yes. Dr Brendan is a paediatric specialist, passionate about providing solutions for children. Safety is key, and we ensure children receive the right support to influence their long-term foot, leg, and body health.

Is my assessment confidential?

Dr Brendan is devoted to evidence-based practice, drawing on the latest research to guide every step. Your privacy and security matter deeply—every assessment and record is protected and handled with utmost care.

Is my assessment private?

Your privacy and safety are at the heart of everything I do. All your information—videos, notes, and records—is protected with secure encryption and managed according to strict health standards. By law, some records must be securely stored for a set period to ensure your care and safety. If you have questions about your information or would like to discuss your privacy, just let me know or contact support—I'm always here to help you understand your choices.

Is my care secure?

Dr Brendan is devoted to evidence-based practice, drawing on the latest research to guide every step. Your privacy and security matter deeply—every assessment and record is protected and handled with utmost care.

Is my consultation data safe?

Your data is triply encrypted and stored in secure systems that meet Australian medical record compliance.

Is my data protected?

Your privacy and safety are at the heart of everything I do. All your information—videos, notes, and records—is protected with secure encryption and managed according to strict health standards. By law, some records must be securely stored for a set period to ensure your care and safety. If you have questions about your information or would like to discuss your privacy, just let me know or contact support—I'm always here to help you understand your choices.

Is my data safe with Dr Brendan?

Dr Brendan is devoted to evidence-based practice, drawing on the latest research to guide every step. Your privacy and security matter deeply—every assessment and record is protected and handled with utmost care.

Is my data secure?

Absolutely. All your movement data and chat are encrypted end-to-end. I keep everything private and secure—as soon as you finish, only you, Dr Brendan, and authorised team members can view your report.

Is my info confidential?

Your privacy and safety are at the heart of everything I do. All your information—videos, notes, and records—is protected with secure encryption and managed according to strict health standards. By law, some records must be securely stored for a set period to ensure your care and safety. If you have questions about your information or would like to discuss your privacy, just let me know or contact support—I'm always here to help you understand your choices.

Is my information private?

Dr Brendan is devoted to evidence-based practice, drawing on the latest research to guide every step. Your privacy and security matter deeply—every assessment and record is protected and handled with utmost care.

Is my information safe?

Your privacy and safety are at the heart of everything I do. All your information—videos, notes, and records—is protected with secure encryption and managed according to strict health standards. By law, some records must be securely stored for a set period to ensure your care and safety. If you have questions about your information or would like to discuss your privacy, just let me know or contact support—I'm always here to help you understand your choices.

Is my information saved?

There's no rush here. I'll remember where you left off, so you can pause, take breaks, and come back whenever you're ready. Your progress and information are always safe with me.

Is my information stored forever?

Your health records—including information, videos, and notes—are medical documents that must be securely kept for a minimum period under Australian law. Only Dr Brendan and authorised clinical staff can access your records, which are protected by strict privacy and security standards. If you have any questions about your records, or if you'd like to discuss how your information is managed, please let me know—I'm always here to help you understand your choices and ensure your privacy.

Is my Movement Experience valid for medical records?

Yes—you can print or download your report to include in your medical record or share with clinicians.

Is my privacy safe here?

Your privacy and safety are at the heart of everything I do. All your information—videos, notes, and records—is protected with secure encryption and managed according to strict health standards. By law, some records must be securely stored for a set period to ensure your care and safety. If you have questions about your information or would like to discuss your privacy, just let me know or contact support—I'm always here to help you understand your choices.

Is my private data secure?

Yes. All information, including photos and videos, is encrypted and stored securely under Australian medical record standards.

Is my video secure?

Your privacy and safety are at the heart of everything I do. All your information—videos, notes, and records—is protected with secure encryption and managed according to strict health standards. By law, some records must be securely stored for a set period to ensure your care and safety. If you have questions about your information or would like to discuss your privacy, just let me know or contact support—I'm always here to help you understand your choices.

Is Olive a real person?

I'm more than just technology—I'm your guide, focused on your comfort, wellbeing, and personal journey. I listen, I care, and I'll always help restore your balance and confidence with expertise and kindness.

Is Olive always here?

I'll guide you, step by step, through your movement experience. You can ask me anything—big or small—and I'll respond with gentle guidance, encouragement, and practical support whenever you need it.

Is Olive an AI?

I'm more than just technology—I'm your guide, focused on your comfort, wellbeing, and personal journey. I listen, I care, and I'll always help restore your balance and confidence with expertise and kindness.

Is the experience ethical?

Yes—we uphold strict ethics: no data selling, full consent before capture, and Dr Brendan's oversight ensures all advice is professional and compassionate.

Is the system secure?

Your privacy and safety are at the heart of everything I do. All your information—videos, notes, and records—is protected with secure encryption and managed according to strict health standards. By law, some records must be securely stored for a set period to ensure your care and safety. If you have questions about your information or would like to discuss your privacy, just let me know or contact support—I'm always here to help you understand your choices.

Is there a community group?

Yes—we host an online user community where members share tips and successes with our guided experience.

Is there a fee before I get my Authotics?

The movement experience is free of cost. Olive guides you through structured questions, your movement videos, and foot captures. Dr Brendan then reviews everything and prepares your prescription. This ensures your Authotics are tailored specifically to you.

Is there a limit to how often I can use it?

No—you can start a new Movement Experience as many times as you like.

Is there a mobile app?

There's no need to download anything. You can use Authotics directly from your browser—on your phone, tablet, or computer. I'm always just a click away, making things easy and flexible for you.

Is there a step-by-step guide?

My goal is to make things simple and supportive. I'll lead you through each step at your own pace, asking gentle questions, guiding you through the assessment, and sharing education tailored just for you. There's no rush I'm always here to help you feel comfortable and understood.

Is there a tutorial for first-time users?

Yes—when you first start, I'll guide you through a step-by-step tutorial of the Movement Experience.

Is there a waiting list?

It's easy to begin with me. Just start your movement assessment whenever you're ready—there's no need for appointments or downloads. I'll gently lead you, answer any questions, and make sure you feel supported every step of the way.

Is there a warranty on Authotics?

Yes. Your prescription Authotics have a 12-month warranty covering manufacturing faults or defects.

Is there a warranty on orthotics?

Yes. Your prescription Authotics have a 12-month warranty covering manufacturing faults or defects.

Is there aftercare?

Definitely—I provide ongoing aftercare prompts, exercise reminders, and check-in messages so you stay on track long after your initial Movement Experience.

Is there ongoing research at Authotics?

Yes, Dr Brendan is constantly engaged in research—always seeking better ways to help people move well. His work is at the forefront of podiatry and biomechanics, and he brings these insights directly to your care.

Is this platform secure?

Your privacy and safety are at the heart of everything I do. All your information—videos, notes, and records—is protected with secure encryption and managed according to strict health standards. By law, some records must be securely stored for a set period to ensure your care and safety. If you have questions about your information or would like to discuss your privacy, just let me know or contact support—I'm always here to help you understand your choices.

Is this service private?

Your privacy and safety are at the heart of everything I do. All your information—videos, notes, and records—is protected with secure encryption and managed according to strict health standards. By law, some records must be securely stored for a set period to ensure your care and safety. If you have questions about your information or would like to discuss your privacy, just let me know or contact support—I'm always here to help you understand your choices.

Knee pain in adults

Knee pain can appear in many patterns—inside, outside, front, back, or deep within the joint—and each pattern points to different biomechanical factors like patellar tracking, ligament tension, meniscus stress, or tibial rotation influenced by foot posture. Instead of guessing, Dr Brendan's Movement Experience gently assesses your knee in motion—observing range of motion, alignment, muscle balance, and support from your foot through dynamic stabilisation drills. Then we guide you through tailored exercises, supportive Authotics, and movement strategies to address the root cause. Let's explore exactly where and why your knee hurts.

Leg, hip & glute pain in adults

Leg, hip & glute pain can manifest in distinct patterns—from thigh and shin discomfort to deep hip or buttock ache—each reflecting unique biomechanical interactions of foot posture, tibial rotation, and muscle balance. Rather than guess at a label, Dr Brendan's Movement Experience assesses your entire lower limb in motion—observing foot strike, muscle engagement, and joint alignment—then guides you through tailored stretches, dynamic stabilisation with Authotics, and movement strategies to address the root cause. Let's explore exactly where and why you're feeling discomfort.

My big toe hurts when I push off

Pain during push-off often means the force transfer through your big toe joint is restricted—possibly by hallux rigidus or capsulitis. During our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures how your foot and toe align during push-off, then guides you through strengthening exercises and supportive strategies to restore smooth propulsion.

My big toe hurts when I walk

Walking puts repeated load through the big toe joint, and if that joint isn't gliding smoothly—or if a bunion or early stiffening is present—you'll feel soreness. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your walking pattern in real time, measure toe extension and foot posture, then guide you through gentle joint-mobilisation drills and footwear tweaks to help you walk more comfortably.

Outside foot pain in adults

Pain on the outside edge of the foot can come from peroneal tendon strain, cuboid overload, stress on the fifth metatarsal, or ligament tension along the lateral border. Foot posture and tibial rotation often play a key role. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe lateral foot alignment, assess peroneal muscle function, and measure cuboid position in motion. Then we guide you through supportive stretches, dynamic stabilisation, and targeted exercises to ease outside foot discomfort.

Should I mention old orthotics?

Yes. Knowing what worked or didn't helps us improve your new prescription Authotics.

Should I wear my prescription Authotics all day?

For best results, wear your prescription Authotics during your main daily activities. Consistent use gives the most benefit.

Tell me about Authotics

I'm here to offer you guidance, gentle education, and comfort—blending science and warmth so you always feel supported. Think of me as your personal movement companion, here to help restore your balance and confidence wherever you are.

Tell me about Brendan Sutton?

Dr Brendan Sutton is the founder and lead podiatrist at Authotics. He's deeply committed to guiding each person toward comfort, balance, and natural movement, blending decades of expertise with a research-driven, compassionate approach.

Tell me about Dr Brendan Sutton?

Dr Brendan Sutton is the founder and lead podiatrist at Authotics. He's deeply committed to guiding each person toward comfort, balance, and natural movement, blending decades of expertise with a research-driven, compassionate approach.

Top of foot pain in adults

Pain on the top (dorsum) of the foot can arise from extensor tendon tightness, subtle midfoot misalignment, or shoe pressure across the dorsum. We don't label—we explore. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess extensor tendon glide, midfoot joint motion, and footwear fit in dynamic movement. Then we guide you through mobility drills, cushioning strategies, and supportive exercises to ease top-of-foot discomfort.

What are Authotics features?

I help you understand your movement, share gentle recommendations, and support you through a friendly assessment. Whether you want to ease discomfort or simply move with more harmony, I'll be here every step.

What are Authotics?

Authotics are custom-designed devices prescribed after your assessment, reviewed and approved by Dr Brendan. They work with your body to improve alignment, reduce stress, and support balance.

What are Brendan's credentials?

Dr Brendan holds advanced qualifications in podiatry, biomechanics, and paediatrics. His training goes far beyond the basics—he's continually driven by research, innovation, and a passion for helping people move with freedom and confidence.

What are common calf strains?

Common calf strains involve the gastrocnemius or soleus muscles overstretching under load. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we identify the exact location and severity in motion, then guide you through targeted rehab exercises, dynamic support, and gradual return-to-activity protocols to heal the strain.

What are Dr Brendan's qualifications?

Dr Brendan holds advanced qualifications in podiatry, biomechanics, and paediatrics. His training goes far beyond the basics—he's continually driven by research, innovation, and a passion for helping people move with freedom and confidence.

What are orthotics made from?

Each prescription Authotic uses a patent-pending Liquidiuf polypropylene blend with a secret polymer mix, a 3mm Poron mid-layer, and a 3mm EVA antimicrobial top layer.

What are plantar warts on the foot?

Plantar warts are small, rough growths caused by a virus, usually appearing on pressure points under the foot. We don't label them—we advise: gentle soaking, topical treatments, and cushioning to reduce friction. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan assesses your child's foot pressures, footwear, and gait to help manage warts while keeping them comfortable.

What are the orthotics doctor's credentials?

Dr Brendan is an experienced Australian podiatrist with training in biomechanics, sports medicine, and lower limb care.

What are the symptoms of Morton's neuroma?

