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Adult Physiotherapy Service
Service name: Musculoskeletal (MSK) Outpatient Physiotherapy Source: https://www.berkshirehealthcare.nhs.uk/services/musculoskeletal-physiotherapy-outpatients
We help adults with problems that affect muscles, bones, and joints. This includes:
- Back, neck, shoulder, hip, knee, ankle, and foot pain
- Osteoarthritis, fractures, tendon or ligament injuries
- Recovery after surgery and chronic pain conditions
What we offer:
- A personalised treatment plan created with you
- Advice and exercises you can do at home, in the gym or in classes to improve strength, coordination and balance
- Pain‑management advice, manual therapy and acupuncture
- Self‑care leaflets and videos with simple exercises
- Option to self‑refer online or be referred by a GP, consultant or other health professional
What to expect at your first appointment (about 30‑40 minutes):
- Bring a list of any medicines you take and any letters from your GP or specialist
- Wear comfortable, loose clothing and shoes you can move in
- You may be asked to remove some clothing for the physical assessment
- You can bring a friend, family member or carer for support
Contact details for the main locations:
- Foundation House, Windsor – Phone: 0300 365 5678 – Email: MSKphysioadmin@berkshire.nhs.uk – Address: SL4 4LE
- Bath Road, Reading – Phone: 0118 904 1777 – Email: mskphysioadminwest@berkshire.nhs.uk – Address: RG30 2BA
- Great Hollands Health Centre, Bracknell – Phone: 0300 365 5678 – Email: MSKphysioadmin@berkshire.nhs.uk – Address: RG12 8WY
- Wokingham Community Hospital – Phone: 0118 904 1777 – Email: mskphysioadminwest@berkshire.nhs.uk – Address: RG41 2RE
- West Berkshire Community Hospital – Phone: 0118 904 1777 – Email: mskphysioadminwest@berkshire.nhs.uk – Address: RG18 3AS
If you think physiotherapy could help you, speak to your GP or use the online self‑referral form.
Children and Young People Physiotherapy Service
Service name: Physiotherapy Service for children and young people Source: https://www.berkshirehealthcare.nhs.uk/services/physiotherapy-service-for-children-and-young-people
We support children and young people aged 0‑19 who need help with gross‑motor skills, posture and mobility. Our team works within the Children and Young People’s Integrated Therapies (CYPIT) Service and can provide:
- Assessment and advice to develop movement skills
- Guidance on using specialist equipment such as seating, standing frames, mobility aids and splints
- Support for neurological conditions that affect movement
We do not see children with musculoskeletal (bone, joint or muscle) conditions – those are referred to the Dingley Paediatric Physiotherapy Service.
How to get an appointment:
- If your child has a Berkshire West GP, you can fill in the online referral form and also email any reports to cypittriage2@berkshire.nhs.uk.
- For preschool‑aged children in Wokingham and Reading, referrals must go directly to the Dingley Paediatric Physiotherapy Service (details on the Royal Berkshire Hospital website).
- You can also call the Enquiries, Advice and Support line on Tuesday afternoons (12 pm‑3.30 pm) or Thursday mornings (9 am‑12 pm) at 0118 904 3700 for advice or help with the referral.
- If you need additional support to make a phone call, email the same address.
What to bring to the assessment (usually 30‑60 minutes):
- Any reports, equipment your child uses and a list of medicines (you do not need to bring the medication itself)
- Dress your child in comfortable clothing
- You may bring a family member, friend or carer for support
For more information on developing gross‑motor skills such as balance, core stability and stepping, see our guidance on gross‑motor skills.
If you have any concerns, please talk to your GP or call NHS 111 for advice.
This information is generated by AI using generalised information from this website. For personal advice, contact NHS 111, your GP or other healthcare provider.
Sources
Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Outpatients | Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
We’ve created self-care leaflets with simple exercises you can do at home to improve mobility and ease pain. These leaflets are designed to complement the advice given by your GP and physiotherapist. We have also created videos to explain what causes pain and how you can ease your symptoms. Learn more about lower back pain Learn more about leg pain Learn more about arm pain
Allied health professions (AHPs) | Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
Physiotherapists are qualified and regulated professionals who help people of all ages improve their ability to move through exercise and stretching. They provide advice and exercise plans for patients of all ages and for a range of reasons. Patients may need physiotherapy to help them recover after an illness, injury, or operation. Sometimes, physiotherapy can be used to help manage symptoms, like breathing problems caused by a long-term health condition.
Physiotherapy Service for children and young people | Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
(Bracknell, Windsor, Slough or Maidenhead) If your child is 0-18 years old and has a Berkshire East GP, you are able to speak to a physiotherapist by calling the Enquiries, Advice and Support line on a Tuesday afternoon (12pm-3.30pm) or Thursday morning (9am-12pm) on 0118 904 3700. If you require additional support to make a phone call, please email: cypittriage2@berkshire.nhs.uk. If your child or young person has a diagnosed condition known to a GP, paediatrician or specialist doctor, you can refer by filling out the online referral form. When the online referral form has been filled in, any relevant medical reports can also be sent to cypittriage2@berkshire.nhs.uk.
Back pain physiotherapy advice | Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
[Back pain Guidance to help manage back pain and improve mobility with physiotherapy.](https://www.berkshirehealthcare.nhs.uk/advice/back-pain)
Page results
Community Physiotherapy Service (East Berkshire)
Support at home for housebound adults who are unable to attend clinic appointments, including a personalised rehabilitation plan.
Physiotherapy self-care leaflets
Helpful physiotherapy leaflets for managing pain and supporting rehabilitation.
Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Outpatients
Treatment plans to manage or improve musculoskeletal conditions, including chronic pain, recovery from surgery, and osteoarthritis.
Back pain
Guidance to help manage lower back pain and improve mobility with physiotherapy.
Shoulder, arm, and hand pain
Advice on physiotherapy exercises and treatments for arm pain or injuries.
Hip, knee, ankle, and foot pain
Information on physiotherapy support for hip, leg, and foot pain, injuries, and rehabilitation.
Physiotherapy Service for children and young people
Help for children and young people up to the age of 19 who have difficulties with gross motor skills, including posture and mobility.
Knee osteoarthritis
Discover different things you can do to help reduce pain from knee osteoarthritis, including simple physiotherapy exercises.
Foundation House
Home to our Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Outpatients and School-Aged Immunisation Services.
Musculoskeletal Community Specialist Service (Berkshire West)
Assessments, diagnostics, and management of problems relating to peripheral joints, such as shoulders, hips, knees, and ankles.

