Physiotherapists in Birmingham

St. Pauls Physio provides physiotherapy in Birmingham for sports injuries, persistent pain and rehabilitation after surgery. An initial assessment is used to understand the problem, discuss goals and shape a treatment plan. Care can include soft-tissue treatment, acupuncture, rehabilitation exercises and wider physiotherapy techniques.

The practice also supports self-management, continuing to work with patients on the skills needed to manage an injury or condition beyond appointments. Its clinicians treat people with problems such as frozen shoulder, recurring ankle injuries and chronic pain, with explanations of the condition and recovery stages forming part of the process. Flexible appointment times and two large treatment rooms support both assessment and ongoing rehabilitation.

Physio-Massage LTD, Tranquility Clinic combines physiotherapy assessment with hands-on treatment for knee, shoulder, back and elbow problems. The therapist explains what is happening, demonstrates exercises and discusses what to do, avoid and consider during recovery.

Appointments can use different techniques and equipment rather than relying only on written exercises. The clinic suits people with orthopaedic concerns who want treatment linked to a clear explanation of the problem and a practical plan.

Optimum Physio Edgbaston provides physiotherapy, sports massage and acupuncture in Birmingham, with injection therapy also available. Its physiotherapy service covers sports injuries, sciatica, back pain and post-operative rehabilitation.

Treatment can include assessment, hands-on work and a rehabilitation programme, with exercises tailored to the person’s goals. The clinic also offers sports massage in Birmingham and acupuncture in Edgbaston, alongside whole-body treatment. The service is based in Edgbaston and its wider pages refer to locations in Moseley, Digbeth and Hagley for sports massage. Expert physiotherapy, sports massage, acupuncture, and injection therapy are brought together in one sports clinic.

Peak Health Physiotherapy in Kings Norton provides musculoskeletal physiotherapy and sports injury rehabilitation for people in Birmingham. The clinic focuses on sport injuries, joint pain and other musculoskeletal problems, including recovery for people returning to running or sport.

Initial consultations include injury assessment, goals and a diagnosis, followed by a long-term recovery plan and rehabilitation programme. Services also include sports massage, ACL rehabilitation and Achilles rehabilitation. The clinic uses structured strength and power work, with return-to-running and pitch rehabilitation available for appropriate sporting recoveries.

Harborne Physiotherapy provides care for musculoskeletal and sports injuries, pregnancy and postnatal concerns, male and female pelvic health, paediatric needs and sports massage. The team also offers post-prostatectomy MOT appointments, children’s bladder and bowel physiotherapy, breastfeeding support, acupuncture and TMJ physiotherapy.

Its pelvic health service covers pelvic girdle pain, rectus diastasis, urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse. The post-prostatectomy MOT can include pelvic floor ultrasound, bladder, pads, erections and return-to-sport guidance. Paediatric physiotherapy and children’s bladder and bowel care extend the service beyond adult rehabilitation.

A R Physiotherapy provides physiotherapy, sports therapy and massage in Birmingham, with shockwave therapy, acupuncture and full-body MOTs also available. The clinic supports recovery and rehabilitation for everyday problems as well as sports injuries, using one-to-one appointments and plans shaped around each client.

Shockwave therapy is offered as a non-invasive treatment for chronic pain, while acupuncture and massage provide additional routes for care. The practice works with people involved in sport, including elite athletes and everyday sports participants. Ash also uses a range of massage techniques, including sports massage, deep tissue and myofascial release. The clinic spends time understanding each client’s history and lifestyle before planning care.

HACT - Health And Care Today provides physiotherapy for acute injuries, chronic pain and whiplash, with specialist support for women’s health and work-related rehabilitation. Its women’s health service addresses pelvic-floor concerns, pre- and postnatal care, menopause and related musculoskeletal issues.

Each session starts with assessment and diagnosis before a treatment plan is created. Care may include manual therapy, soft-tissue work or exercise therapy, while whiplash rehabilitation can focus on neck mobility, strengthening and posture. The clinic also provides chronic pain management through physical therapy, electrotherapy and personalised exercise plans.

Women’s pelvic health and musculoskeletal physiotherapy are central to PhysioAdvantage, alongside sports injury recovery and orthopaedic rehabilitation. Leila Holmes provides assessment and treatment for pelvic pain, incontinence, prolapse, pregnancy-related conditions and postnatal recovery. Musculoskeletal care covers common back, neck, joint, tendon and sports injuries.

The practice offers pelvic floor assessments, individual exercise programmes, postnatal Mummy MOT appointments and pessary fitting. Rehabilitation is shaped around daily function, fitness and sporting goals, whether someone is managing symptoms during pregnancy or returning to activity after having a baby. A Mummy MOT assesses abdominal and pelvic floor function, breathing and the lower back and pelvis, followed by an exercise programme suited to the person’s needs.

Backcare & Acupuncture Clinic provides physiotherapy and acupuncture for back and pelvic pain, mobility problems and recovery needs. The team also supports children, with one appointment identifying a concern that required a return to hospital, and gives clear advice throughout treatment.

Treatment can include exercises and guidance for daily activity, while acupuncture has been used alongside physiotherapy for pain and mobility. Physiotherapy and acupuncture together suit people seeking more than one approach within their care plan.

Flex Fast Physio provides physiotherapy and rehabilitation for people recovering after serious injury, including a traffic accident. The clinic also addresses musculoskeletal problems such as knee osteoarthritis and supports clients whose stress or physical strain affects their body.

Treatment can include an assessment followed by exercises adapted to the individual’s comfort level. Exercise plans support progress between appointments, giving people recovering from injury a structured route through rehabilitation and exercises adapted to the individual’s comfort level.

