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.
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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We’re here to help: Get in touch today
Getting started with us is simple. Complete this form or call us on 0118 901 6000.
Our working hours are Monday to Friday, 9.00am – 5:00pm
Your details
After you’ve sent us a form, one of our friendly team members will be in touch with you to discuss your next steps.
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
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Important IT update – please read
As you may recall, earlier this year we heard from our trustee, Penny, about the updates to our IT systems. We are pleased to bring you her latest update and some important information about future blogs. Penny Tillson, Trustee and Beacon Migration Project Manager, brings us this update: ‘Good news regarding our replacement database, Beacon,…
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Our Go Challenge starts next week!
It’s great to see so many of you have already signed up for our eighth Go Challenge, which starts on Monday 16 June. There’s still time to sign up and join in the fun – the more the merrier. This year, we’re going to the musicals, and the Centre is gearing up for another fun,…
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Last chance to sign up for our AGM
Don’t forget to sign up to join us at our AGM. Come and celebrate our recent successes with us. The AGM takes place at 2pm on Thursday 19 June 2025 in person at the Centre. This is your chance to find out about our successes over the past year and our plans for the future. All are welcome to come…
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Buy your tickets for our Great Gatsby charity ball!
Our third charity ball, featuring a dazzling 1920s Great Gatsby theme, is being held on Saturday 18 October at the Wellington Arms Hotel. Tickets are available now! This event offers a fantastic opportunity to dress to impress and make lasting memories with your family and friends, while helping to fund the vital work of the…
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Manual handling training session for carers – reminder
There is still time to sign up for our free Manual Handling training session for carers on Monday 23 June. This will be offered again by Michelle Morley who is an Occupational Therapist and a specialist Manual Handling trainer. The session will explore moving and handling techniques and efficient postures to look after yourself and…
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Help shape the local NHS strategy
Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust is refreshing its Trust Strategy, and wants to hear your views so it can reflect the voice of the community to inform future decisions and improve the lives of patients and the community. The Trust Strategy outlines its vision and is a plan of action of how it will achieve…