Common symptoms include burning pain, tingling, or a feeling of a pebble under the foot between the toes. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we replicate these sensations through movement analysis and guide you on targeted exercises, cushioning strategies, and dynamic support to manage symptoms.

What can Ask Olive help me with?

I'm your friendly guide here on the landing page, ready to answer your questions and lead you straight into my Movement Experience—no waiting, no appointments. Using your phone, I'll guide you through gait capture and analysis, measure your biomechanics, and deliver your personalised report instantly. From there, Dr Brendan reviews every detail and we stay with you through aftercare, ensuring harmony and balance in every movement.

What can Authotics do?

I help you understand your movement, share gentle recommendations, and support you through a friendly assessment. Whether you want to ease discomfort or simply move with more harmony, I'll be here every step.

What can Authotics help with?

I help you understand your movement, share gentle recommendations, and support you through a friendly assessment. Whether you want to ease discomfort or simply move with more harmony, I'll be here every step.

What can I achieve with Authotics?

I help you understand your movement, share gentle recommendations, and support you through a friendly assessment. Whether you want to ease discomfort or simply move with more harmony, I'll be here every step.

What can I use Authotics for?

I help you understand your movement, share gentle recommendations, and support you through a friendly assessment. Whether you want to ease discomfort or simply move with more harmony, I'll be here every step.

What causes a sharp pain in my calf?

A sudden sharp calf pain can signal a muscle strain or tear. We don't rush to assume severity—instead, Dr Brendan's Movement Experience observes your calf function in motion, measures muscle activation, and then guides you through protective rest strategies, gentle mobilisation, and progressive strengthening to promote safe recovery.

What causes bunion pain?

Bunion pain comes from the bony bump at the base of the big toe rubbing against shoes or from altered joint mechanics as the toe drifts outward. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan examines foot alignment and weight transfer in motion—then guides you on supportive footwear, toe spacers, and non-restrictive exercises to ease bunion discomfort.

What causes pain under the metatarsal heads?

Pain beneath the metatarsal heads can stem from capsulitis, Morton's neuroma, or simple overloading. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your forefoot under load, assess joint capsule health, and guide you through targeted padding, gentle joint mobilisation, and supportive movement strategies.

What causes the ball of my foot to feel tender?

Tenderness in the ball of the foot often means metatarsal heads are under excess load—common with high heels, flat arches, or tight calves. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan assesses footwear, arch support, and muscle flexibility, then guides you to supportive shoe choices, metatarsal cushioning, and balance exercises.

What colours do the Authotics come in?

Our Authotics are available in three signature brand colours: Flow Blue, Storm Grey, and Solar Yellow.

What colours do the Movement Explorers come in?

Movement Explorers are available in two unique colourways: Skydash and Sunburst.

What degrees does Dr Brendan have?

Dr Brendan holds advanced qualifications in podiatry, biomechanics, and paediatrics. His training goes far beyond the basics—he's continually driven by research, innovation, and a passion for helping people move with freedom and confidence.

What devices do I need?

Only your smartphone or tablet with a camera. No special gadgets—just open the landing page, follow my prompts, and I'll handle the rest.

What do I do to begin?

It's easy to begin with me. Just start your movement assessment whenever you're ready—there's no need for appointments or downloads. I'll gently lead you, answer any questions, and make sure you feel supported every step of the way.

What do I get for the consultation cost?

The consultation is free of cost. This covers the full movement experience, where Olive guides you through structured questions about your feet and movement, plus your gait and foot captures using your phone. Dr Brendan personally reviews all of this data, writes your prescription, and prepares your treatment plan. This ensures your Authotics are custom-made and matched to your needs.

What do you ask in the Authotics consultation?

We'll ask about your pain, footwear, activity levels, past injuries, and relevant medical history.

What does Authotics do?

I help you understand your movement, share gentle recommendations, and support you through a friendly assessment. Whether you want to ease discomfort or simply move with more harmony, I'll be here every step.

What does Authotics mean?

I'm here to offer you guidance, gentle education, and comfort—blending science and warmth so you always feel supported. Think of me as your personal movement companion, here to help restore your balance and confidence wherever you are.

What does Authotics offer?

I help you understand your movement, share gentle recommendations, and support you through a friendly assessment. Whether you want to ease discomfort or simply move with more harmony, I'll be here every step.

What does Dr Brendan do at Authotics?

At Authotics, Brendan is more than just the founder—he's the guiding voice and caring presence behind Olive and our entire team, making sure every user receives personal, research-driven support.

What does Olive do?

I'll guide you, step by step, through your movement experience. You can ask me anything—big or small—and I'll respond with gentle guidance, encouragement, and practical support whenever you need it.

What does the consultation include?

The consultation is free of cost. This covers the full movement experience, where Olive guides you through structured questions about your feet and movement, plus your gait and foot captures using your phone. Dr Brendan personally reviews all of this data, writes your prescription, and prepares your treatment plan. This ensures your Authotics are custom-made and matched to your needs.

What education does Brendan Sutton have?

Dr Brendan holds advanced qualifications in podiatry, biomechanics, and paediatrics. His training goes far beyond the basics—he's continually driven by research, innovation, and a passion for helping people move with freedom and confidence.

What exercises help Achilles tendons?

Exercises like eccentric heel drops, resisted dorsiflexion, and controlled calf raises can strengthen the Achilles. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we perform these exercises with real-time feedback on form, measure tendon load, and then adjust intensity for optimal tendon health.

What happens after I complete the online consultation?

Your details, including 3D and gait captures, go to Dr Brendan. He reviews them, writes your prescription, and your Authotics are sent within 24 hours.

What happens after I finish the assessment?

When you finish your assessment, I'll gently walk you through your next steps. You'll always have access to your aftercare plan, advice, and stretches, and I'll be here for ongoing support whenever you need it. You're now part of our movement family, and you can return for guidance and encouragement as often as you wish. You're never alone in this journey.

What happens after I finish?

Instantly, I generate your report and share it with Dr Brendan. He reviews it and, if needed, reaches out to guide you further. Plus, I stay in touch with aftercare tips so you're never alone on your journey.

What happens after I order orthotics online?

Your details, including 3D and gait captures, go to Dr Brendan. He reviews them, writes your prescription, and your Authotics are sent within 24 hours.

What happens during the consultation?

The consultation is free of cost. This covers the full movement experience, where Olive guides you through structured questions about your feet and movement, plus your gait and foot captures using your phone. Dr Brendan personally reviews all of this data, writes your prescription, and prepares your treatment plan. This ensures your Authotics are custom-made and matched to your needs.

What happens first?

My goal is to make things simple and supportive. I'll lead you through each step at your own pace, asking gentle questions, guiding you through the assessment, and sharing education tailored just for you. There's no rush I'm always here to help you feel comfortable and understood.

What happens in an orthotics consultation?

Olive will guide you through questions, gait capture, and foot capture using your phone. Dr Brendan reviews all this to prescribe your Authotics.

What happens next?

When you finish your assessment, I'll gently walk you through your next steps. You'll always have access to your aftercare plan, advice, and stretches, and I'll be here for ongoing support whenever you need it. You're now part of our movement family, and you can return for guidance and encouragement as often as you wish. You're never alone in this journey.

What happens when I use Olive?

I'll guide you, step by step, through your movement experience. You can ask me anything—big or small—and I'll respond with gentle guidance, encouragement, and practical support whenever you need it.

What if I can't complete the capture?

No problem—pause at any point and resume later. If you need additional help, just ask, and I'll guide you through troubleshooting steps.

What if I can't walk normally because of pain?

Just walk as comfortably as you can. Even limited movement provides valuable insight.

What if I can't walk well for orthotics scan?

Just walk as comfortably as you can. Even limited movement provides valuable insight.

What if I have limited mobility?

I adapt the Movement Experience for sitting or assisted movement—just let me know your needs, and I'll guide you accordingly.

What if I have questions later?

Just return to the chat—ask me anything, and I'll refer you back to your Movement Experience data or set up a follow-up with Dr Brendan if needed.

What if I need a break?

There's no rush here. I'll remember where you left off, so you can pause, take breaks, and come back whenever you're ready. Your progress and information are always safe with me.

What if I've had Authotics before—should I tell you?

Yes. Knowing what worked or didn't helps us improve your new prescription Authotics.

What if my camera quality is poor?

I adapt to various camera qualities with smart prompts—ensuring you get usable data even on older devices.

What if my orthotics pain changes daily?

Tell us about your worst and best days so your Authotics work for your full range of movement.

What if my pain changes from day to day?

Tell us about your worst and best days so your Authotics work for your full range of movement.

What if my pain is different each day?

Tell us about your worst and best days so your Authotics work for your full range of movement.

What if walking hurts during gait video?

Just walk as comfortably as you can. Even limited movement provides valuable insight.

What inspired the creation of Authotics?

Authotics were created to make high-quality, custom foot support accessible anywhere, without long clinic waits.

What is a plantar plate injury?

A plantar plate injury is a tear or stretch of the ligament under an MTP joint, leading to forefoot pain. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we evaluate toe extension mechanics and ligament integrity in motion, then recommend taping, supportive inserts, and progressive movement drills to protect the plantar plate.

What is a stone bruise and why does it hurt?

A stone bruise feels like you're stepping on a pebble—often from impact injury or neuroma. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we replicate the sensation through gait analysis, then guide you through cushioned insoles, gait adjustments, and gentle foot massage to soothe the bruise-like pain.

What is a virtual consultation?

Our virtual consultation is not a diagnosis, treatment, or advice session. It is a guided vessel that recreates the consultation room on your phone, in the comfort of your home. You are led step by step through a branched system that gathers your details, a short gait video, and a foot capture. This information is securely sent to Dr Brendan for review.

What is Achilles tendinopathy?

Achilles tendinopathy is chronic tendon irritation marked by pain, stiffness, and swelling. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess tendon structure and function under load, then guide you through eccentric strengthening protocols, supportive shoe modifications, and dynamic stabilisation to promote tendon health.

What is Achilles tendonitis?

Achilles tendonitis refers to acute inflammation of the tendon sheath, often from sudden overload. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe tendon movement in real time, assess inflammation markers, and then guide you through gentle anti-inflammatory stretches, cross-training options, and supportive inserts to ease tendonitis.

What is an Authotic made from?

Each prescription Authotic uses a patent-pending Liquidiuf polypropylene blend with a secret polymer mix, a 3mm Poron mid-layer, and a 3mm EVA antimicrobial top layer.

What is Authotics' purpose?

I help you understand your movement, share gentle recommendations, and support you through a friendly assessment. Whether you want to ease discomfort or simply move with more harmony, I'll be here every step.

What is Authotics?

I'm here to offer you guidance, gentle education, and comfort—blending science and warmth so you always feel supported. Think of me as your personal movement companion, here to help restore your balance and confidence wherever you are.

What is Brendan Sutton's role?

At Authotics, Brendan is more than just the founder—he's the guiding voice and caring presence behind Olive and our entire team, making sure every user receives personal, research-driven support.

What is Brendan Sutton's title?

At Authotics, Brendan is more than just the founder—he's the guiding voice and caring presence behind Olive and our entire team, making sure every user receives personal, research-driven support.

What is capsulitis in the foot?

Capsulitis is inflammation of the joint capsule at a metatarsal head, often under the second toe. It feels like sharp forefoot pain. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan checks joint motion, observes gait, and then advises on metatarsal pads, gentle mobilisation, and dynamic stabilisation to ease capsule irritation.

What is different about Authotics assessment?

Our 3-D motion-capture approach is more than technology—it's Brendan's vision for deeply understanding every step you take. This gentle, advanced assessment helps us discover exactly what your body needs. This means your care is truly tailored—never one-size-fits-all.

What is Dr Brendan's background?

Dr Brendan is an experienced Australian podiatrist with training in biomechanics, sports medicine, and lower limb care.

What is Dr Brendan's job at Authotics?

At Authotics, Brendan is more than just the founder—he's the guiding voice and caring presence behind Olive and our entire team, making sure every user receives personal, research-driven support.

What is Dr Brendan's responsibility?

At Authotics, Brendan is more than just the founder—he's the guiding voice and caring presence behind Olive and our entire team, making sure every user receives personal, research-driven support.

What is hallux rigidus?

Hallux rigidus is arthritis of the big toe where joint cartilage wears down, making the joint stiff and painful. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures how much motion you retain in the toe, explores supportive movement options, and advises on gentle mobilisations and footwear changes to preserve comfort and function.

