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) free of charge 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.
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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.
14,000+
treatments provided by the Berkshire MS Therapy Centre in the past year alone.
Over 300
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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Our working hours are Monday to Friday, 9.00am – 5:00pm.
Your donations will allow our members to get the support they need
Make a donation today and help us provide vital support for our MS community.
Pip’s Blog
Final chance to buy your MS Awareness Draw tickets!
Thursday 25 April is your final opportunity to enter our MS Awareness Week Grand Draw and be in with the chance of winning some great prizes! Tickets are just £1 each and we have some amazing prizes lined up, including; Our lucky winners will be drawn on 26 April 2024, so don’t miss out! All…
Vote for us to win £5,000 this week!
Can you spare two minutes to nominate BMSTC and hopefully we will receive £5,000? Ten charities will win £5,000 each in the Movement for Good Health Draw this week and it’s really simply to nominate the Centre to be one of them. Nominations are only open until midnight on Friday 26 April so please vote…
Could you join our next London Marathon team?
A huge well done to our amazing London Marathon team who completed the race on Sunday and have raised over £21,000 and counting between them so far! We are so proud and grateful. If you or someone you know has been inspired by this year’s fantastic team, how about entering the race for 2025 and…
Collectors wanted in Newbury on 4 May!
Thank you to our amazing collectors who collected at Reading Station on 19 April. We’re still counting up the last few buckets and we’ll let you know the final total when we have it! Our next collection is coming up at Tesco, London Road, Newbury on Saturday 4 May and we still need a few…
New eight week Falls Prevention class starts 28 May
We are launching an eight week Falls Prevention class for people with MS, run by our physiotherapist Analyn. It will run from 2pm to 3pm on a Tuesday afternoon, starting 28 May until 16 July 2024. This eight week course is designed to prevent and manage falls. The sessions are designed for people who are at…
Tackling Taboo Symptoms, MS Trust podcast for MS Awareness Week
This week is MS Awareness Week. Nationally the campaign theme is #MSUnfiltered and national MS charities have been sharing information and stories about MS symptoms that people may find embarrassing or difficult/sensitive to talk about. In a recent survey 85% of people felt embarrassed by at least one of their MS symptoms and many of…
