Physiotherapist Logos

This logo takes the symbol for health and frees it of its rigid structure. Instead, the symbol is bent and curved down the middle, evoking a sense of flexibility and movement. Clever and creative use of imagery. The green color appeals a sense of nature and aligns with a natural healing philosophy.

This logo features the human body supported by a pair of hands. It is a visual metaphor for healing hands and makes for a fitting physiotherapy symbol. The Advent Pro font features exaggerated curves and long lines, which are consistent with the principles of movement and flexibility.

In advertising, the color purple is used to evoke feelings of mysticism and spirituality. This aligns with the qualities of healing emphasized by physiotherapists, suiting a physiotherapy brand. The Alatsi typeface has a modern yet lighthearted design that is easy on the eyes.

This logo features someone stretching their arms and legs as if to rejoice in their newfound flexibility. A logo that communicates the feelings of restoration. The Sansation font has elongated lines and rounded circles that are consistent with the theme of flexibility.

The Cinzel Decorative font is flowing and elegant. The elongated lettering aligns with the feelings of flexibility and movement, which perfectly suits a physiotherapy practice. It is especially useful if you want to target women, as the color pink is traditionally used to appeal to women.

A tick sign placed over the symbol for health says to customers "we've got your health in order." A physiotherapy icon that evokes feelings of reliability. The color green is often used by advertisers to evoke feelings of naturalism and restoration. This is an ideal logo for a natural healing brand.

This logo cleverly uses color to highlight the spine. It shows a man in distress. However, the use of the color pink offsets the distress by evoking positive feelings. A clever way of saying "we heal your back" without using any words. The flowing lines of the Sansation are a perfect fit.

Sometimes less is more when designing a logo. This is especially true if your name is your best feature and you want to draw all the attention to it. A clean and minimal design. The Advent Pro font, with all its curves and edges, takes center stage in this logo, emphasizing flexibility.

In advertising, the color blue evokes feelings of trust and loyalty, which can be useful to position your practice as one that is reputable and honest. This helps in forming long-term bonds with patients, ensuring repeat customers, and helping to create positive associations with your practice.

The color green can be used to evoke feelings of health and tranquility. In this logo, the stretching man is made to seem calm and relaxed instead of distressed. If your physiotherapy practice wants to brand itself as a natural healing practice, this logo would serve you well.