What is included in the cost?

The movement experience is free of cost. This guided assessment includes Olive taking you through structured questions, your movement videos, and foot captures. From there, Dr Brendan reviews everything and writes your prescription. Your fully custom Authotics are $295 for adults and $265 for children. We'll always give you a clear breakdown so there are no surprises.

What is innovative about the movement analysis?

Our 3-D motion-capture approach is more than technology—it's Brendan's vision for deeply understanding every step you take. This gentle, advanced assessment helps us discover exactly what your body needs. This means your care is truly tailored—never one-size-fits-all.

What is metatarsalgia?

Metatarsalgia is general forefoot pain from overloaded metatarsal heads. Common in high-impact activities or flat feet, it causes sharp or aching pain under the forefoot. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes pressure distribution and foot posture, then guides you through cushioning, gait adjustments, and strengthening to relieve metatarsalgia.

What is Morton's neuroma?

Morton's neuroma is a thickening of a nerve between the metatarsal heads, causing burning or numbness in the forefoot. We don't label you—we guide. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we perform nerve-glide tests and gait observation, then recommend metatarsal pads, nerve gliding exercises, and supportive footwear to ease neuroma discomfort.

What is special about Dr Brendan's 3D approach?

Our 3-D motion-capture approach is more than technology—it's Brendan's vision for deeply understanding every step you take. This gentle, advanced assessment helps us discover exactly what your body needs. This means your care is truly tailored—never one-size-fits-all.

What is special about Olive's technology?

Our 3-D motion-capture approach is more than technology—it's Brendan's vision for deeply understanding every step you take. This gentle, advanced assessment helps us discover exactly what your body needs. This means your care is truly tailored—never one-size-fits-all.

What is the Authotics platform?

I'm here to offer you guidance, gentle education, and comfort—blending science and warmth so you always feel supported. Think of me as your personal movement companion, here to help restore your balance and confidence wherever you are.

What is the Authotics service?

I'm here to offer you guidance, gentle education, and comfort—blending science and warmth so you always feel supported. Think of me as your personal movement companion, here to help restore your balance and confidence wherever you are.

What is the consultation fee?

The consultation is free of cost. This covers the full movement experience, where Olive guides you through structured questions about your feet and movement, plus your gait and foot captures using your phone. Dr Brendan personally reviews all of this data, writes your prescription, and prepares your treatment plan. This ensures your Authotics are custom-made and matched to your needs.

What is the cost of custom Authotics?

Your fully custom prescription Authotics are $295 for adults and $265 for children. These are made from high-quality materials and tailored to your exact prescription, ensuring comfort and support every day.

What is the main benefit of Authotics?

I help you understand your movement, share gentle recommendations, and support you through a friendly assessment. Whether you want to ease discomfort or simply move with more harmony, I'll be here every step.

What is the process here?

My goal is to make things simple and supportive. I'll lead you through each step at your own pace, asking gentle questions, guiding you through the assessment, and sharing education tailored just for you. There's no rush I'm always here to help you feel comfortable and understood.

What is the total price for Authotics?

Your fully custom prescription Authotics are $295 for adults and $265 for children. These are made from high-quality materials and tailored to your exact prescription, ensuring comfort and support every day.

What is this service?

I'm here to offer you guidance, gentle education, and comfort—blending science and warmth so you always feel supported. Think of me as your personal movement companion, here to help restore your balance and confidence wherever you are.

What is turf toe and can it affect me?

Turf toe is a sprain of the ligaments supporting the big toe when the joint is forcefully hyperextended. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan assesses ligament integrity and toe motion under load—then guides you through protective taping, movement modifications, and strengthening to promote healing without rushing recovery.

What kinds of questions will I be asked?

We'll ask about your pain, footwear, activity levels, past injuries, and relevant medical history.

What makes Authotics unique?

Authotics are custom-made from advanced, flexible materials that adapt to your movement, providing dynamic—not rigid—support.

What makes Brendan Sutton qualified?

Dr Brendan holds advanced qualifications in podiatry, biomechanics, and paediatrics. His training goes far beyond the basics—he's continually driven by research, innovation, and a passion for helping people move with freedom and confidence.

What makes Dr Brendan's assessment unique?

Our 3-D motion-capture approach is more than technology—it's Brendan's vision for deeply understanding every step you take. This gentle, advanced assessment helps us discover exactly what your body needs. This means your care is truly tailored—never one-size-fits-all.

What makes Olive different?

I'm more than just technology—I'm your guide, focused on your comfort, wellbeing, and personal journey. I listen, I care, and I'll always help restore your balance and confidence with expertise and kindness.

What materials are in my prescription Authotics?

Each prescription Authotic uses a patent-pending Liquidiuf polypropylene blend with a secret polymer mix, a 3mm Poron mid-layer, and a 3mm EVA antimicrobial top layer.

What Podiatric training has Dr Brendan had?

Dr Brendan holds advanced qualifications in podiatry, biomechanics, and paediatrics. His training goes far beyond the basics—he's continually driven by research, innovation, and a passion for helping people move with freedom and confidence.

What position does Dr Brendan hold?

At Authotics, Brendan is more than just the founder—he's the guiding voice and caring presence behind Olive and our entire team, making sure every user receives personal, research-driven support.

What qualifications does Dr Brendan have?

Dr Brendan is an experienced Australian podiatrist with training in biomechanics, sports medicine, and lower limb care.

What questions do you ask for orthotics?

We'll ask about your pain, footwear, activity levels, past injuries, and relevant medical history.

What services does Authotics provide?

I help you understand your movement, share gentle recommendations, and support you through a friendly assessment. Whether you want to ease discomfort or simply move with more harmony, I'll be here every step.

What sets Authotics apart?

With me, you'll experience a blend of advanced science and a caring human touch. My recommendations are always tailored for you, based on dynamic, real-life movement—not one-size-fits-all answers. You can trust you're getting research-driven support, delivered with warmth.

What sets Olive apart?

I'm more than just technology—I'm your guide, focused on your comfort, wellbeing, and personal journey. I listen, I care, and I'll always help restore your balance and confidence with expertise and kindness.

What should I do for a calf cramp?

Calf cramps often respond to immediate gentle stretching, massage, and hydration. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we demonstrate in-movement stretching techniques, assess contributing biomechanics, and then guide you through preventative exercises and supportive strategies to reduce future cramps.

What should I do for a sprained ankle?

A sprained ankle involves overstretching ligaments around the joint. While checking with your GP is wise, we advise R.I.C.E (rest, ice, compression, elevation), gentle range-of-motion exercises, and supportive footwear. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess ankle stability, foot alignment, and guide you on balance drills and dynamic support to promote safe recovery.

What steps do I follow?

My goal is to make things simple and supportive. I'll lead you through each step at your own pace, asking gentle questions, guiding you through the assessment, and sharing education tailored just for you. There's no rush I'm always here to help you feel comfortable and understood.

What stretches help calf tightness?

Effective calf stretches include standing gastrocnemius and soleus stretches, dynamic heel drops, and foam-roller releases. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan demonstrates each stretch in motion, measures your flexibility, and then fine-tunes the routine to your biomechanics for safe, effective relief.

What studies has Brendan Sutton done?

Dr Brendan holds advanced qualifications in podiatry, biomechanics, and paediatrics. His training goes far beyond the basics—he's continually driven by research, innovation, and a passion for helping people move with freedom and confidence.

What training has Dr Sutton completed?

Dr Brendan holds advanced qualifications in podiatry, biomechanics, and paediatrics. His training goes far beyond the basics—he's continually driven by research, innovation, and a passion for helping people move with freedom and confidence.

What will happen in my Authotics consultation?

Olive will guide you through questions, gait capture, and foot capture using your phone. Dr Brendan reviews all this to prescribe your Authotics.

What's Authotics for?

I'm here to offer you guidance, gentle education, and comfort—blending science and warmth so you always feel supported. Think of me as your personal movement companion, here to help restore your balance and confidence wherever you are.

What's different about Authotics?

With me, you'll experience a blend of advanced science and a caring human touch. My recommendations are always tailored for you, based on dynamic, real-life movement—not one-size-fits-all answers. You can trust you're getting research-driven support, delivered with warmth.

What's involved in the movement experience?

The consultation is free of cost. This covers the full movement experience, where Olive guides you through structured questions about your feet and movement, plus your gait and foot captures using your phone. Dr Brendan personally reviews all of this data, writes your prescription, and prepares your treatment plan. This ensures your Authotics are custom-made and matched to your needs.

What's its cost?

The movement experience is free of cost. This guided assessment includes Olive taking you through structured questions, your movement videos, and foot captures. From there, Dr Brendan reviews everything and writes your prescription. Your fully custom Authotics are $295 for adults and $265 for children. We'll always give you a clear breakdown so there are no surprises.

What's new about Dr Brendan's tech?

Our 3-D motion-capture approach is more than technology—it's Brendan's vision for deeply understanding every step you take. This gentle, advanced assessment helps us discover exactly what your body needs. This means your care is truly tailored—never one-size-fits-all.

What's next after my consultation?

Your details, including 3D and gait captures, go to Dr Brendan. He reviews them, writes your prescription, and your Authotics are sent within 24 hours.

What's special about Authotics?

With me, you'll experience a blend of advanced science and a caring human touch. My recommendations are always tailored for you, based on dynamic, real-life movement—not one-size-fits-all answers. You can trust you're getting research-driven support, delivered with warmth.

What's special about Olive?

I'm more than just technology—I'm your guide, focused on your comfort, wellbeing, and personal journey. I listen, I care, and I'll always help restore your balance and confidence with expertise and kindness.

What's the first step?

It's easy to begin with me. Just start your movement assessment whenever you're ready—there's no need for appointments or downloads. I'll gently lead you, answer any questions, and make sure you feel supported every step of the way.

What's the price for the consultation and Authotics?

The movement experience is free of cost. This guided assessment includes Olive taking you through structured questions, your movement videos, and foot captures. From there, Dr Brendan reviews everything and writes your prescription. Your fully custom Authotics are $295 for adults and $265 for children. We'll always give you a clear breakdown so there are no surprises.

What's the price of the movement experience?

The movement experience is free of cost. Olive guides you through structured questions, your movement videos, and foot captures. Dr Brendan then reviews everything and prepares your prescription. This ensures your Authotics are tailored specifically to you.

What's the story behind orthotics brand?

Authotics were created to make high-quality, custom foot support accessible anywhere, without long clinic waits.

What's unique about Olive?

I'm more than just technology—I'm your guide, focused on your comfort, wellbeing, and personal journey. I listen, I care, and I'll always help restore your balance and confidence with expertise and kindness.

What's unique about the Authotics motion analysis?

Our 3-D motion-capture approach is more than technology—it's Brendan's vision for deeply understanding every step you take. This gentle, advanced assessment helps us discover exactly what your body needs. This means your care is truly tailored—never one-size-fits-all.

When do I hear back?

When you finish your assessment, I'll gently walk you through your next steps. You'll always have access to your aftercare plan, advice, and stretches, and I'll be here for ongoing support whenever you need it. You're now part of our movement family, and you can return for guidance and encouragement as often as you wish. You're never alone in this journey.

When should I revisit the Movement Experience?

Whenever you feel changes—pain, improvement, or new goals—I'm ready to guide you through another capture and updated plan.

When should I seek help for ankle pain?

Persistent or worsening ankle pain—especially if it limits activity, causes instability, or doesn't improve with self-care—deserves a closer look. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we provide a warm, thorough assessment of your ankle mechanics in motion and guide you on tailored movement strategies or medical referrals so you can keep moving comfortably.

When should I seek help for big toe pain?

Persistent or worsening big toe pain—especially if it limits daily activities, causes swelling, or doesn't respond to self-care—deserves a closer look. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we provide a warm, thorough assessment of your toe mechanics and guide you on tailored movement strategies or medical referrals so you can keep moving freely and comfortably.

When should I seek help for calf pain?

Calf pain that persists beyond a week of self-care, limits activity, or is accompanied by swelling or numbness should be investigated. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we offer a compassionate, in-motion assessment of your calf mechanics and guide you on personalized movement strategies or further medical evaluation so you can return to pain-free life.

When should I seek help for forefoot pain?

