Physiotherapy is available to our members with any condition. See the membership page for full details on how to apply.  In all cases, please book via Reception for any of the sessions listed below.

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Our Physiotherapists work with people to assess physical difficulties and help improve movement and other functions of the body. They can help you find exercises that meet your specific needs and abilities. Therapy may concentrate on a particular area of the body, or help you manage a specific symptom. ​Physiotherapy has a vital role to play in helping people to cope with the daily challenge of living with MS, including:

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• Learning to control and co-ordinate movement patterns

• Reducing spasticity and encouraging more normal movements

• Regaining functional abilities

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Physiotherapy is often recommended when there is a specific problem or ongoing symptoms that affect day-to-day activities, mobility and independence. It can help whatever your level of disability, but can be particularly valuable when physical symptoms progress or you are recovering from a relapse. 

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If your condition is affecting the sports or activities you are able to do, our physiotherapists might suggest new ways to stay fit, or ways to adapt your preferred exercises to suit your situation. They can also suggest particular exercises to treat and manage specific problems such as difficulties with mobility, balance, posture and fatigue. Bladder problems, pain, muscle spasms and stiffness can also be targeted by physiotherapy.

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We subsidise the following specialist therapies for our members with MS, but they are also available to anyone with a neurological condition:

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