Move Again PraxisPhysiotherapy & yoga · Glasgow West End
Physiotherapy that gets you moving again.
Elodie Gauthier is a senior physiotherapist at Balance in North Kelvinside. Over ten years of clinical practice, with particular care for performers, pelvic health and long-term pain.
Physiotherapy
What I treat
Appointments are one to one, unhurried, and built around what you need to get back to. Hands-on treatment, rehab and plain explanation.
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Back and neck pain, sports and overuse injuries, post-surgery rehab.
Pelvic pain, continence and pelvic floor rehabilitation for all bodies.
Musicians, dancers, actors, circus artists, puppeteers and production crew.
Long-term and complex pain, with a plan you can keep up outside the clinic.
Assessment and management advice for singers, actors and other professional voice users.
Posture, instruments, props, equipment and workplace set-up.
Work-related injury, return to work and workstation review.
Video or phone consultations across Scotland and beyond.
About
Elodie Gauthier
she / they
Elodie qualified as a physiotherapist in 2015 (BSc Hons) and now works as a senior physiotherapist in private practice at Balance, alongside local charities in Glasgow.
She is the BAPAM Assessing Clinician for the Glasgow clinic, supporting musicians, dancers, actors and circus artists through the British Association for Performing Arts Medicine. Her clinical work spans neuro-musculoskeletal care, orthopaedics, pelvic health and occupational health.
Outside the clinic she is a writer, musician and photographer, and a researcher in neuroscience and psychology. She trains in dance, martial arts, yoga and Pilates, which is partly why she understands what it takes to get back to the thing you love.
A safer space
Elodie is a member of the LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent communities and aims to offer a safer space for every patient and student.
Yoga
Slow, careful practice
Elodie teaches mainly Yin yoga, with meditation and pranayama, and brings a physiotherapist's understanding of anatomy to the mat. Classes are quiet and unhurried, and suit beginners and people managing pain or injury.
She also teaches anatomy and physiology for yoga teachers and teacher training programmes.
For class times, workshops or a private session, get in touch using the details below.
Writing & research
Moving ideas
Elodie writes about movement, pain and the science behind both, drawing on her research in neuroscience and psychology and her work with performing artists.
- Pain, the nervous system and why bodies do what they do
- Health and injury in musicians, dancers and circus artists
- Yoga, anatomy and the evidence behind slow practice
- Neurodivergence, safer spaces and healthcare
Recent posts will appear here.
Prices & times
Appointments with Elodie
At Balance, 118/122 Napiershall Street, Glasgow West End.
- First treatmentAbout 50 minutes£70
- Follow-up treatmentAbout 55 minutes£75
- Follow-up treatmentAbout 25 minutes£45
- BAPAM funded appointmentIf you have funding through BAPAM£90
When Elodie is in clinic
- Monday9:00 to 13:00
- Thursday14:00 to 18:00
Book
Appointments at Balance
Physiotherapy appointments with Elodie are booked through Balance in Glasgow's West End. Call or email and ask for Elodie.
Referred by BAPAM, or seen at a BAPAM clinic before? Mention this when you book.