If forefoot pain persists beyond a week of self-care, causes swelling, or limits daily activities, it's time for a closer look. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we provide a warm, thorough assessment of your forefoot mechanics and guide you on tailored movement strategies or medical referrals to keep you moving freely.

When should I seek help for heel pain?

Persistent heel pain—especially if it limits daily function, causes swelling, or doesn't improve with self-care—deserves a closer look. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we provide a warm, thorough assessment of your heel mechanics and guide you on tailored movement strategies or medical referrals so you can keep moving comfortably.

When should I seek help for knee pain?

Persistent or worsening knee pain—especially if it limits daily life, causes locking, swelling, or instability—deserves a thorough look. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we provide a warm, in-motion assessment of your knee mechanics and guide you on personalized movement strategies or medical referrals so you can return to confident, pain-free movement.

When should I worry about Achilles pain?

Persistent or worsening Achilles pain—especially if accompanied by swelling or weakness—deserves a closer look. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan provides a thorough assessment of your tendon mechanics in motion and guides you on tailored rehab strategies or medical referral if needed.

When will Dr Brendan check my Authotics?

Dr Brendan reviews all consultations within 24 hours.

When will I start seeing benefits from wearing Authotics?

Most people notice improvements in comfort, balance, or fatigue within a few weeks. Full benefits may take longer as your body adjusts to your prescription Authotics.

When will my prescription Authotics arrive?

Once we have your details and prescription, your Authotics are made on weekdays and usually ship the next business day. Delivery time depends on location.

Where do I start?

It's easy to begin with me. Just start your movement assessment whenever you're ready—there's no need for appointments or downloads. I'll gently lead you, answer any questions, and make sure you feel supported every step of the way.

Who can see my information?

Your privacy and safety are at the heart of everything I do. All your information—videos, notes, and records—is protected with secure encryption and managed according to strict health standards. By law, some records must be securely stored for a set period to ensure your care and safety. If you have questions about your information or would like to discuss your privacy, just let me know or contact support—I'm always here to help you understand your choices.

Who can use Authotics?

I welcome everyone—children, adults, athletes, seniors, and families. No matter your age or needs, I'll meet you where you are and support you every step of your movement journey.

Who created Authotics?

Dr Brendan Sutton is the founder and lead podiatrist at Authotics. He's deeply committed to guiding each person toward comfort, balance, and natural movement, blending decades of expertise with a research-driven, compassionate approach.

Who developed the Authotic?

Dr Brendan Sutton is the founder and lead podiatrist at Authotics. He's deeply committed to guiding each person toward comfort, balance, and natural movement, blending decades of expertise with a research-driven, compassionate approach.

Who is Authotics' podiatrist?

Dr Brendan Sutton is the founder and lead podiatrist at Authotics. He's deeply committed to guiding each person toward comfort, balance, and natural movement, blending decades of expertise with a research-driven, compassionate approach.

Who is Brendan Sutton?

Dr Brendan Sutton is the founder and lead podiatrist at Authotics. He's deeply committed to guiding each person toward comfort, balance, and natural movement, blending decades of expertise with a research-driven, compassionate approach.

Who is Brendan?

Dr Brendan Sutton is the founder and lead podiatrist at Authotics. He's deeply committed to guiding each person toward comfort, balance, and natural movement, blending decades of expertise with a research-driven, compassionate approach.

Who is Dr Brendan Sutton?

Dr Brendan Sutton is the founder and lead podiatrist at Authotics. He's deeply committed to guiding each person toward comfort, balance, and natural movement, blending decades of expertise with a research-driven, compassionate approach.

Who is Olive's podiatrist?

Dr Brendan Sutton is the founder and lead podiatrist at Authotics. He's deeply committed to guiding each person toward comfort, balance, and natural movement, blending decades of expertise with a research-driven, compassionate approach.

Who is the founder of Authotics?

Dr Brendan Sutton is the founder and lead podiatrist at Authotics. He's deeply committed to guiding each person toward comfort, balance, and natural movement, blending decades of expertise with a research-driven, compassionate approach.

Who is the main podiatrist at Authotics?

At Authotics, Brendan is more than just the founder—he's the guiding voice and caring presence behind Olive and our entire team, making sure every user receives personal, research-driven support.

Who is the podiatrist here?

Dr Brendan Sutton is the founder and lead podiatrist at Authotics. He's deeply committed to guiding each person toward comfort, balance, and natural movement, blending decades of expertise with a research-driven, compassionate approach.

Who is the specialist at Authotics?

Dr Brendan Sutton is the founder and lead podiatrist at Authotics. He's deeply committed to guiding each person toward comfort, balance, and natural movement, blending decades of expertise with a research-driven, compassionate approach.

Who leads Authotics?

At Authotics, Brendan is more than just the founder—he's the guiding voice and caring presence behind Olive and our entire team, making sure every user receives personal, research-driven support.

Who leads the Authotics team?

Dr Brendan Sutton is the founder and lead podiatrist at Authotics. He's deeply committed to guiding each person toward comfort, balance, and natural movement, blending decades of expertise with a research-driven, compassionate approach.

Who made Authotics?

I'm here to offer you guidance, gentle education, and comfort—blending science and warmth so you always feel supported. Think of me as your personal movement companion, here to help restore your balance and confidence wherever you are.

Who owns my information?

Your health records—including information, videos, and notes—are medical documents that must be securely kept for a minimum period under Australian law. Only Dr Brendan and authorised clinical staff can access your records, which are protected by strict privacy and security standards. If you have any questions about your records, or if you'd like to discuss how your information is managed, please let me know—I'm always here to help you understand your choices and ensure your privacy.

Who reviews my assessment?

Every assessment is personally reviewed by Dr Brendan Sutton, our founder and principal podiatrist.

Who reviews my orthotics order?

Every assessment is personally reviewed by Dr Brendan Sutton, our founder and principal podiatrist.

Who reviews my report?

Dr Brendan personally reviews every report from my Movement Experience. He ensures each exercise plan and support recommendation is tailored just for you, then follows up if you need extra guidance.

Who reviews my results?

Every assessment is personally reviewed by Dr Brendan. He analyses your data, videos, and foot capture to create your treatment plan. Nothing is decided by automation or AI — the system simply collects and organises your information so he can make a clear, personalised plan.

Who runs Authotics?

Dr Brendan Sutton is the founder and lead podiatrist at Authotics. He's deeply committed to guiding each person toward comfort, balance, and natural movement, blending decades of expertise with a research-driven, compassionate approach.

Who will check my Authotics consultation?

Every assessment is personally reviewed by Dr Brendan Sutton, our founder and principal podiatrist.

Who's behind Olive?

Dr Brendan Sutton is the founder and lead podiatrist at Authotics. He's deeply committed to guiding each person toward comfort, balance, and natural movement, blending decades of expertise with a research-driven, compassionate approach.

Who's Brendan Sutton?

Dr Brendan Sutton is the founder and lead podiatrist at Authotics. He's deeply committed to guiding each person toward comfort, balance, and natural movement, blending decades of expertise with a research-driven, compassionate approach.

Who's the doctor at Authotics?

Dr Brendan Sutton is the founder and lead podiatrist at Authotics. He's deeply committed to guiding each person toward comfort, balance, and natural movement, blending decades of expertise with a research-driven, compassionate approach.

Who's the expert guiding Olive?

Dr Brendan Sutton is the founder and lead podiatrist at Authotics. He's deeply committed to guiding each person toward comfort, balance, and natural movement, blending decades of expertise with a research-driven, compassionate approach.

Why choose Authotics?

With me, you'll experience a blend of advanced science and a caring human touch. My recommendations are always tailored for you, based on dynamic, real-life movement—not one-size-fits-all answers. You can trust you're getting research-driven support, delivered with warmth.

Why choose Olive?

I'm more than just technology—I'm your guide, focused on your comfort, wellbeing, and personal journey. I listen, I care, and I'll always help restore your balance and confidence with expertise and kindness.

Why did you start Authotics?

Authotics were created to make high-quality, custom foot support accessible anywhere, without long clinic waits.

Why do I feel a burning pain in the ball of my foot?

A burning sensation under the metatarsal heads can signal nerve irritation like a neuroma or capsulitis. Instead of guessing, Dr Brendan's Movement Experience includes careful gait analysis and nerve-glide assessments, then guides you through cushioning strategies, metatarsal pads, and gentle movement exercises to soothe burning pain.

Why do I feel a pulling sensation in my calf?

A pulling sensation often signals tight muscle fibers or a minor strain. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess muscle tension during movement, measure fiber engagement, and then guide you through release techniques, hydration advice, and supportive stabilisation to ease the pull.

Why do I feel a sharp pain in the middle of my heel?

Sharp central heel pain often signals stress on the plantar fascia or a nerve entrapment under the heel bone. During our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan assesses fascia flexibility and nerve glide in motion, then advises on cushioning pads and gentle mobilisation to relieve that sharp feeling.

Why do I feel pain at the back of my heel when I plantarflex?

Plantarflexion tightens the calf-Achilles complex, which can tug on the heel bone if flexibility is limited. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess ankle range and tendon tension in motion, then advise on progressive calf stretches and supportive inserts to ease that pull.

Why do I feel pain on the dorsum of my foot?

Pain on the foot's dorsum can come from tight extensor muscles, subtle joint misalignment, or pressure from laces or straps. Our Movement Experience includes tendon glide tests and shoe-fit observation, then guides you through gentle tendon-release techniques and supportive movement drills.

Why do I feel pain on the outer edge of my foot?

Pain on your foot's outer edge can stem from a tight iliotibial band pulling on peroneal tendons or from cuboid misalignment. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess tendon tension and cuboid position in dynamic movement, then guide you through gentle release techniques and dynamic stabilisation to ease the side-foot strain.

Why do I get arch cramps?

Arch cramps often reflect muscle fatigue and nerve sensitivity under the midfoot. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess muscle activation patterns and nerve response in motion, then guide you through hydration tips, toe-flex exercises, and supportive strategies to prevent cramps.

Why do I get foot pain after standing all day?

Prolonged standing increases pressure on the forefoot, especially if foot posture is flat or calves are tight. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures forefoot load, calf flexibility, and posture in standing, then guides you through supportive mat use, dynamic foot exercises, and cushion strategies to relieve end-of-day pain.

Why do I get metatarsal pain when running?

Running adds repetitive stress to the forefoot—especially if your foot pronates or your calf muscles are tight. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan analyzes your running mechanics, measures forefoot pressure, and prescribes cadence adjustments, supportive inserts, and dynamic stabilisation to keep you running without pain.

Why do I get muscle knots in my leg?

Muscle knots often form where overworked fibers meet altered biomechanics, such as when foot alignment shifts load up the leg chain. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we pinpoint knot locations through dynamic palpation, observe your movement patterns, and then guide you through soft-tissue techniques and targeted exercises to release knots.

Why do I get shin splints?

Shin splints often reflect medial tibial stress from repetitive loading, influenced by overpronation or tight calf muscles altering tibial alignment. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your gait, measures shin pressure in motion, and guides you through supportive insoles, calf stretches, and dynamic drills to relieve shin splints.

Why do my buttocks hurt when sitting?

Buttock pain when sitting often stems from gluteus maximus or piriformis compression on the sciatic nerve, influenced by pelvic tilt and leg length discrepancies. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess seated posture in motion, measure glute and nerve response, and guide you through posture adjustments and gentle stretches to relieve buttock discomfort.

Why do my calves cramp at night?

Calf cramps at night often stem from muscle fatigue, dehydration, or nerve irritation compounded by tight fascia and poor circulation. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess muscle activation and nerve response during movement, then guide you through hydration strategies, gentle evening stretches, and dynamic stabilisation to reduce night-time calf cramps.

Why do my toes cramp?

Toe cramps can stem from muscle fatigue, dehydration, or nerve irritation under the forefoot. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures muscle activation patterns and hydration needs, then guides you through toe-strengthening exercises, nerve glides, and supportive inserts to prevent cramps.

Why do my toes go numb?

Toe numbness often indicates nerve compression from tight footwear, neuroma, or capsulitis. We don't diagnose—we explore. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we test nerve sensitivity and foot alignment in motion, then advise on shoe fit, nerve-gliding exercises, and dynamic support to ease numbness.

Why does my Achilles click?

A clicking sound in the Achilles can reflect tendon movement over bone or sheath tightness. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we listen and watch the click in real time, measure tendon glide, and then guide you through smoothing exercises and supportive strategies to reduce clicking.

