Mr Callum McIntyre

Callum McIntyre is a Neuromuscular and Physical Therapist specialising in the assessment and treatment of chronic pain, musculoskeletal dysfunction, and movement-related injuries. With over seven years of experience in rehabilitation, resistance training, and manual therapy, he is dedicated to helping individuals reduce pain, restore movement, and regain confidence in their bodies.

His clinical practice focuses on supporting clients experiencing persistent back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, muscle tension, mobility restrictions, sports injuries, and recurring musculoskeletal complaints. Through a combination of evidence-based assessment and personalised treatment, Callum aims to identify and address the underlying factors contributing to pain and dysfunction rather than simply managing symptoms.

Callum specialises in neuromuscular therapy, soft tissue therapy, advanced sports massage, dry needling, and myofascial cupping. His treatments are tailored to the individual and may incorporate a range of hands-on techniques alongside movement and rehabilitation strategies to support long-term recovery and improved physical function.

Throughout his career, he has worked with a diverse range of clients, from individuals managing chronic pain and occupational aches and pains to recreational and competitive athletes seeking injury rehabilitation and performance enhancement. He has experience working alongside multidisciplinary healthcare professionals, including acupuncturists, and has supported professional rugby teams as well as local rugby, soccer, and kickboxing clubs.

Taking a structured, science-based approach to care, Callum combines clinical reasoning with practical treatment solutions to help clients improve mobility, reduce pain, enhance physical resilience, and optimise movement. Whether the goal is returning to daily activities without discomfort, recovering from injury, or improving athletic performance, he is committed to delivering high-quality, individualised care in a professional and supportive environment.

His philosophy is simple: help people move better, feel better, and return to the activities that matter most to them through effective, evidence-informed treatment and long-term self-management strategies.