Esha Shetty | Physiotherapist

About Esha Shetty

Esha Shetty is a physiotherapist with a strong clinical foundation in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, women’s health, pelvic floor rehabilitation, and Pilates-based therapy. Originally from India, she brings years of experience as both a clinician and academic, having completed her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Physiotherapy there.

Esha’s treatment approach integrates manual therapy with functional rehabilitation and tailored movement education. Her diverse experience includes managing osteoporosis, neurorehabilitation, and geriatric care, along with designing targeted programs to improve mobility, balance, and core control.

Committed to lifelong learning and clinical excellence, Esha delivers evidence-based care with a compassionate, patient-centred philosophy. Outside of her professional work, she enjoys creative pursuits such as drawing, craft, and dancing, and loves exploring Sydney’s coastal walks and vibrant cafe scene.

Wed 13 May 8pm!

Register to attend. You will also get the live recording.

How can this event help me?

Heel pain can be a common and sometimes persistent concern, particularly when it begins to influence your walking, exercise or time on your feet. Plantar fasciitis is one of the more frequent causes of heel discomfort, yet there is often uncertainty about what approach is most helpful. Should you rest, stretch or strengthen? Understanding how to balance these strategies can support both recovery and long term foot health.

In this live online event, Physiotherapist Belinda Prince will explore the latest evidence around managing plantar fasciitis and share practical, easy to apply strategies. This session is designed for anyone experiencing heel pain, recurring plantar fasciitis, or wanting guidance on how to stay active while supporting recovery.

Join Belinda for a practical discussion covering:

Understanding plantar fasciitis and why it develops
Learn what is happening within the plantar fascia, why symptoms often appear gradually, and how load, footwear, activity levels and biomechanics can all contribute. Sarah and Belinda will explain why pain does not always mean damage, and what that means for your recovery plan.
Rest, stretch or strengthen? Finding the right balance
Explore when short term unloading may help settle symptoms, how and when stretching can be useful, and why progressive strengthening is often key to longer term improvement. You will gain clarity on how to avoid both overdoing and underdoing it.
Building strength to support long term recovery
Discover targeted strengthening strategies for the foot and calf complex that help improve load tolerance. Sarah and Belinda will explain how gradual progression builds resilience and reduces the likelihood of flare ups.
Staying active without aggravating symptoms
Learn practical ways to modify walking, running and other activities while your symptoms settle. This includes pacing strategies, cross training options and simple adjustments to keep you moving with confidence.
Footwear, supports and self management tools
Understand the role of shoes, orthotics, taping and simple home based techniques. You will learn how these tools can complement an active rehabilitation approach rather than replace it.

Join us on Wednesday, May 13th at 8:00 PM AEST for this informative live virtual event. As always, we welcome your questions and discussions to make this an engaging and supportive experience for everyone.