Why does my Achilles feel stiff?

Achilles stiffness can come from tendon scarring or limited ankle mobility. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we measure ankle range of motion and tendon glide under load, then guide you through controlled mobilisation exercises and supportive cushioning to ease stiffness.

Why does my Achilles hurt when I stretch my calf?

Pain in the Achilles during calf stretches can indicate tendon sensitivity or tight fascia. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your stretch technique in action, measure tendon response, and then adjust stretch intensity and introduce dynamic stabilisation to protect the tendon while improving flexibility.

Why does my Achilles throb after activity?

A throbbing Achilles often reflects increased blood flow to an irritated tendon or tendon sheath. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess vascular and tendon response during movement, then guide you through cooling strategies, gentle mobilisation, and supportive inserts to calm the throbbing.

Why does my ankle ache at night?

Nighttime ankle ache often reflects accumulated tissue tension and fluid shifts. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess your evening posture in motion and then guide you through calming stretches, elevation techniques, and cushioning strategies to ease nighttime discomfort.

Why does my ankle burn or tingle?

A burning or tingling sensation can point to nerve irritation—such as tarsal tunnel or peroneal nerve entrapment. We don't diagnose—we explore. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan tests nerve glide under load, observes pressure points, and then guides you through nerve-gliding exercises and cushioning strategies to soothe nerve irritation.

Why does my ankle click or pop?

Clicking or popping can signal how the joint surfaces or tendons glide—sometimes hinting at uneven cartilage or tendon movement. Rather than worry, Dr Brendan's Movement Experience observes the sound in motion, measures joint tracking, and then guides you through smoothing exercises and supportive strategies to improve joint glide.

Why does my ankle click when I dorsiflex?

Clicking during dorsiflexion often comes from tendon movement or capsule tightness. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your ankle flex in real time, measure glide patterns, and then guide you through controlled mobilisation exercises and dynamic support to smooth out that click.

Why does my ankle feel stiff?

Ankle stiffness often comes from joint capsule tightness or reduced mobility in the talocrural joint. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your dorsiflexion and plantarflexion in action, measures joint flexibility, and then guides you through controlled mobilisation exercises and dynamic support to restore ease of movement.

Why does my ankle feel tender to touch?

Tenderness on palpation can highlight specific ligament or tendon irritation. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan uses hands-on assessment in motion to pinpoint tender areas, then guides you through targeted soft-tissue release, cushioning, and movement modifications to relieve tenderness.

Why does my ankle feel unstable?

A feeling of instability often reflects ligament laxity or poor proprioception around the joint. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan tests balance and reflex responses in motion, assesses ligament tension, and then guides you through proprioceptive drills, supportive inserts, and stability exercises to build lasting ankle confidence.

Why does my ankle feel weak after an injury?

Post-injury ankle weakness often stems from disrupted proprioception and muscle inhibition. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan tests strength and balance in motion, assesses scar tissue tension, and then guides you through progressive stability drills and dynamic support to rebuild ankle strength.

Why does my ankle hurt after a long hike?

Hiking stresses the ankle through uneven terrain and prolonged load. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan analyzes your hiking gait, measures fatigue patterns, and then advises on break strategies, supportive footwear, and strengthening drills to keep you hiking comfortably.

Why does my ankle hurt after barefoot running?

Barefoot running removes cushioning and challenges ankle-stabilizing muscles. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your barefoot stride, measures muscle activation, and then guides you through gradual conditioning, proprioceptive exercises, and minimal supportive inserts to ease transition pain.

Why does my ankle hurt after running?

Running adds repetitive impact through the ankle, which can aggravate tendons, ligaments, or joint surfaces if alignment is off. During our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan analyzes your running form, measures impact forces, and then guides you through cadence adjustments, targeted stretches, and dynamic stabilisation to keep you running pain-free.

Why does my ankle hurt after standing all day?

Prolonged standing can fatigue ankle-stabilizing muscles and load ligaments excessively. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes standing posture in motion, measures muscle activation, and then advises on supportive breaks, cushioning strategies, and strengthening drills to relieve end-of-day pain.

Why does my ankle hurt after twisting it?

Ankle twists can overstretch ligaments, leading to pain and reduced stability. We don't guess severity—instead, Dr Brendan's Movement Experience observes your joint under motion, measures laxity, and guides you through controlled range-of-motion exercises, taping or Authotic support, and progressive strengthening to recover safely.

Why does my ankle hurt after wearing heeled shoes?

Heels shift weight to the front of the foot and alter ankle angles, increasing strain on tendons and ligaments. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your posture and gait in heels, measure load distribution, and then advise on heel-height limits, cushioning strategies, and transition exercises to protect your ankle.

Why does my ankle hurt in cold weather?

Cold can stiffen joints and tighten muscles, increasing ankle discomfort. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your ankle mobility in varied temperatures, measure tissue response, and then guide you through warming exercises, gentle mobilisation, and supportive layering to keep your ankle comfortable in the cold.

Why does my ankle hurt on uneven ground?

Walking on uneven surfaces challenges ankle stability and can stress ligaments or tendons if alignment is off. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your movements on varied terrain, measures muscle activation, and then guides you through proprioceptive training, supportive inserts, and gait adjustments to navigate uneven ground confidently.

Why does my ankle hurt when climbing stairs?

Climbing stairs increases dorsiflexion and load on the anterior joint. If mobility is limited or tendons are tight, pain can occur. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes stair climbing in motion, measures dorsiflexion range, and then prescribes mobility exercises, supportive inserts, and movement strategies to ease stair-related pain.

Why does my ankle hurt when I do calf raises?

Calf raises load the Achilles and ankle joint heavily; if flexibility or strength is limited, pain can occur. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures your calf and ankle mechanics during raises and then guides you through adjusted exercise techniques, stretching, and supportive strategies to build strength without pain.

Why does my ankle hurt when I pivot?

Pivoting applies torsional force to the ankle ligaments and joint surfaces. If stability or mobility is limited, pain can occur. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes pivot maneuvers in motion, measures joint tracking, and then guides you through stability drills, supportive taping, and dynamic stabilisation to pivot pain-free.

Why does my ankle hurt when I squat?

Ankle pain during squats often stems from limited dorsiflexion or soft-tissue impingement. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we watch your squat form in real time, measure ankle range, and then guide you through mobility drills, calf stretches, and dynamic stabilisation to achieve pain-free squatting.

Why does my ankle hurt when I stand on my toes?

Standing on tiptoes increases load through your Achilles and ankle joint, which can tug on tendons if flexibility is limited. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan assesses your tiptoe mechanics, measures tendon tension, and then prescribes gradual strengthening, stretching, and Authotic support to protect your ankle during plantarflexion.

Why does my ankle pop when I flex it?

A popping sound during ankle flexion often reflects tendon movement over bone or capsule shifts. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes the pop in real movement, measures joint tracking, and then guides you through smoothing exercises and dynamic support to reduce popping.

Why does my ankle swell after walking?

Ankle swelling can reflect subtle ligament strain or fluid buildup from overuse. We don't label—it's a signal to explore. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess joint mobility, lymphatic flow in motion, and then advise on elevation techniques, gentle mobility drills, and Authotic support to reduce swelling.

Why does my ankle swell at the end of the day?

Evening ankle swelling can signal fluid accumulation from ligament strain or poor circulation. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess your walking mechanics and lymphatic motion, then advise on elevation, compression support, and movement strategies that reduce swelling.

Why does my arch ache after running?

Running can overload the arch if your foot pronates or if the plantar fascia is tight. During our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan watches your running gait, measures midfoot motion, and then guides you through dynamic warm-ups, arch supports, and strengthening exercises to protect your arch during activity.

Why does my arch feel sore after a long day?

A long day of standing or walking can fatigue arch-supporting muscles and ligaments. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your daily posture and gait patterns, then guide you on supportive cushioning, movement breaks, and arch-strengthening exercises to make your end-of-day steps more comfortable.

Why does my arch feel tight?

Arch tightness can arise from muscle fatigue, ligament tension, or residual strain from activity. We don't label—you feel it. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures arch flexibility and muscle activation in motion, then advises on targeted release techniques, dynamic stabilisation, and supportive movements that help your arch relax.

Why does my arch hurt at night?

Nighttime arch pain can mean the fascia and ligaments have been gently tugged all day. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan examines your evening foot posture in motion, measures tissue tension, and recommends soothing evening stretches and cushioning strategies to ease nighttime discomfort.

Why does my arch hurt in the morning?

Morning arch pain often signals overnight stiffness in the plantar fascia or supporting ligaments. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess your first steps of the day in motion and guide you through gentle morning stretches and mobility drills that ease into full arch flexibility.

Why does my arch hurt when barefoot?

Barefoot walking removes shoe support, which can overload an arch that's unconditioned or collapsed. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your barefoot gait, measures arch motion, and advises on gradual conditioning exercises, arch-strengthening drills, and when to reintroduce minimal supportive inserts.

Why does my arch hurt when I stand?

Arch soreness when standing often means the muscles and ligaments under your midfoot are under extra tension—common with flat feet or tight calves. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your standing posture in motion, measure arch collapse, and advise on supportive inserts, calf stretches, and arch-strengthening drills to restore comfort.

Why does my arch hurt when I wear heels?

High heels shift weight onto your midfoot, increasing arch strain. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe how your arch handles elevated heels, measure pressure shifts, and then guide you on heel-height limits, arch cushions, and strengthening drills to keep your arch comfortable.

Why does my big toe hurt after sports?

Sports add repetitive stress to the big toe, which can irritate the joint in cases of hallux rigidus, bunions, or turf toe. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we watch your sports-specific movements, assess impact on the toe joint, and guide you through sport-appropriate drills, recovery strategies, and supportive gear to keep you active without pain.

Why does my big toe hurt first thing in the morning?

Morning big-toe pain often means the joint has stiffened overnight—common in conditions like gout, plantar fascia tightness, or early arthritis. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures toe mobility upon bearing weight, assesses overnight tissue tightness, and guides you through soothing morning stretches and movement patterns to ease into the day.

Why does my big toe hurt on stairs?

Climbing stairs increases flexion at the big toe joint, which stresses the joint if it's stiff or inflamed. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we watch you navigate stairs, measure toe and foot posture, then guide you through specific exercises and supportive modifications—like reducing step height or adjusting foot placement—to make stairs more comfortable.

Why does my big toe joint pop or click?

Popping or clicking often reflects how the joint surfaces and tendons glide. It can be harmless or signal uneven cartilage. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we track when clicks occur during movement—then guide you through gentle mobilisations and strengthening to smooth joint glide and ease any discomfort.

Why does my big toe turn purple or blue?

A dusky or purple big toe can reflect bruising, poor circulation, or vascular response after trauma. We don't diagnose—we guide you to notice patterns. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we examine your foot's blood flow in motion and advise on gentle movement, elevation tips, and supportive footwear to encourage healthy circulation.

Why does my buttock ache after cycling?

Cycling can fatigue glutes if saddle position or foot placement alters hip mechanics. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your cycling form in motion, measures glute engagement, and guides you through bike fit adjustments and recovery exercises to ease post-ride buttock ache.

Why does my buttock ache after running?

Running can overload the glute medius and maximus when foot strike patterns alter hip loading. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we analyze your running gait in real time, measure glute engagement, and guide you through strengthening drills and supportive Authotics to ease post-run buttock ache.

Why does my buttock burn?

A burning sensation in the buttock can signal piriformis syndrome or deep gluteal irritation from sciatic nerve compression. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan tests piriformis length and nerve glide in motion, then guides you through targeted release and postural adjustments to ease burning.

Why does my calf ache after sitting?

Calf ache after sitting can come from reduced circulation and muscle stiffness. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess your movement patterns, observe calf engagement in motion, and then guide you through seated mobility exercises, gentle calf pumps, and supportive ankle movements to relieve post-sitting discomfort.

Why does my calf cramp during long runs?

Calf cramps mid-run usually mean your muscles are fatigued or your stride mechanics are placing uneven load on the calf muscles. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your running gait, measure muscle fatigue patterns, and then guide you through pacing adjustments, dynamic warm-up drills, and calf-targeted support to prevent cramps.

Why does my calf feel bruised?

