Move Freely Again. End Pain.
Thrive with Expert Physiotherapy in Exeter.
Book your free 15-minute phone/online consultation now – let’s find out how we can help you.
Why Physiotherapy at Motion Clinic?
Our physiotherapy combines hands-on treatment, movement coaching, and progressive exercise to fix the cause of your problem, not just the symptoms.
We use VALD objective testing to measure your strength, balance, and mobility with clinical precision. This data helps us personalise your plan, monitor real progress, and make sure every session brings you closer to lasting results.
You’ll benefit from:
Evidence-based treatments proven to speed recovery
Data-driven assessments for measurable outcomes
Personalised care built around your goals
Honest, transparent communication from start to finish
Real data. Real results. Expert care — the Motion way.
What We Treat
Physiotherapy can help if you’re struggling with:
Back or neck pain
Sports injuries (hamstring, ACL, tendon)
Joint pain (shoulder, knee, hip)
Post-surgery recovery
Chronic pain or stiffness
Reduced mobility or balance
What to Expect / Our Process
Comprehensive assessment — movement, posture, functional testing
Diagnosis & plan — we explain what’s wrong, what we’ll do, and what you can do
Treatment & rehab — hands-on therapy, guided exercise, education
Progress monitoring & tweaking — adjust plan as you improve
Empowerment — teach you how to self-manage, prevent recurrence
“Typical course: 6–12 sessions over x weeks. Many see improvements within 2–3 sessions.”
Physiotherapy vs. Osteopathy: Which Is Right for You?
- Physiotherapists focus on movement-based rehabilitation, often incorporating manual therapy when needed.
- Osteopaths use more hands-on techniques to improve mobility and relieve tension.
Pricing
Existing Patient
Book your next session-
30 minutes (approx)
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Treatment plan
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On-going analysis
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Manual Therapy
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Exercise Rehabilitation
New Patient
Taking the first step-
60 minutes
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Initial consultation
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Treatment plan
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Manual Therapy
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Exercise Rehabiliation
Long Appointment
Sometimes things take longer-
45 minutes
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Treatment plan
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On-going analysis
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Manual Therapy
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Exercise Rehabilitation
FAQs
Do I need a doctor’s referral to see a physiotherapist?
No — you don’t always need a referral. You can often come directly to us for an assessment. However, if your situation is complex or involves surgery, we may recommend liaising with your GP or specialist.
What should I wear / bring to my first appointment?
Wear loose, comfortable clothes that allow movement (e.g. shorts, T-shirt). You may need to expose or access the area of pain (e.g. knee, shoulder). Bring any medical records, imaging (X-rays, scans), or relevant reports you have, plus a list of medications you’re taking. Also, bring comfortable shoes.
Can physiotherapy help chronic or long-term pain?
Absolutely. Even if symptoms have been persistent, physiotherapy can help by correcting movement patterns, stabilising weak areas, managing load, and teaching self-management strategies. It’s not just for new injuries.
What can I expect in my first session?
In your first session (typically 45–60 mins), we’ll take a detailed history (how & when your pain started, your health background), do a movement and physical assessment (strength, flexibility, alignment), explain our findings, and begin treatment — which may include hands-on work or light exercises. We’ll also agree on goals and a plan.
