Researchers from Alabama explored what it means to age well with MS, using interviews with older people about their wellbeing and quality of life.

Falling is the commonest cause of accidental injury in the UK, with more than 2.7 million people affected each year. Falls can happen to anyone irrespective of age or medical condition, though having multiple sclerosis (MS) can increase the risk of falling.

Advance care planning (ACP) is the process of thinking, and having conversations, about the care you would like in the future if your health were to change.

Exercises to help maintain hand dexterity and strength in your arms.

These exercises help to build your lung capacity and support comfortable breathing.

The TiMS working group has produced an assessment tool for people with MS. It offers a patient centred approach, providing individuals an opportunity to self-evaluate their MS and to use this information during consultations with their MDT.

A key aim of the TiMS research working group is to support and facilitate clinically relevant research. Case studies as well as research support can be found in this section.

The Therapists in MS (TiMS) working group has recently updated its competency framework. The new 2022 framework, which includes current evidence, expert opinion and best practice, is designed to help therapists identify their learning needs and document their learning journey.

Love to game? Whether it's tabletop, D&D or an online session, why not host a gaming party for you and your friends?