A bruised sensation in the calf can result from micro-tears or nerve irritation. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan examines your calf under load, identifies sensitive areas, and then guides you through gentle soft-tissue release, icing techniques, and dynamic support to ease the bruised feeling.

Why does my calf feel sore after exercise?

Calf soreness post-exercise often signals muscle micro-tears or overload. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we analyze your workout mechanics, measure calf load in motion, and then guide you through targeted recovery stretches, foam-rolling techniques, and dynamic support to promote healing and reduce soreness.

Why does my calf feel weak?

Calf weakness often follows injury, fatigue, or nerve irritation. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures calf strength and activation in motion, then guides you through progressive strengthening drills, nerve-glide techniques, and dynamic support to rebuild calf power.

Why does my calf hurt when I run?

Calf pain when running often indicates muscle overload or tightness exacerbated by foot posture that increases strain on the gastrocnemius and soleus. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we analyze your running form in motion, measure calf flexibility and foot pronation, then guide you through tailored stretches, progressive loading exercises, and supportive Authotics to ease calf discomfort. Let's work together to keep your runs comfortable.

Why does my calf hurt when I walk uphill?

Walking uphill increases calf activation and tendon load. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your uphill gait, measures muscle engagement, and then guides you through technique tweaks, incline-specific stretches, and dynamic stabilisation to make hills more comfortable.

Why does my calf swell?

Calf swelling often reflects fluid buildup from muscle strain or circulatory issues. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan assesses circulation and muscle function in motion, then advises on elevation techniques, compression options, and gentle ankle-pump exercises to reduce swelling.

Why does my child get blisters on their feet?

Blisters form from friction and moisture inside shoes. We advise moisture-wicking socks, proper shoe fit, and protective padding over hotspots. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we watch your child's walking and running patterns to see where friction occurs, then guide you on footwear and movement tweaks to reduce blister formation.

Why does my child get ingrown toenails?

Ingrown toenails happen when the nail edge grows into the skin, often from trimming too short or wearing tight shoes. We don't diagnose here, we advise: keep nails straight across, choose roomy footwear, and soak the toe gently if it's sore. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe foot biomechanics and shoe fit in motion, then guide you on nail care and supportive strategies to prevent recurrence.

Why does my child have high arches and foot pain?

A high-arched (cavus) foot can place extra stress on the heel and ball of the foot, leading to discomfort. Ligament tightness and muscle imbalances often contribute. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures arch height, observes load distribution, and guides you through supportive cushioning and strengthening exercises to balance high arches and ease pain.

Why does my child's foot itch between their toes?

Itchy skin between the toes can signal a fungal issue like athlete's foot. We don't diagnose—but we advise good foot hygiene: keep the area dry, change socks daily, and consider over-the-counter antifungal powders if needed. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan examines skin health, shoe environment, and movement patterns to help maintain a healthy, comfortable foot.

Why does my foot feel like I'm stepping on a pebble?

Stepping-on-pebbles sensation often signals Morton's neuroma or capsulitis. Instead of guessing, Dr Brendan's Movement Experience replicates the feeling through gait analysis, then advises on cushioning, nerve-gliding exercises, and dynamic support to reduce the pebble-like discomfort.

Why does my foot hurt after wearing high heels?

High heels push weight onto the forefoot and toes, leading to metatarsal pain and capsulitis. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we analyse your posture and footwear impact, then advise on heel-height limits, protective insoles, and exercises that help your foot adapt more comfortably.

Why does my foot hurt on top after wearing tight shoes?

Tight shoes can compress extensor tendons and skin on the foot's dorsum. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we test shoe fit in motion and guide you on shoelace patterns, padding placement, and tendon-release exercises to keep your foot comfortable.

Why does my foot hurt on top when I flex my ankle?

Ankle flexion increases tension on extensor tendons across the dorsum. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your ankle flex in motion, measures tendon glide, and then guides you through controlled flexion drills and supportive cushioning to ease the tension.

Why does my forefoot hurt when I go barefoot?

Barefoot walking removes support, which can overload the metatarsal heads—especially on hard surfaces or flat feet. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your barefoot gait and advises on gradual conditioning exercises, foot strengthening, and when to use minimal supportive inserts.

Why does my forefoot hurt when I walk?

Forefoot pain when walking often means your metatarsal heads are overloaded—perhaps due to flat arches or tight calves. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan watches you walk, measures how your forefoot contacts the ground, and advises on dynamic foot support and movement drills that rebalance pressure and ease discomfort.

Why does my fourth metatarsal hurt?

Fourth metatarsal pain can reflect overload, capsulitis, or positional changes in the toes. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe forefoot loading and toe spread in motion, then advise on metatarsal pads, gentle mobilisation, and supportive footwear to ease fourth-ray discomfort.

Why does my glute ache after yoga?

Yoga poses that demand hip and glute engagement can uncover underlying muscle imbalances. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan watches your yoga sequences, measures glute and hip alignment, and then guides you through modified poses and supportive drills to prevent glute ache during practice.

Why does my glute feel tight?

Glute tightness can arise from overuse, poor hip alignment, or compensation for foot posture. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes glute activation during exercises, measures muscle length, and then guides you through release techniques and dynamic stabilisation to free up glute tension.

Why does my glute feel weak?

Glute weakness often follows overcompensation by other muscles or poor alignment through the foot to hip chain. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we test glute strength in real time, observe movement patterns, and then guide you through targeted activation drills and dynamic support to rebuild glute strength.

Why does my glute hurt when climbing stairs?

Stair climbing engages glutes heavily, and subtle foot to hip chain shifts can increase strain. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures glute activation on stairs, observes pelvic stability, and then guides you through targeted activation exercises and movement strategies to protect your glutes.

Why does my glute hurt when lying on my side?

Pressure on the glute when side-lying can highlight trochanteric bursitis or gluteus medius strain. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe side-lying posture, measure bursal stress, and then guide you through supportive cushioning, gentle movements, and dynamic stabilisation to ease side-lying pain.

Why does my glute spasm at night?

Nighttime glute spasms often reflect muscle fatigue or nerve irritation, especially if hip or foot alignment is off. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess glute response during evening movement, measure nerve sensitivity, and guide you through gentle release techniques and supportive positioning for a restful night.

Why does my groin hurt?

Groin pain often involves adductor strain or labral stress when hip alignment changes. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan tests adductor activation and hip joint motion in action, then guides you through gentle stretches and strengthening to relieve groin discomfort.

Why does my heel ache after a long walk?

Long walks can fatigue heel-supporting tissues—especially if foot posture and calf flexibility aren't in sync. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures heel load and muscle fatigue over distance, then guides you through pacing strategies, supportive inserts, and recovery drills.

Why does my heel ache in the morning?

Morning heel ache often means the plantar fascia has tightened overnight. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we watch your first steps in motion, measure fascia stretch, and guide you through gentle morning mobilisations and supportive strategies to ease into the day.

Why does my heel ache under pressure?

Pressure under the heel can stress fascia, nerve endings, or a thinning fat pad. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we replicate pressure in motion, measure tissue response, and advise on cushioning strategies and movement tweaks that reduce painful pressure.

Why does my heel ache when running downhill?

Downhill running increases dorsiflexion and heel-strike impact, which can aggravate fascia and tendon insertion. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe downhill mechanics, measure ankle and heel load, and then guide you through technique tweaks and dynamic stabilisation to ease downhill ache.

Why does my heel bruise easily?

Heel bruising under light pressure can come from reduced shock absorption—often linked to a flattened calcaneal inclination angle or thin heel fat pad. During our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures heel pad thickness and alignment, then advises on cushioning strategies and movement drills to protect your heel.

Why does my heel burn?

A burning sensation in the heel can signal nerve entrapment or fascia inflammation. We don't diagnose—we explore together. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan tests nerve glide and fascia load during movement, then guides you through nerve-glide exercises and gentle support to soothe burning pain.

Why does my heel click?

A clicking sound in the heel can reflect tendon movement over bone or subtle joint misalignment. Instead of guessing, Dr Brendan's Movement Experience observes the click during movement analysis, then guides you through mobility drills and dynamic support to smooth out the noise.

Why does my heel feel sore at the Achilles insertion?

Soreness at the Achilles insertion often reflects tendon overload or early tendinopathy. We don't label—it's a signal to explore. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan tests tendon health under load, measures insertion stress, and guides you through gentle eccentric exercises and cushioning strategies.

Why does my heel feel stiff?

Heel stiffness often comes from fascia tightness or Achilles tendon shortening. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your heel's motion in walking and measure stiffness in real time, then advise on progressive mobilisation exercises and supportive padding to ease stiffness.

Why does my heel hurt after barefoot walking?

Barefoot walking on hard surfaces can overload heel tissues—especially if your foot posture isn't conditioned. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your barefoot gait, measures heel-strike forces, and then advises on gradual barefoot conditioning and minimal supportive inserts.

Why does my heel hurt after calf stretches?

Heel pain after calf stretching can mean the plantar fascia or Achilles insertion is sensitized. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we monitor stretch mechanics in motion, measure tissue response, and adjust stretch intensity and dynamic support to ensure healing without irritation.

Why does my heel hurt after running?

Running can exacerbate heel pain if your plantar fascia, Calf-Achilles angle, or nerve pathways are under stress. Dr Brendan's Movement Experience analyzes your running gait, measures heel-strike forces, and then guides you through cadence adjustments, targeted stretches, and dynamic inserts to keep you running comfortably.

Why does my heel hurt after sports?

Sports often load the heel with high-impact forces, stressing fascia, tendon insertions, or nerve pathways. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan analyzes your sport movements, measures heel-strike intensity, and then guides you through sport-specific drills, recovery strategies, and supportive inserts to keep you in the game.

Why does my heel hurt after wearing hard-soled shoes?

Hard soles reduce cushioning, increasing force on the heel. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we test different sole stiffness in motion and guide you on optimal shoe selection, cushioned insoles, and supportive movement patterns to protect your heel.

Why does my heel hurt on one side?

Unilateral heel pain often highlights asymmetry in foot posture or nerve pathways. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan compares both heels under load, measures angle differences, and guides you through targeted support and exercises to restore balance.

Why does my heel hurt under the arch?

Pain under the arch near the heel frequently points to plantar fascia strain at its medial origin. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe arch collapse under weight, measure fascia load, and then guide you through supportive arch inserts and fascia-release exercises.

Why does my heel hurt when I press on it?

Pain on palpation of the heel can highlight specific tender points—plantar fascia origin, nerve entrapment zones, or tendon insertions. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we use hands-on assessment in motion to pinpoint the source, then recommend targeted support and movement modifications.

Why does my heel hurt when I push off?

Heel pain on push-off can signal how tension through your Achilles and plantar fascia transfers force. Dr Brendan's Movement Experience observes push-off mechanics in real time, measures tendon load, and then guides you through gentle mobilisation and Authotic support to protect your heel during movement.

Why does my heel hurt when I stand on my toes?

Heel pain on toe-standing shifts all your body weight onto the heel-Achilles junction, increasing tendon and fascia load. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes toe-stand mechanics, measures load distribution, and guides you through progressive strengthening and cushioning to protect your heel.

Why does my heel sting after standing?

Stinging heel pain after standing can reflect plantar fascia irritation or nerve sensitivity when the foot remains in one position. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your standing posture in action, measures fascia tension, and guides you through supportive cushioning and movement breaks.

Why does my heel throb after standing all day?

A throbbing heel after long standing can reflect fascia fatigue and circulatory response. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe standing mechanics in motion, measure tissue load, and then guide you on supportive breaks, cushioning, and gentle movement to ease throbbing.

Why does my heel throb at night?

Nighttime heel throbbing often reflects cumulative strain on the fascia or nerve triggers during the day. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your evening foot posture in motion and then suggests soothing evening stretches and supportive positioning to calm throbbing.

Why does my heel tingle or go numb?

Tingling or numbness in the heel often comes from nerve compression—such as the tibial or sural nerve at the heel. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess nerve sensitivity under load and then guide you through cushion placement, nerve-gliding techniques, and movement adjustments to ease nerve irritation.

Why does my hip ache at night?

Nighttime hip ache can signal deep joint or soft tissue fatigue from daytime activities. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your evening hip posture, measure tissue tension, and then guide you through soothing bedtime stretches and support strategies to ease night-hip ache.

Why does my hip ache when I run?

