Don’t miss out on our events this month. It’s as simple as picking the ones you like and signing up via the portal!
You’ll receive a comprehensive overview of the portal’s layout, including key sections like the ‘Dashboard’, ‘Activities’ page, and ‘My tickets’. Dean, MS-UK’s Online activity manager, will also cover essential features such as updating personal details, checking subscriptions, and resetting passwords. Common issues, like logging in, finding tickets, joining live classes, and viewing recordings, are also addressed in the frequently asked questions review.
Level one
focuses on exercises for those who are seated, have trunk (core) weakness and have limited upper limb movement
Level two
for those who can transfer independently but may require assistance or the use of a walking aid
Level three
for those who mobilise independently with minimal impairment restriction
This session will provide you with practical strategies and the latest research to help you improve movement, enhance strength, and stay informed on management approaches.
Neuroplasticity is the brain’s ability to rewire and create new pathways, allowing it to adapt and compensate for damage caused by MS. Dr Hawley explains how specific exercises tailored for MS can encourage this rewiring, helping you regain strength, balance, and mobility in areas affected by demyelination.
The session will also review the crucial process of remyelination, which is the repair of damaged myelin sheaths that protect nerve fibres by the scaring process. Dr Hawley provides a clear understanding of how remyelination works, why it’s vital for slowing MS progression, and how lifestyle choices and therapies can support this process.