Physiotherapy
Active Health Clinic Glasgow is a private HCPC Registered Chartered Physiotherapy and sports injury Clinic in Glasgow City Centre.
Every physiotherapist on our team holds HCPC registration and membership of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP). Assessments are one-to-one, and every treatment plan is completely personalised to treat your unique situation.
Whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing a long-term condition, or looking to improve performance, we focus on getting you back to full function, safely and efficiently.
Book online or call our clinic today to start your journey to recovery.
Searching for physiotherapy in Glasgow? Lots of physiotherapy clinics put you with whoever’s free. We match you to the right clinician for your specific problem.
Whether that’s a chartered physiotherapist, a sports therapist, or a musculoskeletal physiotherapist with a particular specialism. Who treats you matters as much as how they treat you.
Our trusted physiotherapists always take the time to fully explain your condition and treatment plan to leave you feeling in control and in the know every step of the way. The clinic has five treatment rooms and a team covering Monday to Sunday, giving us the capacity to see new patients quickly, with patients travelling in from Glasgow city centre and across the city.
Start the process of rehabilitation and recovery with Active Health Clinic, and speak with our team today.
Chartered Physiotherapist
With six years of experience in the health industry, Eilidh has built a diverse skillset through her work as a sports massage therapist and more recently as a chartered physiotherapist after graduating from her degree at Glasgow Caledonian University.
Chartered Physiotherapist
Chris Church is an HCPC-registered Physiotherapist with a BSc in Physiotherapy from Glasgow Caledonian University and a diploma with distinction in sports massage.
Experience across NHS rotations, orthopaedics, and sports physiotherapy.
Chartered Physiotherapist / Sports Massage Therapist
Shannon is a Chartered Physiotherapist and Sports Massage Therapist. Alongside clinic work, she looks after players at two semi-professional football teams, using a combination of both physiotherapy and sports massage to help clients manage pain & restore mobility,
Chartered Physiotherapist & Active Health Clinic Owner
Rebecca McEwan is an HCPC-registered physiotherapist and the owner of Active Health Clinic Glasgow. With a Master’s degree in Physiotherapy, she brings a broad knowledge and extensive experience of managing musculoskeletal conditions.
Our physiotherapy service covers the full range of musculoskeletal conditions across all areas of the body, from acute sports injuries to long-term conditions that have never been properly addressed.
Each assessment is thorough, allowing us to identify the root cause of your symptoms rather than just treating the pain.
We also now offer shockwave therapy for stubborn, long-standing injuries that haven’t responded well to other treatment, such as plantar fasciitis or other chronic tendon pain.
At Active Health Group, our chartered physios are incredibly experienced in assisting those dealing with musculoskeletal (MSK) injuries and related pain.
Conditions that affect muscles, joints, tendons, ligaments, nerves, and the spinal column, are some of the most life-impacting injuries to deal with and we pride ourselves on getting our clients moving pain-free once again. We can also refer you directly from our physiotherapy centre to the NHS for a diagnostic assessment if required.
Whether you’re dealing with a sudden injury, sciatica, or chronic lower back pain that flares with certain movements, our physiotherapists run a thorough assessment to find what’s driving the problem rather than treating it in isolation.
From that assessment, we build a treatment plan drawing on manual therapy, targeted exercise, and posture correction, working through the underlying issue to restore function and reduce pain.
Spinal conditions we treat regularly include lower back pain, sciatica and nerve pain, disc-related problems, and postural conditions that build up from prolonged desk work.
Getting back to the same activity level after a sports injury requires more than time off.
Soft tissue injuries, muscle strains, ligament sprains, and tendon problems all need structured rehabilitation to heal properly and avoid re-injury, and performance enhancement after a layoff needs planning too.
Active Health Clinic’s sports physiotherapy covers the full recovery journey, from initial assessment and pain relief through to a sport-specific rehabilitation plan built around your training schedule and personal goals.
Our sports therapist team understand the importance of clear timelines and honest goals for every athlete, beginner and professional.
