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.
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
By breathing pure oxygen at more than atmospheric pressure a high concentration can be absorbed thus promoting healing.
Other therapies: chiropody, yoga, reflexology, massage
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
Carol singing at Morrisons
Members, friends and family joined together before Christmas to serenade customers at the Morrisons store in Harrow.
Autumn Quiz Supper 2018
More than 70 members, their friends and family turned out for a most enjoyable evening in the Pinner Village Hall.
Cheers to our Tough Mudderers!
Congratulations to the valiant lot of tough mudderers.
MS Circuit Challenge
On Sunday 21 May 2017 thousands of keen cyclists sprinted round Goodwood race track completing 21 laps (50 miles!) in an event organised by the MS Trust in association with VirginGiving.
Full house for bingo
A fun afternoon of Bingo was held at the Centre on a sunny Saturday afternoon.
Events
Autumn Quiz Supper 2018
Join us for another of our very popular quiz suppers — and once again, we’re having pizza! The event will be held at Pinner Village Hall, an excellent venue with ample parking and good accessibility.
Annual General Meeting 2016
Members are invited to attend the Annual General Meeting at the Centre.
MS and bladder Issues 2016
Harrow branch of the MS Society has arranged a meeting on an issue of interest and importance to many people with MS.