Sports Therapy Edinburgh
Physiotherapy, sports therapy and massage clinic in Edinburgh since 2014.
About this business
Sports Therapy Edinburgh has been helping people recover from pain and injury through sports therapy, physiotherapy and massage since 2014. In September 2025 the clinic expanded to Glasgow with the opening of a Battlefield clinic. It is based at 200 Morrison Street in the Haymarket area of Edinburgh.
Physiotherapy and sports therapy sessions are designed to assess, treat and rehabilitate a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries and painful conditions, and are not limited to athletes. The clinic regularly helps people with back pain, neck pain, joint problems, muscle injuries, reduced mobility and everyday aches and pains. Appointments may include a detailed clinical assessment, hands-on treatment, exercise rehabilitation and practical advice, and can also involve massage, electrotherapy, acupuncture and taping.
Patients are treated by either a BSc (Hons) qualified Sports Therapist or a BSc (Hons) qualified Physiotherapist, and clinicians may also be MSc qualified. The team includes Murray Collier, Ciarán Lawless, Piro Aleksi, Aaron Martyn, Ewan Fraser, Niamh Fahey, Jenny Fox, Claire Dunne and Martin Collier.
Why choose them
- Clinic operating in Edinburgh since 2014, with a Glasgow Battlefield clinic added in September 2025
- Physiotherapy and sports therapy from £60 for 30 minutes up to £75 for 60 minutes
- Sports and deep tissue massage from £60 for 30 minutes to £70 for 60 minutes
- Treated by BSc (Hons) qualified Sports Therapists or Physiotherapists, some MSc qualified
- Named team of nine staff including MSK physiotherapists and sports therapists
Services
- Address
- 200 Morrison Street, Edinburgh EH3 8EB
- Credentials
- Clinicians are BSc (Hons) qualified Sports Therapists or BSc (Hons) qualified Physiotherapists; clinicians may also be MSc qualified. No registration or federation membership number is published on the site.
- Pricing
- Physiotherapy & Sports Therapy: £75 - 60 minutes, £70 - 45 minutes, £60 - 30 minutes. Sports & Deep Tissue Massage: £70 - 60 minutes, £60 - 30 minutes. Initial consultation includes treatment; pricing remains the same throughout the treatment plan.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Sports Therapy Edinburgh and since when have they been operating?
The clinic is at 200 Morrison Street, Edinburgh EH3 8EB, in the Haymarket area. It opened in 2014 and expanded to a second clinic in Glasgow's Battlefield in September 2025.
How much does a session cost?
Physiotherapy and sports therapy appointments are £75 for 60 minutes, £70 for 45 minutes and £60 for 30 minutes. Sports and deep tissue massage is £70 for 60 minutes and £60 for 30 minutes. The initial consultation includes treatment, and pricing stays the same throughout your treatment plan.
Who will treat me and what qualifications do they have?
You will be treated by either a BSc (Hons) qualified Sports Therapist or a BSc (Hons) qualified Physiotherapist, and clinicians may also be MSc qualified. The team includes Murray Collier (Sports Therapist and Clinical Director), Ciarán Lawless (MSK Physiotherapist and Clinic Manager), Piro Aleksi and Ewan Fraser (MSK Physiotherapists), Aaron Martyn (Athletic Therapist) and sports therapists Niamh Fahey, Jenny Fox and Claire Dunne.
Do I need to be an athlete to book?
Sessions are designed for musculoskeletal injuries and painful conditions, and are not limited to athletes. The clinic regularly treats back and neck pain, joint problems, muscle injuries, reduced mobility and everyday aches and pains, alongside sports injuries.
What happens during an appointment?
An appointment may include a detailed clinical assessment, hands-on treatment, exercise rehabilitation and practical advice. Depending on your needs, sessions may also include massage, electrotherapy, acupuncture and taping, and you may be offered an individual injury-prevention or maintenance programme.