Clinical assessment, hands-on soft tissue therapy, targeted strengthening, and injury prevention work all feed into your programme, with each element progressing as your body responds.
Sports injuries we treat include hamstring and quad strains, Achilles tendinopathy, plantar fasciitis, knee injuries, rotator cuff problems, and tennis elbow. Return to sport is always the goal, not just symptom relief or a permanent reduction in what you can do.
Joint pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility don’t have to be permanent and physiotherapy can help improve mobility and get you moving again.
Whether you’re dealing with osteoarthritis, recovering function after surgery, or hip or knee pain that has built up gradually over years, physiotherapy can reduce pain and discomfort, help you return to normal function, and lift your activity levels significantly.
Post-operative rehabilitation is a significant part of our work as a rehabilitation centre.
After surgery, tissue healing needs to be managed carefully. Too little movement and you lose function; push too quickly and you risk setting recovery back.
Our physiotherapists build structured rehabilitation plans for orthopaedic procedures such as knee replacement, progressing the right pace for your specific procedure and your body’s response.
We also treat occupational and work-related injuries, including repetitive strain conditions, shoulder and neck problems from prolonged screen work, and lower body injuries caused by physical work demands.
Where the problem has a postural or movement cause, we address that directly with targeted movement retraining and postural correction exercises.
We offer acupuncture and dry needling, which use fine needles to help manage pain. Acupuncture involves selected points on the body, while dry needling targets muscle tissue. Sports kinesiology taping uses flexible adhesive tape to support movement, and Kinetic Chain Release (KCR) involves gentle stretches and joint movements.
We also offer extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT), which delivers acoustic pulses through the skin. We’ve used a new machine since June 2026 for this treatment, which may help long-standing tendon problems such as plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy, and tennis elbow.
Read more about shockwave therapy and discuss suitability with our team at your assessment.
Our holistic approach also includes sports massage, which works on muscles and other soft tissues, and podiatry for foot health and function. We assess your needs before recommending treatment options.
Active Health Clinic Glasgow has a team of chartered physiotherapists, sports therapists, and specialist sports massage therapists, each selected for their clinical skill and their ability to give patients quality, hands-on care and proper time and attention.
That breadth of expertise means we can match you to the right clinician for your specific problem, rather than booking you with whoever’s next available.
All chartered physiotherapists on the team hold HCPC registration and membership of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.
Long hours at a desk lead to tight shoulders, poor posture, stiff necks, and lower back pain that builds over time.
We treat posture problems and repetitive strain injuries, building routines and habits that fit your job.
After an operation, movement needs to be managed carefully and considered to help with the recovery process.
Our physiotherapists build structured post-operative rehab plans that progress at the right pace for your procedure.
Physical work brings its own injury patterns, including repetitive strain, shoulder and back problems, many from manual tasks and heavy loads.
We build plans that account for the physical demands of your job.
For osteoarthritis, joint pain, or mobility that’s declined gradually over the years, physiotherapy can reduce pain and help you move more freely.
Treatment plans focus on function and restoration, so you can maintain movement in the long term.
Falls, accidents, and injuries can limit movement and quality of life.
Whatever has caused pain or discomfort, we assess it to treat the cause rather than just the symptom.
We build a recovery plan around getting you back to a pain-free, normal life.
Exercise injuries or gym injuries can be common, and our sports therapist team specialise in treating injuries across a variety of athletic groups.
From professional athletes to weekend gym-goers, we tailor treatment at you activity level and health goals, helping you recover safely to get back to doing your favourite activities.
Your initial session is both an assessment and, in most cases, the beginning of treatment. Our Glasgow team takes the time to fully understand your problem and your goals before we start working on it.
We ask when the problem started, what makes it better or worse, what you’ve already tried, and what you want to get back to doing.
We test your range of motion, strength, joint stability, and movement patterns to diagnose what’s involved.
Our team will clearly explain what they’ve found and why it’s causing the pain, restriction, or performance issue you came in with.
We encourage patients to ask whatever questions they may have so that they feel in control of their health and body.
