2023 is over and what a year it was! Our membership grew from 639 at the end of 2022 to 727 with members coming from all across the region. 567 of our members received direct support from the Centre which mostly consisted of physio, exercise and oxygen therapy but also included many of our other services...
Mini Miller talks about her experience of yoga and how the breathing exercises and gentle movements can have such a calming effect on her.
The Chilterns Neuro Centre has just launched its new out-of-hours service to better support the needs of people with MS, Parkinson’s and stroke survivors who are in work but may still require the support the Centre offers.
The Chilterns Neuro Centre is celebrating the award of a major grant from the Gosling Foundation over two years to help fund its wellbeing service.
Claire Ashburner talks candidly about how the warmth and kindness of new friends she made at the Centre became a major support for her.
I can't imagine what my life would be like without the Chilterns Neuro Centre. Whenever I have a problem related to my MS, or an ache, a weakness, a worry, or I need help filling in a form, they have been there for me.
Oxygen therapy really has been the 'miracle' treatment for me, says Ian Cornelius who visits the Chilterns Neuro Centre weekly for treatment.
The Chilterns Neuro Centre is celebrating after being awarded £150,000 per year for three years by the National Lottery Community Fund.
The Chilterns Neuro Centre is delighted to form a new association with Hollister Ltd, a global healthcare company that develops, manufactures and markets ostomy and continence products.
The Chilterns MS Centre in Wendover has rebranded as the Chilterns Neuro Centre to reflect the opening up of the charity’s support services to people with neurological conditions other than MS.
Hot weather can have a significant impact on people with neurological conditions such as MS or Parkinson's. Here are some coping strategies.
Chas Burton talks about his role as a volunteer at the Centre, helping out in the café, and also his role as a carer as his wife has MS.
