Physiotherapists in Edinburgh

Bruntsfield Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine Clinic treats physical pain, injuries and musculoskeletal conditions in Edinburgh. Its team includes physiotherapists, sonographers and sports medicine experts, with manual therapy, injection therapy and diagnostic ultrasound among its specialist services.

Care combines hands-on treatment with guided exercises for occasional injuries, long-term pain and post-operative rehabilitation. The clinic treats back pain, sciatica and sports injuries, alongside joint and muscle problems. Sessions usually last 30 minutes, with one-hour appointments available for complex or multiple problems. The clinic treats patients aged eight and over.

Active Health combines general, sports and post-operative physiotherapy with massage, podiatry and Pilates in Edinburgh. Its physiotherapists assess movement, strength and biomechanics, then may use hands-on treatment and tailored exercise to address pain, injury or reduced mobility.

The clinic works with children, older adults, office workers and elite athletes, supporting sports injuries and post-surgery recovery. Treatment can include sport-specific rehabilitation and performance conditioning, alongside guidance on load management, warm-ups and recovery habits. Early morning, evening and Saturday appointments are available, and no doctor’s referral is required for private physiotherapy.

Fortis combines physiotherapy with strength and conditioning for people recovering from injury, managing pain or working towards performance goals. Its programmes include sports physiotherapy, one-to-one personal training and physiotherapy-led rehabilitation coaching.

Alistair’s approach brings clinical rehabilitation and coaching into one plan, available in Edinburgh or online. Support may include personalised programming, weekly guidance and video reviews. Performance+ provides structured strength and conditioning, while the private gym offers 24/7 access for clients on the relevant programme. Physiotherapy and coaching are integrated from day one, linking rehabilitation with training goals.

ESP Physio provides physiotherapy and sports physiotherapy for musculoskeletal injuries caused by daily life, work, accidents and sport. Clinics use assessment-led treatment plans that may include manual therapy, joint mobilisation, acupuncture or dry needling, sports massage and shockwave therapy.

The Edinburgh service is suited to people seeking rehabilitation with clear exercise guidance, including athletes and those managing persistent soft-tissue problems. The practice states that patients attend sessions as needed, with no minimum number of treatments, and offers graded rehabilitation and sports-specific coaching.

Edinburgh Sports + Spinal Physiotherapy provides physiotherapy, sports injury rehabilitation and sports massage across three Edinburgh clinics. Specialist care includes ACL rehabilitation, complex knee physiotherapy and running injuries, supporting people before and after surgery or while returning to sport.

The ACL service covers rehabilitation after reconstruction, non-surgical management and pre-operative preparation. Assessments combine case history, physical examination, explanation of findings and a treatment plan that develops with progress. Specialist appointments last 45 minutes, while follow-ups are available in 30- or 45-minute formats. Specialist ACL rehabilitation is available through Peter Dery.

Pregnancy and postnatal physiotherapy is the focus of Jilly Reid Physio, supporting women with pelvic girdle pain, abdominal separation, pelvic floor symptoms and recovery after birth. Appointments are available in Edinburgh and online, with pregnancy and postnatal assessments including posture, pelvic, back and pelvic-floor checks.

Jilly creates exercise programmes around each woman’s goals and can use soft-tissue and joint mobilisation, acupuncture and clinical Pilates. Postnatal assessments may also include scar and functional movement assessment, while guidance covers labour preparation, perineal massage, pelvic-floor exercises and a safe return to exercise. Pregnancy and postnatal Pilates is available through one-to-one sessions and classes.

Balanced Edinburgh - Barnton combines physiotherapy, Pilates and rehabilitation for people recovering from injury, managing pain or working towards better movement. Physiotherapy includes assessment, diagnosis and treatment, while the wider service menu includes hands-on therapies, dry needling and at-home physiotherapy.

Physio-led Reformer Pilates develops strength, stability, flexibility, posture and movement control through structured blocks. Classes are normally booked in blocks of around eight weeks, allowing repetition and gradual progression rather than isolated sessions. The Barnton location is one of several Edinburgh studios, with additional Pilates, exercise and fitness programmes.

Balanced Edinburgh brings physiotherapy, Pilates and rehabilitation together for people recovering from injury, managing pain or improving movement. Its services include physiotherapy, Reformer Pilates and clinical massage, with additional support through at-home physiotherapy, osteopathy and performance testing.

