Sports and remedial therapy
Sports and Remedial Therapy helps the body recover from injuries, relieve muscular tension, improve movement, and support overall wellbeing through hands-on treatment, stretching, and rehabilitation exercises.
Ross Clark leads our service, providing tailored therapy sessions combining massage, rehabilitation exercises, and patient education to address the root cause of symptoms - not just the pain.
Clinic opening hours
- Monday - 08:00 - 13:15
- Tuesday - 08:00 - 13:15
- Friday - 16:00 - 20:15
- Saturday - 08:15 - 13:45
Costs
| Category | 45 minute appointment |
| Students | £40 |
| Staff | £45 |
| University of Stirling Sport members | £50 |
| General | £60 |
Meet the practitioner
Ross Clark
Ross brings international experience from the UK and New Zealand as a specialist in musculoskeletal injuries. He provides hands-on therapy, progressive rehabilitation, and clear patient education to help patients move better, recover faster, and achieve lasting results.
Ross holds a Masters in Osteopathy (M. Ost) from Swansea University, graduating with first-class honours. He is also a qualified Sports and Remedial Therapist (Western School of Massage) and is currently in the process of registering with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC) in the UK.
Following his studies, Ross practised in New Zealand, focusing on patient-centred care, musculoskeletal health, and functional rehabilitation. He is now based in Stirling, delivering Sports and Remedial Therapy to help patients recover from injuries, improve movement, and achieve long-term wellbeing.
In his spare time, Ross enjoys training at the gym, hiking, practicing martial arts, and exploring the outdoors - activities that keep him active, fit, and connected to nature.
Start your journey to better movement and recovery today - book your session online!
What happens on your first visit to the clinic
The clinic is based in the University of Stirling Sports Centre which is opposite the loch, down the hill from the main Cottrell car park.
On arrival, report to the Sports Centre reception and one of our practitioners will meet you and take you down to the clinic for you appointment.
Parking is available on campus, but please note charges do apply between 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday.
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