Physiotherapists in Glasgow

Berkley (Kemp) Physiotherapy assesses and treats problems including lower back pain, sciatica and restricted shoulder movement. It suits people looking for a clear plan, whether they need advice on safe lifting at work or exercises to support longer-term progress.

The practice takes account of each person’s issues and goals, then explains the assessment and treatment clearly. Guidance can include achievable exercises and practical corrections, helping patients continue their rehabilitation beyond the appointment.

Body Foot and Leg Clinic combines podiatry, physiotherapy and biomechanical assessment for foot, ankle and lower-limb problems in Glasgow. Its services include gait and running analysis, sports injury diagnosis and medical assessment with diagnostic ultrasound.

The clinic provides 3D-printed foot orthotics, shockwave therapy, massage and injection therapies alongside rehabilitation. Assessments examine movement and biomechanics for people affected by recurring problems in sport, walking or everyday activity. Runners and cyclists can use the running and gait services to investigate how they move, while full video gait analysis offers a detailed view of movement for orthotic or injury decisions.

JMC Physiocures supports recovery from injury, illness and musculoskeletal pain through face-to-face physiotherapy, with clinics across Glasgow and surrounding areas. Its services include physiotherapy, massage and acupuncture within a rehabilitation programme.

The team works with back and neck pain, sciatica and shoulder problems, as well as arthritis, knee problems and ligament or cartilage injuries. Treatment can combine hands-on care with advice and rehabilitation exercises, while the clinic considers work, fitness, general health and the activities each person wants to regain. Home visits and remote sessions are also available.

Physiobeats Glasgow provides physiotherapy and rehabilitation support for people working to reduce symptoms, improve movement or recover from injury. Sessions have included advice, feedback and exercises for problems such as a sore neck, while shockwave therapy is also available as a documented treatment at the practice.

The service is built around explaining treatment clearly and listening to how symptoms affect the individual. This gives clients a structured route through physical therapy, from initial concerns to practical exercises and ongoing rehabilitation.

Back pain, sports injuries, chronic pain and restricted mobility are treated through physiotherapy and soft-tissue therapy at Medic Touch Medic. Each journey starts with an assessment and diagnosis, followed by a treatment plan that may combine hands-on techniques with exercises to strengthen weak areas and restore movement.

The Glasgow practice also offers deep tissue, sports and pregnancy massage. Its soft-tissue therapy is physiotherapy-led, addressing muscles, fascia, tendons and ligaments rather than focusing only on short-term relief. First visits last 60 minutes, with follow-up appointments also available.

RRP Clinic uses hands-on physical therapy, targeted massage and stretching to address issues such as shoulder, hip, back and glute pain. It suits people recovering from injury, managing work-related strain or aiming to return to activities such as yoga.

Treatment is shaped around the affected area and can include clear explanations of muscle connections, guided stretches and a plan for recovery. Online appointment scheduling is available, making it straightforward to arrange a session before attending the clinic.

Physiotherapy, massage and acupuncture are available at JMC Physiocures Partick for people recovering from injury, illness or pain. The clinic treats back and neck pain, sciatica, shoulder pain and sporting problems, while the wider team also works in occupational health. Physiotherapy can include advice aimed at preventing future injury.

Acupuncture may form part of a physiotherapy rehabilitation programme, and massage is offered separately. The practice describes its approach as face-to-face treatment based around each person’s needs. Partick appointments include a 45-minute initial assessment and treatment, followed by return appointments of around 30 minutes. The clinic is part of a wider group with locations across Lanarkshire and Glasgow.

Sports Life Work combines injury assessment, sports massage and rehabilitation for people returning to work, everyday activity, fitness or sport. The Glasgow clinic works with elite athletes, fun runners and office workers, adapting sessions around the injury, lifestyle and desired activity.

Assessment considers movement, lifestyle and possible causes before setting out treatment and a plan for continued progress. The clinic also has a fully equipped private gym for rehabilitation and sports-specific training, with cardio equipment, free weights and outdoor training space. Personal training and small-group sessions are available alongside injury care.

TD Physiotherapy helps people recover from running injuries, back pain, shoulder problems, tennis elbow and knee pain. Treatment can combine hands-on work, massage, acupuncture and targeted exercises following a full assessment.

Exercises and information may be shared through an app for use between appointments. This gives clients a structured way to build strength, improve mobility and work towards returning to normal activities or running.

