Physiotherapy in Guildford & Surbiton

Expert physiotherapy treatment at Health in Motion – helping you recover from injury, reduce pain, and return to doing what you love.

With clinics in Guildford and Surbiton, our physiotherapists provide hands-on treatment, tailored rehabilitation, and evidence-based exercise programmes to support recovery at every stage. Whether you are an athlete managing a sports injury, recovering after surgery, or simply looking to move better, our physio team is here to help.

Why Choose Health in Motion for Physiotherapy?

Two convenient clinic locations in Surbiton & Guildford
Fully-registered, experienced physiotherapists
Modern rehab gym and diagnostic ultrasound on-site
Trusted by elite athletes and local families alike
Flexible appointments, including evenings and weekends
Seamless access to our multidisciplinary team – osteopaths, S&C coaches, yoga and massage specialists

What Does Physiotherapy Involve?

Our physios use a combination of:

Manual therapy to ease stiffness and reduce pain
Exercise-based rehabilitation to build strength and restore movement
Movement re-education to prevent recurring injuries
Education and advice to empower you to manage your own recovery

On-site diagnostics including ultrasound to precisely identify the source of your pain

What we treat

Sports Injuries

Back Pain

Neck Pain

Shoulder Pain

Ankle Pain

Knee Pain

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Meet Your Physiotherapy Team

Jasmine

Jasmine is a HCPC and CSP registered physiotherapist with extensive experience in treating both sports and lifestyle injuries. She specialises in rehabilitation for athletes, return-to-sport programmes, and helping patients manage chronic musculoskeletal conditions.

Her approach combines hands-on treatment, targeted strength training, and movement analysis, ensuring that every patient receives care tailored to their unique needs and goals.

Francesco

Francesco is a HCPC registered physiotherapist with advanced training in musculoskeletal care, osteopathy, and diagnostic ultrasound. He has extensive experience in assessing complex movement patterns, treating sports injuries, and guiding patients through performance-focused rehabilitation.

His approach blends biomechanics expertise, hands-on therapy, and strength-based rehabilitation, making him especially effective in supporting athletes and active individuals.

Sports Physiotherapy

We work with athletes from a wide range of sports including CrossFit, gymnastics, rugby, football, running, triathlon, and volleyball.

Sports physiotherapy at Health in Motion focuses not only on treating injuries, but also on optimising performance and preventing recurrence. With access to our rehab gym and diagnostic technology, we can bridge the gap between treatment and peak performance.

Book an Appointment Today

If you have a sports injury or physical ailment, our Surbiton and Guildford physio clinics are here to help. We can help you overcome recurring injuries and improve your physical well-being.

Our goal is to help you get back to your normal activities as quickly as possible. Book an appointment with our experts today to begin your path to recovery and improved quality of life. Our team are here to answer your questions and book a visit at a convenient time for you.

Physiotherapy FAQs

What is the difference between physio and osteopathy?

Physiotherapists focus heavily on exercise rehabilitation and movement re-education, while osteopaths often emphasise hands-on joint and soft tissue techniques. At Health in Motion, our multidisciplinary team ensures you get the right approach – or a blend of both.

How many physio sessions will I need?

This depends on your condition. Some acute injuries improve within 2–3 sessions, while longer-term or post-surgical rehab may require ongoing support. We’ll outline a clear treatment plan after your first assessment.

Do I need a referral to see a physiotherapist?

No. You can book directly with our Guildford or Surbiton clinics without a GP referral.

Is physiotherapy suitable for older adults?

Yes. We frequently support patients with arthritis, mobility issues, and balance concerns, tailoring treatment to each individual’s goals.