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Physio

The clinical assessment comes first. The wider picture is never ignored.

Evidence-based assessment, treatment and rehabilitation for pain, injury, recovery and physical wellbeing.

Whether you are recovering from surgery, managing a musculoskeletal injury, experiencing dizziness, pelvic-floor concerns, occupational pain, reduced mobility or ongoing physical symptoms, treatment is tailored to your individual needs and goals.

I combine more than three decades of clinical experience with a practical and compassionate approach to restore movement, reduce pain and build confidence in your body's capacity to recover.

I offer one-hour sessions only.

Book a Physiotherapy Appointment — 60 minutes | €90

Areas of Practice

  • Sports rehabilitation
  • Pre- and post-operative rehabilitation
  • Chronic pain
  • Dizziness and vertigo
  • Falls and healthy ageing
  • Stress and anxiety
  • Home visits — Galway City and a 7km radius west
  • Pre- and postnatal physiotherapy with functional pelvic-floor education
  • Hydrotherapy 1:1 sessions at NRG Clybaun or Leisureland

What to Expect

  • Comprehensive assessment
  • An individual treatment plan
  • Hands-on physiotherapy and manual therapy
  • Exercise prescription, including Pilates and Yoga Therapy where appropriate
  • Rehabilitation support
  • Dry needling if indicated
  • Advice, education and lifestyle-medicine support

Client Feedback

What people say after working together.

  • “Movement much improved, and my sense of wellbeing so much better. An amazing lady who takes a holistic approach as well as a direct one.”
    M.Q., Galway — Physiotherapy
  • “Ruth is the only physio to have had an impact on my particular injury. She digs deep to get to the root of the issue and dissolve it. I am pain free during the day and night.”
    John Colohan, Galway — Physiotherapy
  • “A well-planned programme tailored to my own specific needs. Improved balance, movement, and a better appreciation of handling my physio needs.”
    J.H., Menlo, Galway — Hydrotherapy

Hydrotherapy

Buoyancy, warmth and graded resistance.

Woman floating peacefully in turquoise pool water, light rippling around her

One-to-one hydrotherapy can support people living with arthritis, fibromyalgia, chronic pain, reduced mobility, neurological conditions, fatigue or weakness; those returning to movement after surgery or prolonged inactivity; and those who need the buoyancy, warmth and graded resistance of water to move with more confidence.

A pre-pool assessment is completed before entering the water so the session can be tailored safely to your needs. Sessions run at NRG Clybaun or Leisureland.

Professional Scope

As a Chartered Physiotherapist, I assess and identify musculoskeletal, movement and functional issues within my professional scope of practice. Where assessment suggests further medical investigation or another form of specialist care, I will discuss this openly and recommend appropriate referral.