Personalised Patient Care

Award-Winning Edinburgh Physiotherapy Clinics

Our highly experienced Edinburgh physiotherapists provide the very best evidence-based treatment and advice available and use a combination of movement, exercise and hands-on treatment to restore normal function. 

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Specialist Edinburgh Physio Treatment

Our highly experienced physiotherapy team focus on personalised patient care by providing the best evidence-based treatment and advice available.

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What We Do

Edinburgh Physiotherapy
About Us

Award-Winning Physiotherapy Clinics

Your journey to recovery is important to us. We care and listen to our patients and want to know your expectations and goals.
team

Meet our highly experienced physiotherapy team

The team has a wealth of experience treating musculoskeletal conditions and sports injuries including back pain, soft tissue injuries, joint pain, postural dysfunction, and post-op rehabilitation.

Locations

Find a location near you

The Physiotherapy Clinics - Gracemount

The Physiotherapy Clinics - Leith

The Physiotherapy Clinics - South Gyle

The Physiotherapy Clinics - Haymarket

Peebles Physiotherapy

FAQ

Your questions answered

What is Physiotherapy?
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Physiotherapists help patients recover from acute or chronic injury, pain, spinal, neurological, and post-surgery conditions. They help patients of all ages from young children to the elderly, and all walks of life from work or home related conditions to professional athletes.

The main goal of physiotherapy is to reduce pain, restore normal function and movement and prevent further injury. After a detailed assessment and diagnosis, your Physiotherapist will use a combination of hands-on treatment, exercise and other modalities like shockwave, dry needling and laser therapy to help the recovery and repair process.

At The Physiotherapy Clinics, our Physiotherapists take a holistic approach, addressing both the injury or condition as well as the patient themselves. They empower their patients to help with their recovery and return to normal everyday function and activities.

At The Physiotherapy Clinics, our experienced physiotherapy team specialise in musculoskeletal injuries. For example, joint and muscle injuries or sports injuries, back and neck pain or post-surgery rehabilitation.

Back and neck pain or stiffness and painful joints, are commonly treated at our clinics. Conditions that affect the way we move, sit or walk like postural and muscle asymmetries and poor balance are also seen on a regular basis.

Every patient and injury are different so there is no “standard” answer to this question.

After a detailed assessment your physiotherapist will discuss with you what they think is the best plan to achieve normal pain free function and movement, so you can return to your everyday activities as quickly and safely as possible.

For some conditions, you may only need advice and an exercise/rehab plan, but post-surgery and chronic conditions for example, may take a few appointments. Your physiotherapist will go through this with you.

The speed at which physiotherapy produces noticeable results can vary widely depending on several factors, including the nature and severity of the condition being treated, the individual’s overall health and fitness level, their adherence to the prescribed treatment and rehabilitation plan.

Physiotherapy can be beneficial for individuals with arthritis. Arthritis is a condition characterized by inflammation and stiffness in the joints, which can lead to pain, reduced mobility, and decreased function. While physiotherapy cannot cure arthritis, it can help manage symptoms, improve joint mobility, increase strength and enhance overall quality of life for people living with arthritis

Our Physiotherapists are all registered healthcare professionals, having studied a physiotherapy Degree or Masters. Most go on to study advanced physiotherapy and specialise in one of the many areas of physiotherapy. Our team specialise in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and sports injuries.