Reformer Pilates is taught in structured blocks to build strength, stability and movement confidence through repetition and gradual progression. Physio-led classes cater for different abilities, while assessment and treatment support recovery and everyday activity. The business also offers care for seniors and hands-on therapies. Classes are booked in blocks rather than as isolated sessions.

Musculoskeletal physiotherapy at The Physiotherapy Clinics - South Gyle starts with a detailed assessment before combining hands-on treatment with exercise rehabilitation. The team treats joint, muscle and tendon injuries, as well as spinal conditions and post-operative rehabilitation.

Clinicians explain the diagnosis, proposed plan and expected recovery time, with treatment sometimes beginning during the first appointment. Specialist services include sports injuries, shockwave therapy and dry needling. The clinics open from early morning to late evening and at weekends, and patients can book directly without a GP referral. After a comprehensive assessment, treatment and advice are provided as part of the initial appointment.

Physis Physiotherapy provides specialist rehabilitation in Edinburgh across musculoskeletal, spinal and post-operative physiotherapy. It also treats chronic symptoms through Neuroplastic Recovery Therapy and offers women’s health, vestibular and respiratory services.

Musculoskeletal care begins with assessment, an evidence-based diagnosis and an explanation of treatment options. Care may combine manual therapy, exercise rehabilitation and education, with taping or dry needling where appropriate. Appointments are available almost immediately six days a week, and the team also provides specialist options such as Mummy MOT and menopause physiotherapy.

Marchmont Physiotherapy Clinic provides physiotherapy and movement-focused care for joint pain, performance problems and persistent niggles. Its services include musculoskeletal and neurological physiotherapy, sports therapy and podiatry, alongside Pilates and personal training.

The clinic has since become part of The Wellness Barn Edinburgh, a collaborative centre at the foot of the Pentland Hills. The wider setting combines traditional healthcare with restorative therapies and fitness, while independent practitioners manage their own bookings, availability, pricing and enquiries. Appointments can be booked directly with your chosen practitioner through the relevant practitioner or class page.

e-physiotherapy provides Edinburgh physiotherapy for back and neck pain, sciatica, sports injuries, tendinopathy and complex or unusual pain. The clinic combines manual therapy with exercise-based care, drawing on dry needling, shock wave therapy and Pilates to support recovery.

Initial assessments last 60 minutes, with standard treatments lasting 45 minutes and short treatments 30 minutes. The practice also offers vocal and laryngeal massage, sports physiotherapy and home visits. Longer assessments and treatments allow contributing areas beyond the place where pain is felt to be explored.

Physiotherapy, sports massage and progressive rehabilitation are brought together at Perform Health Co. in Bruntsfield, Edinburgh. The clinic treats back, neck, knee and sports injuries, and also provides shockwave therapy and acupuncture.

Care starts with an assessment that tests strength and range of movement before a plan is created. Hands-on treatment may include manual therapy, mobilisation, shockwave therapy or acupuncture, followed by rehabilitation designed to help people return to activity. Physio-led one-to-one personal training takes place in a fully equipped private studio rather than a crowded gym. The practice is private, so no GP referral is needed, and it works with several insurers subject to individual policy terms.

Specialist neurological physiotherapy is provided by NeuroPhysio Scotland for people recovering from stroke, brain injury or spinal cord injury, and those living with Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis or cerebral palsy. Programmes address mobility, balance, strength and daily function.

Most clients begin at home, where the team can assess the living environment and integrate exercises into everyday routines. Family members and carers can receive training and advice, while remote appointments may review exercises and solve practical problems. Clinic appointments are available in Glasgow, with coverage extending across Edinburgh and central Scotland. Home visits depend on postcode and team coverage.

Assessment, rehabilitation and sports medicine for activity-related injuries are available at Edinburgh Sports Clinic. The clinic’s sports and exercise medicine service covers prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries and medical conditions linked to sport and exercise. It is suited to people returning to running, training or other activity after an injury.

Treatment planning is built around assessment, targeted exercises and follow-up testing to track progress. The clinic operates within the University of Edinburgh’s wider sport setting, alongside performance, recreational and club activity. Appointments are charged at the time of booking. University of Edinburgh students can apply a 5% discount code at payment, while the published service-charge page indicates that charges change from 1 September 2026.

PhysioSophy assesses, diagnoses and treats musculoskeletal and sports injuries through physiotherapy, osteopathy and chirotherapy. The first visit includes a clinical assessment, relevant tests and screening for contraindications, followed by a plan centred on manual therapy, mobilisation and therapeutic exercise.