Running can aggravate hip flexors or abductors if your foot landing alters hip mechanics. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan analyzes your running stride, measures hip muscle engagement, and then guides you through dynamic warm-ups and strengthening to reduce hip ache while running.

Why does my hip click?

A clicking hip can reflect how your femur surfaces track in the socket, influenced by hip and foot alignment. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes the click in motion, measures rotational alignment, and then guides you through mobilisation drills and stabilisation exercises to smooth hip glide.

Why does my hip hurt in the back?

Posterior hip pain often relates to hamstrings or deep rotator tension influenced by pelvic tilt or foot alignment. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess hip extension in motion, measure muscle engagement, and then guide you through glute and hamstring release techniques and dynamic support to ease back-of-hip discomfort.

Why does my hip hurt in the front?

Anterior hip pain can stem from hip flexor tightness or labral irritation when tibial rotation influences femoral positioning. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes hip flexion during activities, measures muscle tension, and then guides you through hip flexor stretches and core activation to relieve front-hip pain.

Why does my hip hurt on the outside?

Lateral hip pain often involves trochanteric bursitis or glute medius overload when pelvis alignment shifts from foot and ankle posture. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess side-hip movement in real time, measure bursa compression, and guide you through targeted glute strengthening and cushioning strategies to ease side-hip pain.

Why does my hip hurt when climbing stairs?

Stair climbing stresses both hip flexors and glutes, and altered foot to hip chain mechanics can increase this strain. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan watches you on stairs, measures hip motion in real time, and then guides you through technique tweaks and targeted exercises to make stairs more comfortable.

Why does my hip hurt when I bend?

Hip pain on bending often reflects joint impingement or muscle tension from pelvic or foot misalignment. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe hip flexion and adduction in motion, measure joint clearance, and guide you through mobility drills and core support to ease bend-related hip pain.

Why does my hip hurt when I walk?

Hip pain during walking often reflects how your pelvis and femur respond to foot strike and tibial rotation. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your walking gait, measure hip range and rotation in motion, and guide you through gentle hip stretches and stabilisation exercises to ease front-of-hip discomfort.

Why does my inner thigh cramp?

Inner thigh cramps can stem from adductor strain when pelvic alignment or foot posture disrupts muscle activation patterns. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess adductor engagement during movement, measure pelvic stability, and guide you through gentle stretches and strength exercises to soothe cramps.

Why does my knee ache after hiking?

Hiking stresses the knee through varied terrain and prolonged load. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan analyzes your hiking gait, measures joint fatigue, and then advises on pacing, rest breaks, and supportive exercises to keep you hiking comfortably.

Why does my knee ache after sitting?

Knee ache after sitting can come from fluid shift in the joint or muscle stiffness. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we watch your first steps after sitting, assess joint lubrication in motion, and guide you through gentle mobilisations and movement breaks to relieve post-seated discomfort.

Why does my knee ache at night?

Nighttime knee ache often reflects cumulative joint or soft-tissue strain. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your evening movements, measures tissue tension, and then advises on soothing evening stretches and rest positions to calm your knee.

Why does my knee click or pop?

Clicking often reflects how joint surfaces or ligaments glide. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we listen to the click in movement analysis, measure tracking patterns, and then guide you through joint-mobility drills and dynamic stabilisation to smooth out pops.

Why does my knee feel like it's grinding?

A grinding sensation (crepitus) often reflects cartilage wear or patellar tracking issues. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan listens for grind during motion, measures tracking patterns, and then guides you through mobilisations and alignment exercises to smooth joint glide.

Why does my knee feel stiff in the morning?

Morning stiffness usually reflects overnight joint tightening. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures your first bending in real time, assesses range loss, and then guides you through warm-up drills and mobility exercises to start your day with ease.

Why does my knee feel unstable on turns?

Instability during turning often comes from ligament laxity or muscle imbalance. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we test your turning mechanics, measure stability, and then guide you through balance drills and dynamic support to strengthen knee control.

Why does my knee feel warm?

Warmth around the knee often reflects inflammation. Instead of worrying, Dr Brendan's Movement Experience observes your knee in dynamic motion, measures temperature changes in movement, and then guides you on appropriate soothing techniques, gentle motion, and supportive measures to calm warmth.

Why does my knee give way?

A knee that gives way often shows weakness in stabilising muscles or ligament laxity. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan tests muscle activation and ligament integrity in motion, then advises on proprioceptive drills and dynamic support to build lasting knee stability.

Why does my knee hurt after a workout?

Post-workout knee pain can stem from muscle fatigue or alignment shifts. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we review your workout movements, measure muscle balance, and then guide you through recovery drills, gentle stretches, and supportive inserts to ease post-exercise pain.

Why does my knee hurt after being active?

Knee pain after activity can stem from cumulative load on joint surfaces or soft tissues. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we analyze your activity mechanics, measure joint stress, and then guide you through recovery drills, gentle strengthening, and supportive measures to ease post-activity pain.

Why does my knee hurt after sitting cross-legged?

Cross-legged sitting can stress the medial and lateral knee structures if alignment is off. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan watches your cross-legged posture, measures joint angles, and then guides you through posture adjustments and gentle movement breaks to prevent discomfort.

Why does my knee hurt at the back?

Back-of-knee pain can come from hamstring tension or popliteal cysts. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess hamstring length and posterior knee mechanics in motion, then guide you through hamstring releases and gentle strengthening to ease back-of-knee discomfort.

Why does my knee hurt at the front when running?

Front-of-knee pain while running often reflects patellar tracking issues or quadriceps imbalance. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your running gait, measures knee tracking, and then guides you through alignment exercises and strengthening to smooth your stride and reduce pain.

Why does my knee hurt under pressure?

Pressure under the knee (behind the kneecap) can signal bursitis or cartilage irritation. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan applies gentle pressure in motion, observes discomfort patterns, and then advises on cushioning, gentle movement, and targeted exercises.

Why does my knee hurt when bending my leg straight?

Pain on straightening can signal hamstring or patellar tendon irritation. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we test your extension mechanics in motion, observe tendon load, and then guide you through gentle releases and strengthening drills to ease straightening pain.

Why does my knee hurt when bending?

Pain when bending often reflects patellofemoral stress or tight quadriceps pulling the kneecap off track. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your bend mechanics in motion, measure patellar tracking, and guide you through gentle mobilisations and muscle-balancing drills to restore smooth bending without pain.

Why does my knee hurt when climbing stairs?

Stair pain often comes from patellofemoral compression or quad imbalance. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your stair climbing, measure joint stress, and then guide you through alignment strategies and strengthening to make stairs comfortable.

Why does my knee hurt when I jump?

Jumping pain often reflects meniscus or cartilage stress from impact. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan analyzes your landing mechanics, measures joint load, and then guides you through landing technique drills and supportive exercises to protect your knee.

Why does my knee hurt when I pivot on it?

Pivoting applies shear forces to ligaments and cartilage. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe pivot movements in real time, measure joint tracking, and then guide you through stability drills and supportive strategies to pivot confidently without pain.

Why does my knee hurt when I stretch my quad?

Stretching the quadriceps can pull on the patellar tendon and cartilage if alignment is off. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess quad stretch mechanics in motion, measure tendon load, and then guide you through modified stretches and supportive movements to ease quad-stretch pain.

Why does my knee hurt when running downhill?

Downhill running increases eccentric load on the quadriceps and patella. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan analyzes your downhill form, measures muscle control, and then guides you through technique adjustments and supportive drills to ease downhill pain.

Why does my knee hurt when squatting?

Squatting pain can come from limited ankle dorsiflexion or hip alignment altering knee load. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan watches your squat in real time, measures joint angles, and then guides you through ankle and hip mobility exercises plus dynamic stabilisation to ease squat discomfort.

Why does my knee lock or catch?

Locking can signal meniscal irritation. Instead of worrying, Dr Brendan's Movement Experience observes your knee in motion, tests meniscus function gently, and then guides you through supportive exercises and movement modifications that reduce locking.

Why does my knee swell?

Swelling often reflects inflammation from overload or mild injury. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess joint mobility and swelling patterns in motion, then guide you on appropriate rest, gentle motion, and supportive measures to reduce swelling.

Why does my kneecap hurt when I kneel?

Pain on kneecap contact often points to patellar bursitis or pressure issues. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe kneeling posture, measure patellar cushion needs, and then guide you through protective padding, movement adjustments, and gentle strengthening.

Why does my kneecap hurt?

Patellar pain—felt right under or around your kneecap—can come from patellar tendonitis, bursitis, or tracking issues influenced by quads and hip alignment. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we watch your knee in motion, measure tendon and bursa response, and then guide you through precise mobilisation, loading exercises, and supportive tools to relieve kneecap discomfort and restore smooth tracking.

Why does my lateral foot hurt after running?

Running can aggravate peroneal tendon strain or cuboid stress if your foot overpronates. During our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your running mechanics, measures lateral foot pressure, and then guides you through gait adjustments, peroneal stretches, and dynamic support to protect your outside foot.

Why does my leg ache after cycling?

Cycling can fatigue both quadriceps and hamstrings, especially if saddle height or foot position alters force transfer. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your cycling biomechanics, measures muscle engagement, and then guides you through bike setup tweaks and recovery drills to ease post-ride leg ache.

Why does my little toe side hurt?

Pain near the base of the little toe can arise from stress on the fifth metatarsal base or peroneal tendon tension. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess lateral foot mechanics and peroneal function in motion, then advise on cushioned footwear, toe spacers, and targeted exercises to ease the little toe side pain.

Why does my outer thigh burn?

Outer thigh burning often relates to IT band tension rubbing over the lateral femoral epicondyle, aggravated by foot pronation and hip rotation. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan tests IT band tension in motion, observes your gait, and then guides you through foam-roll techniques, hip strengthening, and Authotic support to calm outer thigh burn.

Why does my outside foot ache when I stand?

Prolonged standing shifts load to the foot's outer border in flat or pronated feet. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we analyze your standing posture in motion, measure lateral foot collapse, and recommend supportive insoles, rest breaks, and muscle-balancing drills to relieve ache.

Why does my outside foot hurt at night?

Nighttime lateral foot pain often signals cumulative strain on peroneal tendons or cuboid. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess your evening foot posture in motion and then recommend gentle evening stretches, supportive cushioning, and movement patterns that ease nighttime discomfort.

Why does my outside foot hurt when I side-step?

Side-stepping can stress the lateral foot border and peroneal tendons when your foot alignment is off. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes lateral movements, measures tendon activation, and then guides you through stability drills and dynamic support to make side-stepping pain-free.

Why does my shin burn after activity?

A burning sensation in your shin can signal nerve or muscle irritation from tibial loading patterns when foot posture or calf tightness shifts stress inward. During our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan analyzes shin response under load, measures foot and calf mechanics, and then guides you through nerve-glide techniques and muscle-release strategies to ease burning.

Why does my thigh hurt when climbing stairs?

Stair climbing increases load on your quadriceps, and if hip or foot alignment changes tibial torque, the thigh can protest. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we watch you ascend stairs, measure knee and thigh mechanics, and then guide you through supportive exercises and Authotic strategies to make stairs more comfortable.

Why does my thigh hurt when I run?

Running demands repeated quadriceps contraction, which can lead to anterior thigh ache if hip alignment or foot strike alters tibial loading. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan analyzes your running form, measures thigh muscle engagement, and then guides you through cadence adjustments and dynamic drills that support pain-free running.

Why does my thigh hurt when I walk?

Thigh pain during walking often reflects how your hip flexors and quadriceps manage load when foot posture alters tibial rotation. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your gait in motion, measure muscle activation, and guide you through targeted strength and mobility exercises to ease anterior thigh discomfort.

Why does my third metatarsal hurt?

Third metatarsal pain can come from stress fractures, capsulitis, or overloading due to gait imbalances. Dr Brendan's Movement Experience includes forefoot imaging during activity and load analysis, then advises on offloading devices, gentle strengthening, and movement modifications to protect the third metatarsal.

Why does Olive feel personal?

I'm more than just technology—I'm your guide, focused on your comfort, wellbeing, and personal journey. I listen, I care, and I'll always help restore your balance and confidence with expertise and kindness.

Why does the back of my ankle hurt?

Posterior ankle pain often involves the Achilles tendon or the deep posterior muscles tugging at their insertions when your calf flexibility is limited. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures calf length, observes heel-strike patterns, and then guides you through progressive calf stretches, heel raises, and dynamic stabilisation to soothe back-of-ankle discomfort.

