About Us

Our Clinic

Established in 1997, Watson’s Court Podiatry was originally founded in Watson’s Court, Melksham. In 2020, the practice relocated to the Porch Surgery.

Located in Corsham, the surgery features:

wheelchair access
onsite parking
close proximity to bus routes

Our team

Our Podiatrists are:

Jackie Pickavance (HCPC No. CH17142)

Jackie has well over twenty years’ experience as a Podiatrist. As a qualified nurse, she has a deep understanding of footcare in the context of overall health. Jackie specialises in nail surgery and bespoke and semi-bespoke devices (biomechanics). She is a fellow of the college of podiatry.

Molline Nderemani (HCPC No. CH32524)

Molline has several years’ experience as a qualified Podiatrist and additional experience working for the NHS. She has built up a wealth of knowledge in diagnosing and treating a range of problems. HCPC-registered, Molline understands the importance of building relationships with her patients, and they value her professional yet empathetic approach.

Between them, Jackie and Molline have over 30 years’ experience in foot care and pride themselves on being at the forefront of evidence-based practice.

Our services

For over 20 years, Watson’s Court Podiatry has been providing its clients with high-quality, cost-effective treatment.

As well as expert podiatry, our clinic offers two specialist services: surgery for ingrown nails and lower limb biomechanical assessments/orthotic prescriptions.

This range of expertise means that the clinic is a ‘one stop shop’ for foot-related problems, saving our clients the inconvenience of having to find two or more treatment centres.

Our philosophy

Our clinic was founded on the belief that foot care is an integral part of our overall health and well-being. Problems with our feet can have a massive impact on our comfort, mobility and independence.

For example, conditions such as ingrown toenails and bunions can make getting around painful, lowering our activity levels — and this in turn can reduce our fitness and overall health. Furthermore, problems that start in the feet don’t always end there; issues with your foot structure and gait can result in hip, back and neck pain.

It’s for these reasons we believe that good foot care really can change lives.