Our Glasgow based Private OT's provide specialist Occupational Therapy and Sensory Integration services across the city. 

Glasgow is Scotland’s largest city, known for its rich industrial heritage, striking Victorian architecture, and world-famous music and arts scene. Situated on the River Clyde, Glasgow combines historic landmarks and green spaces with a vibrant cultural atmosphere and strong sporting traditions.

Here's what makes Glasgow unique;

1. Scotland’s Largest City: Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland by population and is one of the UK’s major cultural and economic centres.

2. River Clyde: The city developed along the River Clyde, which played a major role in Glasgow’s growth as a centre for shipbuilding and trade during the Industrial Revolution.

3. Shipbuilding Heritage: Glasgow was once one of the world’s leading shipbuilding cities. Famous ships, including the RMS Queen Mary and the QE2, were built on the River Clyde.

4. UNESCO City of Music: Glasgow was named a UNESCO City of Music in 2008 because of its vibrant live music scene and strong musical heritage.

5. Universities: The city is home to several major universities, including the University of Glasgow, founded in 1451, making it one of the oldest universities in the English-speaking world.

6. Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum: One of Scotland’s most visited attractions, Kelvingrove houses famous artworks, historical artefacts, and natural history exhibits.

7. Victorian Architecture: Glasgow is known for its impressive Victorian and Art Nouveau architecture, much of it influenced by renowned architect and designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

8. Glasgow Cathedral: Glasgow Cathedral is one of the few medieval cathedrals on mainland Scotland to have survived the Reformation largely intact.

9. Sporting Culture: Glasgow has a strong sporting identity and hosted the 2014 Commonwealth Games. It is also famous for football clubs such as Celtic F.C. and Rangers F.C..

10. Green Spaces: Despite being a major city, Glasgow has more than 90 parks and gardens, earning it the nickname “Dear Green Place,” which is believed to reflect the meaning of its name.

11. Museums and Culture: The city has a rich cultural scene with museums, theatres, galleries, and music venues including the OVO Hydro, one of the world’s busiest entertainment arenas.

12. Shopping Destination: Buchanan Street is one of the UK’s best-known shopping streets and forms part of Glasgow’s large city-centre retail district.

13. Diverse Population: Glasgow is one of the UK’s most culturally diverse cities, with communities from across the world contributing to its food, arts, and festivals.

14. Film and Television: The city is frequently used as a filming location due to its distinctive architecture and streetscapes, appearing in numerous films and television productions.