Does Persistent Physical Symptoms Research and Treatment Service (South London and Maudsley NHS FT) see people with ME/CFS in London?
Yes. Persistent Physical Symptoms Research and Treatment Service (South London and Maudsley NHS FT) is an allied health practice in London, Greater London, United Kingdom, listed for ME/CFS and fibromyalgia.
It offers assessment, mental health support, pacing and energy management, and research. The service is publicly funded. Telehealth appointments are available. It's for all ages.
- Type
- Allied health
- Conditions
- ME/CFS and fibromyalgia
- Services
- Assessment, mental health support, pacing and energy management, and research
- Funding
- Publicly funded
- Telehealth
- Yes
- Ages
- All ages
- Address
- Maudsley Hospital, Mapother House, De Crespigny Park, SE5 8AZ London, Greater London
- Website
- slam.nhs.uk/service-detail/service/persistent-physical-sympt
- On Google Maps
- Open the institution that runs it
- Listed by
- ME Association NHS directory
- Last checked
- October 2026, against Google Maps and the service's own website
Good to know
- Adults and adolescents 11 to 18, including severely affected.
- CBT and activity management.
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