Supporting you to live life with Multiple Sclerosis
Providing a range of specialist therapies and support to help our MS community
Welcome to the Berkshire MS Therapy Centre
We are a charity that offers in-person and online support for people with Multiple Sclerosis and their families
As a charity, we offer our core therapies (physiotherapy, oxygen therapy, counselling and footcare) on a donation basis and our complementary therapies are offered at significantly discounted rates. We welcome donations from those who can afford to contribute toward the running of the Centre.
Whether you are newly diagnosed or have been living with MS for a while, please get in touch.
Our activities
We are here to support people with MS and provide therapies focused on managing symptoms. You will also find a supportive community ready to help you.
Proud recipients of the King’s Award for Voluntary Service
We are thrilled that on His Majesty the King’s 77th birthday in November 2025, the Berkshire MS Therapy Centre was awarded the King’s Award for Voluntary Service. This is a fantastic achievement and a huge honour for our charity.
15,000+
treatments provided by the Berkshire MS Therapy Centre in the past year alone.
Over 400
local people with Multiple Sclerosis supported
100%
of our members would recommend the Centre to other people with Multiple Sclerosis
Without the Centre’s support I would have found it virtually impossible to motivate myself to exercise and my current fitness would be nowhere near as good as it is. The contact with other people through the classes has also been fantastic, providing friendship, laughs and understanding from the community based around the Centre.
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Your donations will allow our members to get the support they need
It costs over £650,00 a year to keep the Centre running. Make a donation today and help us provide vital support for our MS community.
Pip’s Blog
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Christmas fundraising reminder
Our Christmas fundraising will start in earnest next week as we launch our Christmas Giving Tree and our Christmas Raffle! These are two great ways to support the Centre and you could win some great prizes in the raffle. We will also have lots of lovely items for sale in our shop, perfect for stocking…
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Still time to book for our Carers’ Manual Handling session
We are pleased to be able to offer a Manual Handling session for Carers on Tuesday 17 November. This will be offered again by Michelle Morley who is an Occupational Therapist and a specialist Manual Handling trainer. Previous sessions have been very successful, with lots of useful tips and ideas so please do sign up!…
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Could you help test a new MS app?
We have been contacted by Jeni Baykoca, a researcher from Kings College London. She says, “I’m part of a team at King’s College London working on Navigate MS, a symptom management app for people living with multiple sclerosis. The project is funded by the MS Society and is designed to support people living with MS…
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Winter vaccinations
Various vaccinations are currently available on the NHS. Eligibility for the free jabs varies. Please speak to your GP if you have any queries. Covid People aged 75 years and over, those in older adult care homes, and those aged 6 months and over who are immunosuppressed are now being offered a COVID-19 vaccine. Flu…
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Local online Progressive MS Peer Support Group
The MS Society have recently launched a monthly online support group for people living in the South East with a progressive form of MS. The idea is quite simple; to create a safe, open and comfortable space for people living with a progressive MS diagnosis to meet, connect and share with others online. What to…
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New test diagnoses MS without lumbar puncture
A test developed in Nottingham is helping to diagnose MS without the need for an invasive lumbar puncture. The lumbar puncture procedure involves a needle being inserted into the lower back so fluid can be collected from the spine. Experts at the University of Nottingham found they could successfully identify MS with a new type…
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