Hillington Physiocures provides hands-on physiotherapy for back pain and sports injuries in Glasgow. The clinic also offers acupuncture within physiotherapy rehabilitation and massage for people working on pain, stiffness or movement.

Kenny has particular interests in back pain, sports injuries and posture-related injuries. The wider team brings experience from NHS, professional sport and occupational health settings. The Hillington clinic is based within Merlin Business Centre, with free on-site parking and public transport nearby. It serves Hillington, Renfrew, Paisley, Cardonald and Crookston.

Assessment and exercise programmes help address shoulder and arm problems at FirstPhysio Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Clinic,Chartered Physiotherapist. The practice also works with wrist, elbow, neck and arch pain.

Appointments involve detailed questioning and checks to identify the source of an issue, followed by exercises for home. Massage, stretching and acupuncture have been used for immediate problems, while longer-term programmes support strength and resilience as movement improves.

Podiatry, physiotherapy and Pilates work together at The Hub Glasgow in Kinning Park. The clinic guides people with foot, skin or nail problems, as well as those needing rehabilitation or movement support, towards the most suitable first appointment.

Podiatry includes routine care, fungal nails, verrucae and ingrowing toenails. Physiotherapy covers assessment-led musculoskeletal care, strength and rehabilitation, while the adjoining studio provides Reformer, Tower and Clinical Pilates. Private one-to-one equipment sessions can lead into small-group classes, with clinical support nearby when pain or injury is part of the picture. Build confidence on the equipment with a private one-to-one session.

MG Physiotherapy provides hands-on treatment for musculoskeletal pain, supporting people with back and neck pain, sciatica and sports injuries. The clinic uses manual therapy, including mobilisation and manipulation, alongside remedial massage.

Assessment is followed by treatment and practical guidance, with exercises and posture advice forming part of the recovery plan where appropriate. Ultrasound, dry needling and kinesio taping are also available. The practice offers late weekday and weekend appointments, and provides vestibular assessment for dizziness-related conditions. Initial assessment and treatment is listed at £75.

Glasgow Premier Physiotherapy treats sports injuries, accident-related pain and musculoskeletal conditions in Glasgow city centre. Services include physiotherapy, sports massage and acupuncture, with rehabilitation massage supporting recovery and ongoing activity.

Initial consultations include a medical history, objective examination, diagnosis and treatment discussion. The team works with athletes, office workers, manual workers and older adults. Pre- and post-event massages are available for athletes, while the clinic also offers physiotherapy and sports injury care from its city-centre setting. Cupping and shockwave therapy are among the additional treatment options listed.

Pregnancy, postnatal recovery, menopause, pelvic floor concerns and women’s exercise are the focus of Pelvic Health with Rosie Davie. The clinic provides pelvic health physiotherapy, one-to-one support, antenatal and postnatal Pilates, education and online resources for women at different life stages. Assessment and exercise guidance can help women understand changes affecting the pelvic floor and return to activity with greater confidence.

Support extends from proactive pregnancy care to postnatal pelvic floor recovery, diastasis, c-section rehabilitation and post-operative hysterectomy recovery. Rosie also creates education for physiotherapists, coaches and other health professionals. Her background includes NHS women’s health, musculoskeletal care and athletic performance, and the service reflects an interest in helping women remain active rather than automatically stopping exercise.

Physiotherapy, sports massage and injury services are available at Hampden Sports Clinic, a sports-focused health clinic at Hampden Park. Its team supports physiotherapy, athlete care and sports massage, with podiatry and biomechanics also available.

The clinic provides focused shockwave treatment, MSK ultrasound and video consultations, supported by doctors, physiotherapists and sports scientists. It also offers paediatric and women’s physiotherapy. Initial physiotherapy consultations last 45 minutes and follow-ups 30 minutes. Online video consultations are available for people who cannot visit the clinic.

Physiotherapy-led care through strength training connects rehabilitation with real-world performance at Athletes Move. The Glasgow clinic supports acute injuries, chronic conditions and return to sport through clinical assessment, coaching and tailored programmes.

The service covers children, elite athletes, the general population and older people. The Rising Athlete programme is designed for ages 8 to 15 and focuses on athletic foundations, movement quality, coordination, strength and injury prevention. The clinic also supports pre- and post-orthopaedic surgery rehabilitation and acute trauma injuries. Appointments are not time-capped, and patients have direct access to their healthcare provider, making physiotherapy-led care through strength training central to its model.

