STT - Soft Tissue Therapy Scotland

A wide range of patients of all ages and lifestyles are treated at this physiotherapy clinic located in Helensburgh in Scotland. The clinic also provides Beauty Therapy and Cosmeceutical Skincare to patients. Chartered physiotherapists recognized by most private Insurance companies treat patients at the clinic. The clinic is registered by the Health Professions Council. Treatments provided after a detailed initial assessment of the condition of the patient include manipulation, mobilization, ultrasound therapy, electrotherapy, exercise therapy and postural advice. Please note the appointment diary on WhatClinic is not synchronised with The Lomond Clinic's diary 

Aberdeen Physiotherapy is a reputed facility that has been providing quality services for over three decades. Conditions treated here include sports injuries and musculoskeletal problems including sports injuries, neck and back pain, work related injuries, soft tissue injuries, arthritic pain, rehabilitation following surgery and posture problems. Treatment techniques include joint mobilisation and manipulation, exercises, soft tissue techniques/massage, electrotherapy, acupuncture, ergonomic advice. Another service available is an onsite assessment for companies where the therapist assesses and provides apt ergonomic advice to the employees. They also sell various products like splints, supports and rehabilitation products like lumbar rolls, wheat packs etc.

The Shand Practice specialise in the treatment of upper and lower limb sport based injuries utilising evidence based treatment strategies and the latest in cutting edge technology. We provide osteopathic, sports massage and podiatry treatment, custom made foot orthotics using computerised scanning technology and video gait analysis to assess the way that you walk and run.Our clinic is central and easily accessible.

I'm a local therapist offering clinical Sports Massage and Soft Tissue Therapy in Musselburgh for the treatment of chronic pain and soft tissue injuries.  Sports massage is the application of massage techniques to athletes, used to help them prepare for and recover from training and competing. It can be used to address injury problems, improve functional flexibility and range of motion and reduce recovery times between training. However it is not just for athletes. The techniques used in sports massage treat the soft tissues of the body (muscles, tendons, ligaments and fascia), which everyone has, and so there is a move towards referring to it as soft tissue therapy instead. Soft tissue therapy is the assessment, treatment and management of soft tissue injury, pain and dysfunction of the musculoskeletal system. It looks to address the whole body system, identifying and treating causes of pain and dysfunction and not just treating the symptoms. It can redress imbalances caused by everyday activities, such as sitting at a computer all day, allowing a greater freedom of movement and a consequent reduction in chronic pain. It can also be used to ease some of the symptoms of medical conditions such as Multiple Sclerosis, Diabetes and Cystic Fibrosis. Treatments include a postural and/or joint assessments to identify the source of your issues, a full treatment using a range of massage and soft tissue techniques, and advice on stretching and rehabilitation exercises.

This physiotherapy group runs three well equipped clinics located at Ashington and Blyth in Northumberland and in Newcastle upon Tyne. The highly trained teams at all the clinics have experience in treating a wide range of painful injuries and conditions and in helping patients function normally in the shortest possible time. Services available at the clinic are manual physiotherapy, massage, spinal and joint manipulation and mobilization, exercise therapy, Pilates, electrotherapy, posture and gait re-education, post injury rehabilitation, sports injury rehabilitation and post operative rehabilitation.

Professional physiotherapy solutions to a range of conditions are provided by the team of chartered physiotherapists at this clinic in Edinburgh. A detailed diagnosis is conducted and a treatment plan to make patients live a pain free life is drawn up. Services provided include joint manipulation and mobilization and soft tissue massage, exercise prescriptions for strengthening muscles and stretching soft tissues, core stability exercises, electrotherapy using ultrasound, low voltage TENS, interferential electrotherapy, traction, and massage therapy.

other services: * Soft tissue manipulation (massage) * Joint mobilisation * Electrotherapy * Acupuncture * Exercise therapy * Advice on Injury prevention * Advice on self management Treatments for the following: # Back and Neck pain - Acute and Long term # Work related injuries # Soft tissue injuries # Joint / muscle pain # Arthritic pain # Sciatica # Whiplash # Rehabilitation following surgery # Strains and sprains

The Gt Clinic has been operating since 1993 when it was the ‘Glenn George Clinic’ originally offering only Reflexology. Since that time it became apparent that some clients would benefit from treatment with a more direct therapy, involving soft tissue management, and so in 2002 ‘Sports Therapy’ was added.Welcome to our brochure page.  We offer different types of treatment: the holistic approach of classical Reflexology and the specific techniques incorporated in Sports Therapy. Massage is listed separately but is often included in injury treatments. We are a member of the Society of Sports Therapists & member of the International Federation of Reflexologists.

Broughton Health Clinic is a clinic specialising in sports therapy, physiotherapy, massage for relaxation and deep tissue injury purposes and chiropody. The clinic was established in Edinburgh in 1954. The staff members itiilse the latest techniques in ultrasound, faradic, short wave therapy to aid in their treatment. Patients come from all over Scotland for their treatments and they are accepted by most major private medical insurers. All the practiotioners are qualifified physiotherapists, registered with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, the Health Professions Council and the SMAE Institute.