First Physio in Exeter provide a full physiotherapy service to help people affected by injury, illness or disability

Our specialist musculoskeletal physiotherapists help people affected by injury, illness or disability through individualised treatment, manual therapy, exercise, education and advice.

First Physio is a dedicated physio practice based at the Devon & Exeter Squash Club in Exeter

We are specialists in diagnostic and rehabilitative management of all musculoskeletal conditions. Our physiotherapists are experienced at treating both children and adults. We are a BUPA accredited practice and registered with other major insurers.

First Physio is situated within the Devon and Exeter Squash Club. We welcome all patients and our clients do not have to be club members. There is extensive on site free parking for First Physio patients.

Experienced physiotherapists and sports masseuse’s for all types of patients

Hands on physiotherapy including joint moblisation, sports massage, acupuncture, exercises and rehabilitation

Physiotherapy to help diagnose and treat anything from neck & back pain to muscle tears and ligament injuries to post operative rehab

Tailored treatment and rehabilitation plans based on clinical and lifestyle needs

Clinic and rehab based treatment: access to studio space, outside space alongside clinic rooms.

Evening, early morning and Saturday appointments available

Services we provide at our friendly Exeter practice include:

Injury Management

We are specialists in diagnostic and rehabilitative management of all musculoskeletal conditions, providing graded treatment and rehabilitation to recover quickly from your problem.

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Acupuncture

We are specialists in the use of acupuncture; it is an extremely useful adjunct to the rehabilitation process and pain management. Physiotherapists are in a unique position to combine acupuncture with other treatment methods, such as: exercise, re-education to movemenrt, joint mobilisation, and relaxation.

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Manual Therapy

Manual therapy is a specific hands-on technique, used to diagnose and treat soft tissues and joint structures for the purpose of modulating pain, increasing range of motion, facilitating movement, and improving function.

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Sports Massage

We can provide massage therapy. Sports massage is a hands-on treatment in the management, manipulation and rehabilitation of soft tissues of the body including muscles, tendons and ligaments. It can be used as a standalone treatment, as part of your physiotherapy treatment and rehabilitation, as a maintenance programme, or as a form of relaxation.

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Exercise Prescription

We can help you learn the correct way to increase strength, flexibility and prevent injury. We will give you specific individual exercise programmes to help you achieve your optimal level of strength, balance and mobility.

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Taping

We are fully trained in how to apply effective taping depending on your goals of treatment. Taping or strapping is a technique used by physiotherapists for injury prevention or rehabilitation. The physiotherapists can also teach you how to apply the tape yourself so you can continue to experience the benefit.

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What is Physiotherapy?

Physiotherapy is a healthcare profession, regulated by the Health Professions Council (HCPC) and Chartered Society of Physiotherapists (CSP), concerned with movement, rehabilitation and maximising potential. 

Our specialised physiotherapists at First Physio will provide individualised physiotherapy treatment tailored to your needs. Our physiotherapists are experienced at treating both children and adults with a wide variety of conditions. Physiotherapists are experts in body movement. They understand how muscles and joints work and why injuries occur helping individuals with a variety of conditions, improve their physical function. Physiotherapists use a combination of treatment techniques to improve mobility and increase muscle strength, range of movement, balance and posture.

The HCPC national register can be accessed here.

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