Physiobalance focuses on dizziness, vertigo and balance problems, including benign paroxysmal positional vertigo. Alison assesses symptoms with balance tests and may use the Epley manoeuvre as part of treatment.

Sessions can include exercises and instructions for balance work at home. The practice explains the condition and provides practical steps to support recovery between appointments, including guidance for people managing recurring vertigo.

Exercise-based physiotherapy, manipulative techniques and specialist technology form the core of GK Physiotherapy’s approach to sports injuries and musculoskeletal problems. Gal Kantor offers consultations in a Glasgow clinic or online, assessing the problem before combining treatment with prescribed exercises and movement work.

The practice covers sports injuries and musculoskeletal conditions, with specialist services including shockwave therapy and NESA X Signal therapy. Shockwave treatment is listed for plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy, calcific shoulder tendons and tennis elbow. Patients receive exercises with their purpose explained, while the Active, Fit & Injury-Free course supports mobility, flexibility and strength for people aiming to remain active.

Body Balance combines physiotherapy, massage and exercise guidance for people managing sports injuries, upper-back problems or wider rehabilitation needs. The service suits athletes, people wanting regular sports massage and those who need exercises explained around their individual requirements.

Treatments include deep tissue and sports massage, with dry needling also used in care. Sessions may focus on identifying the underlying problem before working through exercises and hands-on treatment. Deep tissue, sport, dry needles summarises the supported treatment mix.

NIKÖ Recovery & Pain Management uses sports massage, deep-tissue work and cupping to address muscle tension, pain, tightness and sports-related setbacks in Glasgow. Sessions can support swimmers, gym-goers and active people dealing with recurring injuries or reduced mobility.

Treatment may include a pain assessment, massage and dry cupping, followed by exercises or a rehabilitation plan for home use. The practice focuses on understanding contributing factors as well as treating symptoms, with explanations given during sessions. Its approach is suitable for people who are missing training because of soreness, recovering from an injury or seeking a full-body reset.

Physio Focused provides private physiotherapy in Glasgow city centre for injury recovery, pain management and prevention. Manual therapy and exercise rehabilitation support people with back, hip, knee, ankle and shoulder problems, as well as sports injuries.

The clinic also offers sports massage, ergonomic assessment and running mechanics assessment. Its Prevent Plan is built around regular maintenance, with access to rehabilitation, nutrition and fitness-related benefits. Physiotherapists are registered with the HCPC and Chartered Society of Physiotherapists, giving the clinic a structured basis for one-off treatment and ongoing injury prevention.

First Class Physiotherapy assesses and treats injuries affecting areas such as the arms, shoulders and other parts of the body. Appointments combine treatment with exercises and guidance intended to help people understand and reduce the risk of the problem returning.

The service suits adults seeking rehabilitation after an injury, including families arranging care for an older relative. A short course of sessions may be used alongside home exercises to support progress between visits.

Physiotherapy and sports injury treatment at Southside Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic focuses on understanding the problem and building a practical rehabilitation plan. The Glasgow clinic’s service is supported by its stated focus on physiotherapy and sports injuries, while recurring treatment themes include clear explanations, exercise recommendations and advice around persistent pain.

Appointments can address discomfort that affects activity or everyday movement, with treatment combined with exercises to continue between sessions. The approach is suited to people who want to understand why pain is occurring as well as what to do next. The available service information is concise, so readers should contact the clinic for the current treatment scope and appointment arrangements.

Hyndland Physio provides physiotherapy in Glasgow and Ayrshire for back, neck, shoulder, work-related and sports-related problems. Treatment can combine massage, manual therapy and exercise advice, with a focus on improving movement, function and self-management for people recovering from injury or living with persistent pain.

The clinic offers domiciliary physiotherapy and advice at home, as well as pain rehabilitation, strength and conditioning, Pilates and pre- and post-operative support. A first appointment includes a full assessment and treatment goals, while the clinic gym supports rehabilitation and conditioning. Sports physiotherapy is tailored to each person’s goals.

Glasgow Bowen Clinic uses Bowen Therapy for people managing back problems, aches, reduced mobility and pain linked to older injuries or pregnancy. It suits clients interested in a holistic approach that considers the wider factors contributing to how they feel.

Colin explains each stage of treatment and provides follow-up actions, while adapting appointments to the individual issue. The clinic can support people who want to understand their symptoms as well as receive hands-on therapy for movement and comfort.