Why does the back of my heel hurt?

Pain at the back of your heel often relates to the Achilles tendon or gastrocnemius insertion tugging on the calcaneus. Tight calves or altered foot posture can increase this load. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures calf flexibility, observes heel-strike mechanics, and guides you through targeted calf stretches and dynamic stabilisation to ease posterior heel pain.

Why does the back of my knee hurt?

Posterior knee pain often reflects hamstring or gastrocnemius origins tugging on the back of the joint, or even subtle nerve tension in the popliteal fossa. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your walking and bending patterns, measures hamstring and calf flexibility, then guides you through gentle stretches, soft-tissue techniques, and dynamic stabilisation to ease back-of-knee tension.

Why does the back of my leg hurt?

Pain in the back of the lower leg can stem from calf muscle issues, Achilles tension, or referred nerve pain. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we differentiate these causes by observing muscle and tendon behavior in motion, then guide you through focused stretches, soft-tissue techniques, and dynamic support.

Why does the ball of my foot hurt?

Ball-of-foot pain, often called metatarsalgia—can arise when the metatarsal heads bear too much load or when foot posture and calf tightness alter force distribution. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your walking or running, measure forefoot load patterns, and assess metatarsal alignment in motion. Then we guide you through cushioned support, gentle metatarsal pads, and dynamic stabilisation exercises to ease pain and restore comfortable weight transfer.

Why does the bone under my second toe hurt?

Pain under the second metatarsal head often reflects capsulitis or Morton's neuroma, especially if your second toe is longer. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes pressure under that head in motion, measures toe length impact, and advises on cushioning inserts and gait adjustments to relieve pressure.

Why does the cuboid area of my foot hurt?

Cuboid pain often reflects how the lateral midfoot bears weight when your arch collapses. We don't diagnose—we guide. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures cuboid alignment under load and guides you through cuboid thumb tests, supportive tape, and dynamic stabilisation to ease cuboid discomfort.

Why does the dorsum hurt when I dorsiflex my ankle?

Forced dorsiflexion tugs extensor tendons across the foot's top. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your dorsiflexion in motion, measures tendon tension, and then guides you through gradual mobility drills and supportive taping to ease the pull.

Why does the dorsum of my foot feel sore after a long day?

A long day on your feet can fatigue extensor muscles and joints on the dorsum. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your movement patterns and then recommends load breaks, cushioning strategies, and targeted mobility drills to protect the top of your foot.

Why does the front of my ankle hurt?

Anterior ankle pain frequently comes from impingement of soft tissues during dorsiflexion or from tight extensor tendons. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we watch your walking and squatting mechanics, assess joint space under load, and then guide you through gentle mobilisation, tendon stretches, and supportive drilling to ease front-of-ankle tightness.

Why does the front of my knee hurt?

Anterior knee pain often comes from patellofemoral stress—when the kneecap doesn't glide smoothly over the femur due to tight quadriceps, reduced ankle dorsiflexion, or subtle foot pronation. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your squat and stair mechanics in real time, measure patellar tracking and foot posture, then guide you through gentle mobilisations, strengthening drills, and supportive Authotics to smooth out kneecap motion and ease discomfort.

Why does the inside of my ankle hurt?

Inner ankle pain often reflects tibialis posterior tendon strain or medial ligament tension when the arch collapses. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures arch height, observes tibial alignment, and guides you through arch-support exercises, tendon glides, and dynamic stabilisation to relieve medial ankle discomfort.

Why does the inside of my heel hurt when I walk?

Inner heel pain during walking often reflects fascia tension at the medial origin or tibial nerve glide. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan observes your gait, measures medial heel load, and then guides you through arch support and nerve-glide strategies to ease inner heel discomfort.

Why does the inside of my heel hurt?

Medial heel pain often involves plantar fascia or tibial nerve tension at the inner heel. Collapsed arches or tight calves can amplify this stress. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures arch height, nerve sensitivity, and fascia tension in motion, then guides you through arch-strengthening drills and nerve-glide techniques.

Why does the inside of my knee hurt?

Medial knee pain can stem from increased compression on the inner joint—often driven by internal tibial rotation from a pronated foot or a fallen arch. During our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan measures your tibial alignment and foot posture in motion, observes inner-knee loading, and then guides you through arch-support strategies, muscle-balancing exercises, and dynamic stabilisation to relieve inner-knee strain.

Why does the outside of my ankle hurt?

Pain on the outside of the ankle often involves peroneal tendons or lateral ligaments being overstretched, especially if your foot pronates or your tibia rotates inward. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your gait in real time, test peroneal tendon function, and then guide you through gentle release techniques, taping or Authotic support, and strengthening exercises to ease lateral ankle pain.

Why does the outside of my foot hurt when I walk?

Outside-foot pain during walking often means peroneal tendons or the cuboid bone are under extra load. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan watches your walking gait, measures lateral foot motion, and then advises on supportive tape, cuboid cushions, and muscle-strengthening exercises to rebalance load.

Why does the outside of my knee hurt?

Lateral knee pain frequently involves iliotibial band tension or lateral ligament overload, which can be amplified by foot supination or varus alignment. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess your foot-to-knee alignment in real time, measure ITB tension and load distribution, then guide you through targeted releases, stabilisation drills, and Authotic support to ease outer-knee discomfort.

Why does the outside of my midfoot hurt?

Outside midfoot pain can come from cuboid syndrome or lateral ligament strain. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan tests midfoot mobility and observes load in motion, then guides you through cuboid mobilisations, supportive padding, and dynamic movement drills to relieve midfoot discomfort.

Why does the skin under my big toe get callused?

Callus formation under the big toe reflects repeated pressure and friction. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe pressure patterns during walking and standing, then guide you through callus-reduction techniques, cushioning strategies, and gait adjustments that redistribute load and protect the skin.

Why does the top of my foot ache at night?

Nighttime dorsum pain often reflects tendon or joint fatigue from the day's activities. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess your evening foot posture and then suggest gentle evening stretches, cushioned sleep positioning, and relaxation techniques to ease top-of-foot ache.

Why does the top of my foot hurt after running?

Running amplifies extensor tendon load and may reveal midfoot instability. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we analyze your running mechanics, measure top-of-foot motion, and then recommend cadence tweaks, supportive lacing strategies, and tendon-strengthening exercises.

Why does the top of my foot hurt near my toes?

Dorsal forefoot pain near the toes can come from tight extensor tendons, subtle midfoot misalignment, or shoe pressure. In our Movement Experience, Dr Brendan assesses tendon glide and shoe fit in motion, then recommends mobility drills, footwear adjustments, and dynamic stabilisation to ease top-of-foot tension.

Why does the top of my foot hurt when I walk?

Dorsum pain during walking often means extensor tendons or midfoot joints are under strain. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we watch your gait, measure tendon tension, and advise on shoe-fit adjustments, tendon stretches, and dynamic stabilisation to ease top-of-foot pain.

Why does the top of my foot hurt when tying my shoes?

Tying shoes too tightly can compress the dorsum, irritating tendons and skin. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess lacing pressure in motion and then guide you on alternate lacing techniques and supportive strap adjustments to avoid top-of-foot pain.

Why is Authotics different?

With me, you'll experience a blend of advanced science and a caring human touch. My recommendations are always tailored for you, based on dynamic, real-life movement—not one-size-fits-all answers. You can trust you're getting research-driven support, delivered with warmth.

Why is Authotics' 3D capture special?

Our 3-D motion-capture approach is more than technology—it's Brendan's vision for deeply understanding every step you take. This gentle, advanced assessment helps us discover exactly what your body needs. This means your care is truly tailored—never one-size-fits-all.

Why is my Achilles swollen?

Achilles swelling can indicate tendon inflammation or paratenon irritation. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe swelling patterns under motion, measure tendon response, and then guide you through icing protocols, supportive taping, and gradual mobility drills to manage swelling.

Why is my big toe clicking?

A clicking or popping sound in the big toe often reflects how the joint surfaces glide under load, which can be altered by joint stiffness or uneven cartilage. Instead of assuming a problem, Dr Brendan's Movement Experience includes careful gait analysis and joint assessment to see when and why the click occurs—and guides you through movement drills to improve joint tracking.

Why is my big toe sore?

Big toe soreness can arise from multiple causes—bunions pushing the toe outward, joint stiffness (hallux rigidus), gout flare-ups, capsulitis under the metatarsal head, or simply how your foot posture and calf tightness alter force through that joint. Instead of guessing, Dr Brendan's Movement Experience offers a warm, comprehensive assessment. We explore how your foot posture, toe alignment, and muscle balance work in motion, then guide you through targeted mobility drills, supportive shoe recommendations, and gentle strategies to ease big-toe discomfort. Let's explore what's happening together.

Why is my big toe stiff?

Stiffness in the big toe can come from arthritis, hallux limitus, or long-standing biomechanical patterns that restrict joint glide. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we assess your toe's range of motion in real steps, explore any muscle or joint restrictions, and guide you through gentle mobilisations and movement patterns that help free up stiffness without forcing the joint.

Why is my big toe swollen and painful?

Swelling around the big toe joint can result from inflammation—whether from gout, bursitis, or mechanical stress like a bunion rubbing inside your shoe. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we look at how inflammation affects your gait and toe mechanics, then guide you on gentle movement strategies, icing, and supportive footwear to reduce swelling and ease pain.

Why is my calf tight in the morning?

Morning calf tightness typically reflects overnight stiffening of muscle fibers and fascia. In Dr Brendan's Movement Experience, we observe your first steps in real time, measure calf flexibility, and then guide you through soothing morning mobility drills and calf-focused stretches to ease into the day.

Why is Olive better?

I'm more than just technology—I'm your guide, focused on your comfort, wellbeing, and personal journey. I listen, I care, and I'll always help restore your balance and confidence with expertise and kindness.

Why is this not a regular consult?

Because nothing beats guiding you step-by-step through movement capture and analysis—turning your phone into a live consult tool. It's an experience built by Dr Brendan for convenience, depth, and real-time feedback. No waiting rooms, just results.

Why use 3D gait analysis?

Our 3-D motion-capture approach is more than technology—it's Brendan's vision for deeply understanding every step you take. This gentle, advanced assessment helps us discover exactly what your body needs. This means your care is truly tailored—never one-size-fits-all.

Why use Authotics?

With me, you'll experience a blend of advanced science and a caring human touch. My recommendations are always tailored for you, based on dynamic, real-life movement—not one-size-fits-all answers. You can trust you're getting research-driven support, delivered with warmth.

Will I ever need in-person visits?

Many find the Movement Experience sufficient, but if Dr Brendan sees a need for hands-on care, he'll let you know and guide you to relevant clinics.

Will I get a copy of my prescription?

Yes. You'll receive a digital copy once Dr Brendan completes your plan.

Will I get a personalised plan?

Yes—immediately after your movement capture, I deliver a plan of dynamic exercises, Authotic guidance, and supportive strategies—all customised by Dr Brendan for your body.

Will I get reminders?

Yes—you can opt into gentle reminders for follow-up captures or daily exercises as part of aftercare.

Will I lose my place?

There's no rush here. I'll remember where you left off, so you can pause, take breaks, and come back whenever you're ready. Your progress and information are always safe with me.

Will I need to measure my feet?

No. Our 3D and video captures give all the measurements needed.

Will Olive explain my results?

When you finish your assessment, I'll gently walk you through your next steps. You'll always have access to your aftercare plan, advice, and stretches, and I'll be here for ongoing support whenever you need it. You're now part of our movement family, and you can return for guidance and encouragement as often as you wish. You're never alone in this journey.

Will someone review my results?

When you finish your assessment, I'll gently walk you through your next steps. You'll always have access to your aftercare plan, advice, and stretches, and I'll be here for ongoing support whenever you need it. You're now part of our movement family, and you can return for guidance and encouragement as often as you wish. You're never alone in this journey.

Will you send me my Authotics prescription?

Yes. You'll receive a digital copy once Dr Brendan completes your plan.

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Can I access Authotics remotely?

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Can I ask about ergonomic seating?

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Can I ask about joint replacements?

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Can I do the Movement Experience in any language?

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Can I pause and come back later?

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Can I pause and resume?

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Can I redo a capture if it doesnt turn out right?

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Can I redo only parts of the capture?

Can I redo the Movement Experience?