MT Clinics Ltd begins with a comprehensive assessment, taking account of the problem and relevant history before treatment is planned. Its physical therapy work addresses injuries, longer-term pain and movement difficulties, with treatment and advice adapted to the individual.

The clinic suits the general public as well as people with demanding sporting goals. Sessions may include exercise guidance, taping, shockwave treatment or advice on changing training routines, helping clients understand what is happening and what they can do between appointments.

Peak Health Physiotherapy and Sports Massage Moseley helps people recover from ankle, knee and tendon injuries, with rehabilitation plans designed around assessment findings and everyday commitments. The Birmingham clinic also supports runners returning to training and competition.

Patients receive clear exercises that may be demonstrated in person and sent afterwards with photos or videos. This gives runners, busy parents and other active people a structured way to rebuild strength and mobility between appointments.

Functional Body Clinic provides assessment-led sports massage and soft-tissue therapy in Edgbaston, Birmingham, for runners, gym users and cyclists. It also treats desk-related neck and shoulder pain.

Sessions consider movement, work, training and weekly demands rather than focusing only on the sore spot. Treatment can support pain relief and injury recovery, with one-hour and 90-minute appointments available. Care plans cover relaxation, deep tissue, sports massage and maintenance, while mobile massage home visits extend the service beyond the clinic. The clinic also supports clients across Edgbaston, Harborne and Birmingham.

Mindbody Physio takes a holistic approach to physiotherapy for common muscle and joint complaints, chronic pain, chronic fatigue, hypermobility disorders and neurological rehabilitation. Sessions explore symptoms, daily impact and the person’s own understanding of their body, then combine assessment, treatment and an agreed programme.

The practice is based in Kings Heath and also provides home visits across South Birmingham. Services include musculoskeletal and orthopaedic physiotherapy, chronic pain support and massage. Initial consultations last 60 minutes, complex consultations 90 minutes, and home visits 60 minutes, giving options for clinic-based and home-based care.

Deep tissue massage at The RightTherapy begins with questions about the areas causing difficulty, followed by work directed towards those concerns. Sessions address stress-related tension in the back and shoulders, with pressure and techniques adjusted to the individual.

The setting includes dim lighting and a heated bed, while aftercare advice can accompany treatment. The practice offers needs-led deep tissue treatment for people seeking focused massage rather than a standard routine.

Specialist physiotherapy and strength and conditioning support climbers, distance runners and cyclists at Inside Edge Physiotherapy in Birmingham. The clinic works with chronic injuries, under-performance and return-to-sport goals, combining injury management with physical preparation for the demands of a chosen activity.

Rehabilitation plans may include physiotherapy, massage therapy and blood-flow-restriction training, with follow-up sessions adapted to the person’s needs. The clinic also offers online consultations, climbing injury ebooks and performance resources. Initial consultations normally last 40 to 60 minutes, depending on the package.

Specialist neurological physiotherapy at Miranda's Physio Steps supports adults living with stroke, brain injury, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease and other neurological conditions. Rehabilitation can follow hospital discharge, accompany NHS care or help manage a long-term diagnosis.

Treatment focuses on practical goals such as sitting, standing and walking, alongside transfers, posture, arm function and everyday activities. Each plan is shaped around the person’s condition, environment and goals. Sessions are available at the Kings Norton clinic and, where suitable, in homes, nursing homes and residential settings. Exercise classes support movement and independence.

Specialist women’s health physiotherapy is the focus at Serenity Physio in Birmingham. The service supports women through pregnancy, the post-natal period and menopause, with care for incontinence, prolapse and pelvic floor concerns.

Appointments can include a full-body or pelvic floor assessment, symptom discussion and practical exercise guidance. Serenity Physio also supports rehabilitation after pelvic or breast cancer surgery and offers a six-week post-natal check. Treatment can address bladder and bowel control, back and pelvic pain, tummy muscle separation and return to fitness after birth. Its six-week post-natal check gives new mothers a structured opportunity to review recovery and exercise safely.

Physiopoint Occupational Health Limited provides physical therapy for muscle, joint and back injuries, using assessment, targeted treatment and individual exercise programmes. Treatment may include electro-acupuncture, interferential therapy, electrostimulation, ultrasound or acupuncture.

The service supports recovery while rebuilding movement and confidence, including after hamstring, quadriceps, knee and wrist problems. It suits people who need structured exercises alongside hands-on or machine-based therapy.

Injury assessment and rehabilitation are provided by Birmingham Physiotherapy Limited for people whose pain or reduced movement affects sport or everyday life. The practice has used ultrasound scanning to investigate an injury and guide treatment, including problems that had persisted despite earlier appointments elsewhere.

Care can also address unexpected joint or ankle issues, with scans arranged where needed and advice aimed at restoring movement. The team explains treatment and next steps, helping patients understand how to work towards improved function.

The Guildhall Practice Birmingham City Centre brings together osteopathic treatment and massage, including sports massage, for people seeking help with pain, mobility or activity-related problems. Appointments can include detailed observations and hands-on treatment, with different practitioners supporting different needs.

Sports massage may be paired with advice and guidance to practise at home, while osteopathic care has also been used for adults and babies. The practice can therefore suit people wanting hands-on therapy in a central Birmingham medical setting, including those needing help during a visit to the city.

Adults’ rehabilitation and inpatient services are delivered at West Midlands Rehabilitation Centre in Selly Oak, Birmingham. The centre forms part of Birmingham Community Healthcare and provides a range of rehabilitation services, with access to consultants, clinicians and nursing staff.

The centre’s information also includes adult services, patient transport, accessibility information and online consultations. Appointments are supported by disabled access, and a patient account describes exercises being shown during care. The centre is used for appointments in a former hospital location.