
OUR STORY
We provide the educational content & guidance we wished we had when we started clinical practice.
P3 was founded in 2019 with the goal of delivering world-class educational content on the assessment and management of lower extremity pathologies & musculoskeletal injuries.
Progressive Podiatry Project courses are written BY clinicians, FOR clinicians.
P3 provides a range of educational & mentoring services suited to podiatrists at any stage of their study or careers.
Gait & Biomechanics | MSK Injuries & Rehab | Running & Footwear | Paediatrics & Development
Online Courses, Workshops, Mentoring & Coaching
Meet the P3 Team
Talysha Reeve | Podiatrist

Clinical Educator - The Progressive Podiatry Project
Co-Founder - Pod.Sessions
Founder - Foot Pain Explained
Academic Lecturer & Clinical Supervisor - University of South Australia
Committee Member - Podiatry Board of Australia/AHPRA
Clinical Podiatrist - Musculoskeletal Podiatry
Location: Adelaide, South Australia
Bachelor of Applied Science (Podiatry) - 2007 - Western Sydney University
Graduate Certificate in Clinical Rehabilitation - 2015 - Flinders University
Talysha is an internationally-recognised podiatrist & educator. Having presented at both live & online educational workshops, seminars & conference to health practitioners from around the world.
Currently Talysha spreads her time between developing & delivering educational content for The Progressive Podiatry Project education platform, academic lecturing & biomechanics clinical supervision at the University of South Australia, clinical content creation for VALD, musculoskeletal clinical practice, injury management consultancy and contributes to the operations of the Podiatry Board of Australia.
She is an extremely passionate, experienced podiatrist, in addition to being a career coach & mentor.
Throughout her career she has gained a wide range of experience in both injury management, clinical rehabilitation and career development.
She obtained her undergraduate degree from Western Sydney University (NSW) in 2007 and completed further post-graduate education in clinical rehabilitation from Flinders University (South Australia) in 2015.
Having been in practice for 16 years, her particular area of clinical interest has evolved into the assessment and management of complex & chronic musculoskeletal conditions of the lower extremity, with particular focus on their treatment via exercise & movement-based therapies.
As the founder of The Progressive Podiatry Project Talysha has developed a number of online & live continuing professional development (CPD) courses for allied health professionals, including leading the expansion of the P3 education platform into Japan.
In addition to her above roles, Talysha is also appointed as a Sessional Academic Lecturer at a number of other Universities throughout Australia, contributing to the education of undergraduate podiatrists in the area of musculoskeletal injury management.
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If you are interested in having Talysha or any of the P3 team present at a conference, workshop, or event please get in touch with us at [email protected]
Hayley Uden | Podiatrist

Paediatric Clinical Educator - The Progressive Podiatry Project
Co-Founder - Pod.Sessions
Academic Lecturer - University of South Australia
Clinical Podiatrist - Paediatric Podiatry
Location: Adelaide, South Australia
BPod - University of South Australia
MHSc (Podiatry) - University of South Australia
Hayley is a paediatric podiatrist and published researcher based in Adelaide, Australia. With extensive experience in both private practice and clinical education.
We're delighted to have her join the P3 education team, bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience in the field of evidence-based, paediatric podiatry.
Hayley has been involved in developing and teaching within the paediatric curriculum at UniSA for over 10 years. In addition to her teaching roles, she is also a clinical supervisor of the podiatry student paediatric clinic.
In addition to her university work, she has worked within both the public and private podiatry sectors since graduating from the University of South Australia.
Having recently sold her successful private practice, Hayley is now sharing her time between her family, locum podiatry work, clinical education, and clinical mentoring.
Research Publications
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Sam Turner | Podiatrist

Senior Podiatrist - Life Performance Sports Medicine
Consultant Podiatrist - North Melbourne AFLW
Clinical Podiatrist - Podiatry
Clinical Educator - The Progressive Podiatry Project
Location: Melbourne, Victoria
B.Hsc/M.Pod.Practice - 2007 - La Trobe University
B.Pros. & Orth. - 2011 - La Trobe University
Sam is the current Podiatrist for North Melbourne AFLW & the A-league Western United (men’s and women’s teams), as well as consulting for several NPL clubs in Victoria.
Drawing upon experience as not only a Podiatrist working in elite sport, and private practice Sam been able to evolve his knowledge into the realm of football medicine exploring the role of football boots, orthotics and boot modifications in injury management and prevention.
Sam spends his time when not in professional sport consulting at Life Performance Sports Medicine & Turner Orthotics and Podiatry, in addition to speaking to local sporting clubs about the importance of correctly fitting football boots.
Sam is considered a clinical expert in football boot fitting & injury management.
Download his free Football Boot Technical & Clinical Guide - here
He has presented at numerous Australian conferences and also contributes to P3's monthly webinars via
GFM: Gait | Footwear | Movement (more info here)
Jackson Tisdell | Podiatrist

Senior Podiatrist - Essendon Sports Medicine
Assistant S&C Coach - Melbourne Storm Develop Squad
Clinical Educator - The Progressive Podiatry Project
Location: Melbourne, Victoria
BPod - University of Newcastle
Jackson is a podiatrist and strength conditioning coach, bringing a fresh perspective on mentoring and development to the profession.
In addition to his clinical podiatry and education roles with The Progressive Podiatry Project, Jackson is the Assistant Strength & Condition Coach for the Melbourne Storm development squad.
He appreciates both the art and the science of the industry, and the pursuit of excellence in applying it! As a young podiatrist himself, he can relate with some of the challenges new grads face, and enjoys showing them how rewarding the profession can be.
Jackson’s clinical focus is on injury prevention and rehab, beginning his career in a biomechanics exclusive clinic on the NSW Mid North Coast. He then moved to Melbourne to pursue opportunities in strength and conditioning, and is currently studying a Master of Exercise Science through Edith Cowan University.
Jackson is dedicated to personal and professional growth, and produces valuable content to help new graduates kick-start their own careers.
Jackson is the author of 50 Podiatry Lessons (That You Can't Learn at University) - to purchase click here