Nicholas Harrison

Nicholas brings a diverse academic, clinical, and sporting background to the team. He graduated with a Master of Science in Physiotherapy from Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen. His studies also include a Master’s in Sport and Clinical Biomechanics and a Bachelor’s in Health and Human Performance, alongside further education and training in applied neuro-biomechanics, movement neuroscience, and performance-based rehabilitation.

Professionally, Nicholas has experience across orthopaedics, rehabilitation, and performance training, and holds certifications as a Hintsa Performance Coach and EXOS Fitness Specialist. His background allows him to combine evidence-informed physiotherapy with principles from strength and conditioning, biomechanics, and high-performance training.

Nicholas takes a person-centred, analytical, and practical approach to care. He aims to help people better understand their body, move with more confidence, and return to the activities that matter most to them. His interest in neuro-biomechanics and movement allows him to consider pain and performance from a wider systems-based perspective, while still keeping treatment clear, structured, and relevant to the individual.

He works with a wide range of clients, from those recovering from major injuries to those managing everyday aches, pains, or performance limitations. Nicholas believes that good rehabilitation should not only reduce discomfort, but also build confidence, capacity, and long-term resilience.

Outside of physiotherapy, Nick is involved in numerous activities, including CrossFit, football, running, and athletics. When he is not being active — which is rare — he enjoys cooking and baking for the clinic, as well as reading philosophy and history.