The clinic is especially relevant to runners, with a Runner’s Clinic, running rehabilitation, training plans and video analysis of running biomechanics. Programmes can support a gradual return to activity, improved movement and injury prevention. Sessions usually last between 45 and 60 minutes, and clients can book online or by telephone.

Balanced Edinburgh combines physiotherapy, osteopathy and Pilates with rehabilitation and massage across Edinburgh. Its physio and rehab services support injury recovery, persistent pain, running problems and performance goals, while hands-on therapies and acupuncture provide additional treatment routes.

Physio-led Reformer Pilates is delivered in structured blocks, building strength and stability through consistent progression. Classes are designed for different abilities and are booked as blocks rather than isolated sessions. Balanced also provides at-home physiotherapy, clinical massage and performance testing for people seeking support with movement, recovery or fitness.

Nomad Physiotherapy provides sports injury assessment, treatment and rehabilitation for amateur and elite athletes in Edinburgh and Leith. An initial appointment of up to 50 minutes covers assessment, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation guidance and discussion of goals. Follow-up care can include massage, manual therapy, acupuncture and therapeutic taping.

Rehabilitation plans evolve with the injury and may include tailored exercises and advice. For longer-term injuries, performance testing examines asymmetries and deficits against normative data to support return-to-play decisions. The clinic’s physiotherapist brings experience in professional sport and works with people managing chronic injuries, hypermobility or performance goals. Treatment-only follow-ups are available for patients whose assessment has already established the appropriate approach.

ACL rehabilitation is a specialist service at Edinburgh Sports + Spinal Physiotherapy, supporting people before and after reconstruction and those managing an injury without surgery. The clinic also treats sports injuries, complex knee problems and running injuries across Edinburgh.

A first appointment includes a case history, physical examination, explanation of findings and a treatment plan that develops as recovery progresses. ACL programmes can address movement, swelling, muscle activation, strength and sport-specific performance before return to activity. The practice also provides sports massage, pre- and post-operative physiotherapy, running technique and strength and conditioning. Specialist care is offered at three clinics in Edinburgh. Prior notice is requested for disability access or mobility aids.

Physio Plus combines physiotherapy with Pilates, massage and sports massage in Edinburgh. Physiotherapy begins with an in-depth assessment of posture, biomechanics, strength and stability before the team discusses findings and builds a treatment plan. Pilates can be delivered as a tailored 1:1 or 2:1 session, including programmes for complete beginners, people returning after injury and those unsure which class level to choose. The practice also offers antenatal and postnatal massage, therapeutic massage and sports massage. Its Pilates instructors are physiotherapists, and the service can combine physiotherapy treatment with Pilates exercises when both are useful.

Mums&More Physiotherapy provides specialist women’s health and pelvic floor physiotherapy in Edinburgh for incontinence, pelvic pain, prolapse symptoms, pregnancy and postnatal recovery. Mummy MOT assessments are also available, alongside musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy.

Appointments explore symptoms, history and goals before assessment and a personalised plan using exercise, manual therapy, education and lifestyle advice. Face-to-face sessions take place in a Murrayfield treatment room, while mobile appointments are available when required. The practice supports women returning to exercise and everyday life, with specialist pelvic floor physiotherapy delivered confidentially.

Physiotherapy, Pilates, massage and rehabilitation are available at Balanced Edinburgh - Braid Hills for people recovering from injury, managing pain or working towards fitness goals. Physiotherapy includes assessment, explanation and a practical plan, while the wider service menu covers rehabilitation, hands-on therapies and exercise-led care.

The Braid Hills setting also provides physio-led Reformer Pilates. Classes are booked in blocks so participants can build strength, stability, flexibility, posture and movement control through repetition and progression. Reformer Pilates classes are guided for every ability and form part of the clinic’s wider approach to improving how people move.

Ascenti Physio Edinburgh provides physiotherapy for injury rehabilitation, sports problems and post-operative care, with online sessions available as well as clinic appointments. The Edinburgh clinic is at Regus on George Street, and care can support people returning to running, swimming or walking.

Appointments usually last up to 30 minutes and may include exercises to complete between sessions, accessed through the Ascenti Reach app. Online physiotherapy costs £50 on the listed pay-as-you-go pricing. Patients can choose manual note-taking instead of the secure transcription tool used to support documentation. The clinic is a 10-minute walk from Edinburgh Waverley station, with bus routes along George Street.