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Exercise Rehabilitation

Targeted exercise programs tailored to your condition, goals, and available equipment — designed to restore strength, mobility, and prevent re-injury.

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Advanced Medical Acupuncture

Evidence-based dry needling technique used to release muscular tension, reduce pain, and improve healing. Electro-acupuncture may also be used when appropriate.

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Osteopathic Articulation

Gentle joint mobilisations that improve range of motion, reduce stiffness, and support joint health through rhythmical, controlled movements.

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Advanced Spinal & Peripheral Manipulation

Safe, hands-on techniques used to relieve joint pain and improve mobility — supporting rehabilitation by easing movement and reducing discomfort.

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Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilisation (IASTM)

Stainless steel tools used to treat tight muscles, scar tissue, and soft tissue restrictions more precisely than traditional manual therapy.

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Massage Therapy

Therapeutic and sports massage techniques aimed at relieving muscular tension, improving circulation, and supporting recovery.

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Strength & Conditioning Coaching

Functional strength programs built around your individual needs — ideal for both athletes and everyday movement performance.

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Shockwave Therapy

Non-invasive treatment for stubborn soft tissue conditions using acoustic waves to boost blood flow and tissue regeneration.

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Cupping Therapy

A suction-based technique that improves circulation, reduces muscular tension, and supports recovery from pain and overuse.

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At SLC Physiotherapy, founder Stewart brings over a decade of experience as a physiotherapist and sports injury specialist. Operating clinics in Livingston and Airdrie, he treats clients of all ages and backgrounds — from elite athletes and sports teams to office workers, new mothers, and older adults.

Client-Centred, Personalised Care

Stewart is dedicated to client-centred care, delivering personalised treatment plans tailored to each individual’s condition, goals, and lifestyle. His approach combines precise diagnosis, targeted manual therapy, and bespoke rehabilitation to not only resolve pain but also prevent its recurrence.

Empowering Your Recovery

He empowers clients by helping them understand their injuries and take control of their recovery.

Comprehensive Therapy Services

Stewart’s diverse therapy toolkit includes:

  • Exercise rehabilitation
  • Advanced medical acupuncture
  • Osteopathic articulation
  • Spinal and peripheral manipulation
  • Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilisation
  • Massage therapy
  • Strength and conditioning coaching
  • Shockwave therapy
  • Cupping therapy

This comprehensive and holistic approach ensures a complete path back to full strength and movement.



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Find Your Answers: SLC FAQs

After you have had acupuncture treatment you can feel tired due the the relaxation of your neurological system. This can be said for all other treatments offered. You can also have spotting, bruising, redness where the needles have been, don’t worry this is all normal and will disappear over the coming days.

Yes this is common with all manual therapy, you will find that after some treatments you can be sore for a day or two. This can last up to 7/10 days.

I always recommend 7 days and this gives the relevant time for your body to get the full benefits of the treatment.

Exercise is the most important component in recovering after injury. It helps to prevent re injury, improves strength and mobility, reduces pain, accelerates healing, reduces inflammation.

The worst thing you can do if your injured is not exercises. There is always something we can do.

This depends on the severity of the injury and every case will be different.

I offer sessions for all age demographics.

This depends on how long you’ve had the injury and the severity of the injury. If you’ve had the injury a while then it can be in the chronic stage and the recovery can take longer.

The initial consultation lasts 1 hour. The first 20 minutes are taking your medical history and current injury. The reminder of the time is taken up with the treatment we agree on, such as massage, acupuncture, manual therapy, exercise.

There is no exact answer to this question but it’s normally best to seek advice with the first 24/48 hours.