Harrow MS Therapy Centre

Highlights

About us

Harrow MS Therapy Centre aims to improve quality of life for people with MS in the north-west London area. We provide a wide range of therapies, support, information and advice.

A physio helps a Harrow MS Therapy Centre patient improve her upper-limb function

Physiotherapy and exercise classes

Physiotherapy is very important for managing MS. Our Centre has a dedicated team of experienced physiotherapists. We run weekly exercise classes specially for people with MS.

Helen helps fit a member with her oxygen mask

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy

People with MS can benefit from breathing pure oxygen at higher pressure. A higher concentration of oxygen can be absorbed, providing relief from symptoms.

Left-to-right: Kasia, Liza, Apeksha, Gill, Jo, Carol

Why we need your support

Harrow MS Therapy Centre is a registered charity and the only MS Centre to serve north west London and surrounding areas. All our income is provided by our members and supporters, but we never deny treatment to those who need it.

Therapies for MS

Physiotherapy and exercise classes

Physio plays a vital role in the management of MS. Our Centre has a team of experienced physiotherapists.

Exercising regularly will keep your body working to its full potential; our weekly exercise class at the Centre is designed for people with MS.

Oxygen therapy

Centre deputy manager and a volunteer operator start an oxygen session

By breathing pure oxygen at more than atmospheric pressure a high concentration can be absorbed thus promoting healing.

Other therapies: chiropody, yoga, reflexology, massage

Hot stones being placed at pressure points on a person's back

Chiropody, yoga, reflexology, and massage therapies (including remedial/sports, aromatherapy and hot stones) are all available at regularly-scheduled sessions at our Centre.

At-a-glance therapies schedule

An at-a-glance table showing the schedule of regular therapies on offer at the Centre.

Latest news

Natasha’s a Marathon Hero!

On Sunday 3 October our very own Natasha Connellan, running in memory of her mother Breda, completed the 41st London Marathon in just over 4 hours, raising £6,000 (so far!).

Good news — Centre open from 1 March 2021

A recent meeting of the trustees took the decision to reopen the centre in stages, with oxygen sessions recommencing on Monday 1 March and physiotherapy two weeks later on Monday 15 March.