Physiotherapy
Helping those living with MS
Physiotherapy is a treatment performed by physiotherapists that help people affected by injury, illness or disability. The treatment involves movement and exercise, manual therapy, education and advice.
What we offer
We provide physiotherapy for anyone who needs to maintain health, manage pain and/or prevent disease.
Our physiotherapists share vast experience in helping people with neurological conditions. They are committed to keeping up to date with all key advances in this area.
“Joining the centre is the best thing I have ever done. I visit every Tuesday and Thursday for group physiotherapy with Mo. Doing the physiotherapy and working with Mo helps me to stay on top of my MS which I feel would not have been possible without it. Mo always checks in with me and often gives me advice and exercises to help manage my symptoms. I cannot thank Mo and the centre enough”
LiteGait aids Nick to continue walking
The LiteGait Trainer is a physical therapy device that uses a harness and overhead suspension system to support a patient’s body weight, balance, and posture during walking or standing activities. It allows individuals with mobility impairments to practice walking safely without the risk or fear of falling.
Peter maintains his strength on the cross trainer
A cross trainer (or elliptical) provides a low-impact, full-body workout by simulating walking, running, or climbing with smooth, elliptical motions for your feet and handles for your arms, engaging your legs (glutes, quads, hamstrings, calves) and upper body (arms, shoulders, back) simultaneously, improving cardiovascular fitness without jarring joints. It’s ideal for burning calories, toning muscles, and boosting endurance, making it suitable for all fitness levels.
Invictus improves Kaz' strength
The Invictus Active Trainer is a wheelchair treadmill that allows users to exercise in place, improving fitness, strength, balance, and pushing technique without moving from their location, by simply reversing onto its rollers and pushing as they would normally, but with controlled resistance and focus, burning calories and conditioning muscles like shoulders, with smart versions tracking data via an app for progress monitoring. Learning wheelchair skills will build your confidence and independence to enable you to tackle obstacles you never thought possible. From pushing techniques and carrying a coffee, to crossing uneven surfaces and going downstairs – learn the skills that will make a difference in your daily life and take you where you want to go.
Rik using the standing frame
Watch Rik using the standing frame.
Membership
As a charity, we want to support as many people as we can. So, if you cannot afford treatment then our Centre Manager will discuss options with you.
However, donations per treatment are always welcome.
Contact
Where to find us
31 Freemans Common Road, Leicester, LE2 7SQ
Hours
Monday: 9am – 4pm
Tuesday: 9am – 4pm
Wednesday: 9am – 4pm
Thursday: 9am – 4pm
Friday: 9am – 3pm
Saturday: 9:30am – 12:30pm
Sunday: CLOSED
Ways to contact us
+44 (0)116 255 7104
info@leicsmstherapycentre.org.uk
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