From our assessment, a treatment plan is devised. We provide an honest recommendation of how many sessions you’re likely to need, and what you can do between appointments to promote further recovery and restoration.
All of our treatments are evidence-based to encourage safe and effective results and we welcome feedback at all stages of the process. This is a health care service first and foremost, and your needs are the number one priority at all times.
We typically begin the treatment plan in the same session rather than being delayed to a follow-up.
Subsequent follow-up sessions focus on progression, rehabilitation, and measurable improvements. Before we start, your physiotherapist will assess how your body has responded since your last appointment and update your plan accordingly.
For a quote on any of our MSK Physiotherapy services, get in touch with a friendly member of the team today and we’ll be happy to discuss your requirements.
Whatever your condition or injury may be, we have a huge range of different treatment options available here at Active Health Clinic, from our industry leading extracorporeal shockwave therapy technology, to massage, injections, neurology and more, using a data and experience led approach to identify the perfect treatment for each and ever client who walks through the doors of our Glasgow City Center clinic.
Once our physiotherapy treatments have you back on your feet and active once again, it is time to make sure that you don’t have to deal with the same recurring injury time and time again. Our specialists will work with you to build a stronger and more resilient body that ever before with bespoke strengthening training and injury prevention advice
Our physios understand exactly how the human musculoskeletal system reacts and adapts to impact and stress, and will help you develop a programme of self-care and behaviors which will not only see you return to your original training capacity, but go beyond your expectations of your body’s capabilities.
Our initial physiotherapy assessment costs either £65 and lasts 45 minutes or £75 for 60 minutes. Follow-up sessions cost between £55 for 30 minutes and £75 for 60 minutes.
You can check our current fees on our price list before booking.
If pain or injury is limiting what you can do, an assessment with an experienced physiotherapist who can identify exactly what’s wrong and set out a clear treatment plan is the fastest route to changing that. Our team of physiotherapists will never dismiss your experiences as simply aches and pains and understand the neurological impact that biomechanical pain can have on your health and well being.
Our team have a special interest in the reaction of joints and muscles to different treatments and are aware of all of the latest up-to-date research in the physiotherapy industry across the UK and beyond. All our physiotherapists are registered with the HCPC and have extensive experience in working with people of all ages and from all walks of life, from endurance athletes, to those simply looking to live their lives pain free.
Active Health Clinic Glasgow has been helping patients across the Central Belt of Scotland with evidence-based techniques and personalised treatment plans. We work hard to match you with the right member of our team during the initial appointment and follow up appointments, giving you the best opportunity to restore function and recover fully.
We’re open Monday to Sunday, so you can be seen quickly and at a time that works for you.
Take the first step towards pain relief and book with our team today, or call us to find out more.
Our clinic’s full address is Unit 17 Active Health Clinic, Morris Park, 37 Rosyth Rd, Glasgow, G5 0YE. You can call us on 07427 737 604 to arrange your appointment.
Same-day bookings are available, and you can book online or by phone without a referral. Book your physiotherapy appointment through Cliniko to choose an available slot.
Ready to take the next step? Book your appointment today or call us on 07427 737 604. We’re here to help with tailored, evidence-based care.
No. Private physiotherapy in Scotland does not require a GP referral. You can book directly with Active Health Clinic Glasgow online or by phone. There’s no need to visit your GP or wait for a referral letter before you can be seen.
Our session fees are on our price list page. We confirm the cost before your first session so there are no surprises. If you have health insurance through Bupa, AXA PPP, or Cigna, your physiotherapy sessions may be covered by your policy.
Wear clothing that gives the physiotherapist access to the area being assessed. For lower body problems, loose shorts or joggers are ideal. For back, shoulder, or neck problems, a vest top or a layer you can remove easily works well.
MSK physiotherapy and sports injury sessions vary between individuals and conditions. Your physiotherapist will give you an honest estimate at your first assessment and will update it as your recovery progresses. We don’t extend treatment beyond what’s clinically needed.
Ready to take the next step? Book your appointment today or call us on 07427 737 604. We’re here to help with tailored, evidence-based care.
