Neuro Therapy Network

15/06/2026

If you thought preparing for a World Cup just meant standard drill cones, a few tactical whiteboard sessions, and an intensive training camp, think again. As Thomas Tuchel’s England squad readies itself for the gruelling North American summer, sports science has been dialled up to an entirely new level.
Among the heated training tents, wearable health bands, and biometric "digital pills" that players swallow to track their internal temperatures, there is one piece of tech causing a major buzz in the Three Lions camp: Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT).
Find out more in our blog…

If you thought preparing for a World Cup just meant standard drill cones, a few tactical whiteboard sessions, and an intensive training camp, think again. As Thomas Tuchel’s England squad readies itself for the gruelling North American summer, sports science has been dialled up to an entirely new ...

13/06/2026

We are delighted that the latest Centre to be featured in the MS-UK’s Pathways Magazine “Spotlight” is the Merlin Centre, based in Saint Austell, Cornwall.
For more information about this fantastic Centre, please visit
www.merlincentre.org.uk/

08/06/2026

Every year, a vital campaign takes place across the UK to recognise, celebrate, and support a group of people whose contributions are immeasurable, yet all too often invisible: our unpaid carers.
This year’s Carers Week is from 8-14 June.
Carers Week is an annual awareness campaign that shines a spotlight on the millions of individuals who look after a family member, partner, or friend who has a physical or mental illness, disability, or needs extra help as they grow older. This year, the message is Building Carer Friendly Communities
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Every year, a vital campaign takes place across the UK to recognise, celebrate, and support a group of people whose contributions are immeasurable, yet all too often invisible: our unpaid carers. This year, Carers Week is from 8-14 June. Carers Week is an annual awareness campaign that shines a spot...

03/06/2026

As we celebrate Volunteers Week from 1-7 June, we recognise all the thousands of Volunteers who help across our 47 Centres.

These volunteers play a vital role in running these Centres, as each one is an individual self-funding charity. None of these charities receives any statutory funding. The volunteers are literally the lifeblood of each Centre.

These volunteer roles can range from being a Trustee, a fully trained Oxygen Operator, a physio helper, a driver, a receptionist, plus countless other much-valued roles.

Check out our blog to find out about Mike Park, an inspirational volunteer…

As we celebrate Volunteers Week from 1-7 June, we recognise all the thousands of Volunteers who help across our 47 Centres. These volunteers play a vital role in running these Centres, as each one is an individual self-funding charity. None of these charities receives any statutory funding. The volu...

01/06/2026

Every year from 1 June to 7 June, the UK comes together for Volunteers’ Week, a dedicated time to say a massive "thank you" to the millions of people who give up their time to support causes close to their hearts. It is a celebration of selflessness, compassion, and community spirit.
While volunteering transforms lives across every sector, there is one place where its impact is felt with profound intensity, across the Neuro Therapy Network.
Check out our blog to find out more…

Every year from 1 June to 7 June, the UK comes together for Volunteers’ Week, a dedicated time to say a massive "thank you" to the millions of people who give up their time to support causes close to their hearts. It is a celebration of selflessness, compassion, and community spirit.

30/05/2026

Just waiting to present at the MS Independence Day event talking all things oxygen therapy

26/05/2026

An unexpected diagnosis can make the world feel like it has suddenly shifted beneath your feet. For those recently diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), the initial days, weeks, and months are often filled with a whirlwind of emotions: confusion, fear, uncertainty, and an endless stream of questions about what the future holds.
But if there is one message to take to heart, it is this: An MS diagnosis is a new chapter, not the end of your story. And you do not have to navigate it alone.
Every year on May 30, the global community comes together to mark World MS Day. Spearheaded by the MS International Federation and its global partners, this day is all about raising awareness, sharing life-changing stories, and building solidarity.
Check out our Blog…..
https://www.neurotherapynetwork.org.uk/post/world-ms-day-30-may

25/05/2026

For many individuals living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and other neurological conditions, hot weather and increased body temperature can significantly worsen symptoms. This phenomenon, often referred to as Uhthoff's phenomenon or heat sensitivity, is a common challenge, affecting between 60% and 80% of people with MS. While the effects are temporary and do not cause permanent damage, they can be highly disruptive to daily life. Understanding why heat impacts MS and implementing effective coping strategies are crucial for maintaining comfort and quality of life.
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For many individuals living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and other neurological conditions, hot weather and increased body temperature can significantly worsen symptoms. This phenomenon, often referred to as Uhthoff's phenomenon or heat sensitivity, is a common challenge, affecting between 60% and 8...

16/05/2026

https://www.neurotherapynetwork.org.uk/join-our-network

If you are a voluntary or non-profit therapy centre interested in joining our network and would like to find out more, please contact us.

11/05/2026

This year, Mental Health Awareness Week takes place between 11 and 17 May.
While this is a time for everyone to reflect on their well-being, the conversation often takes on a much deeper meaning for those living with neurological conditions.
The theme for this year is "Take Action"—a call to move beyond awareness and into proactive support. For the millions of people in the UK living with conditions like Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s, Motor Neurone Disease, or the after-effects of a stroke, taking action for mental health isn't just an option; it is a vital part of daily survival.
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This year, Mental Health Awareness Week takes place between 11 and 17 May. While this is a time for everyone to reflect on their well-being, the conversation often takes on a much deeper meaning for those living with neurological conditions.