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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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
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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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Go Challenge team smash the 3,000 km target!
A huge well done to our Go Challenge 2025 team – the challenge finished on Saturday and we’re thrilled to say that they smashed their 3,000km target! Well done everyone, what a fantastic effort. Thank you to those of you who came along to our special session on Saturday, we hope you had as much…
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Research into Exercise and MS
Are you living with limited mobility caused by MS? Could you take a 15 minute anonymous survey to help shape the future of exercise for people with MS? We have been approached by a PhD researcher, Melika Rostamkhani, at Sheffield Hallam University. She is currently conducting a study exploring exercise barriers, facilitators, and perspectives among…
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Last chance to come to the bingo!
The last few spaces are available at our bingo evening so don’t miss out! The event will take place at Berkshire MS Therapy Centre on Wednesday 17 July from 6pm to 8pm. There will be plenty of laughs and for some lucky people, the thrill of shouting “Bingo!” as you play for some light-hearted prizes.…
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Update on the Universal Credit and PIP bill
The second reading of the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment (PIP) Bill passed on Tuesday 1 July with last-minute concessions around PIP eligibility. The Bill will now be scrutinised and any potential amendments considered. It then returns to the House of Commons for its third reading on 9 July for any further amendments.…
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Join the Neurological Alliance’s call to action!
Last year, you may have completed My Neuro Survey 2024, on behalf of national charity Neurological Alliance. The survey was aimed at people with all kinds of neurological conditions such as MS. The results of the largest patient experience survey of its kind, show that in England: The situation is especially stark when it comes…
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Changes to Urgent Care Centre in Reading
The walk-in Urgent Care Centre in Broad Street Mall has now closed. The new Urgent Care Centre is open in the Royal Berkshire Hospital instead. However, please note that this is not a walk-in and patients should phone 111 or use 111.nhs.uk to get advice from medical professionals as to whether they should attend.