Multiple sclerosis (MS)

MS is different for everyone — and it can change over time.

In everyday life

What it can affect

Fatigue that others can’t seeBalance, walking and stiffnessThinking and concentrationBladder, vision or sensation changes

Areas we can support

How we can help

Movement

Moving with more strength, balance and confidence.

Daily living

Doing the everyday things that matter — your way.

Thinking & memory

Support for attention, memory, planning and problem-solving.

Emotional wellbeing

Space to adjust, cope and stay motivated.

Nutrition

Eating well as part of recovery, where it helps.

Your rehabilitation journey

One step at a time

1Understand
2Assess
3Build the plan
4Practice
5Track
6Adapt

Your care team

The people around you

NeurologistHelps understand the neurological condition and guides the overall clinical direction.
Rehabilitation physicianLeads the medical side of rehabilitation and sets priorities with the team.
Neuro physiotherapistWorks on movement, balance, walking and strength.
Occupational therapistHelps with everyday tasks, hand use and making the home work for you.
Cognitive therapistBuilds strategies for attention, memory and planning.
Clinical psychologistSupports emotional wellbeing for the person and the family.
NutritionistMakes food part of the plan, where it helps.
Care NavigatorYour single point of contact — keeps everything joined up.

Manastik technology

Follow-along exercise videos on the app, so practice continues between sessions.

Progress

What progress can look like

Managing energy through the dayStaying active safelyKeeping up with work or studyAdapting routines after a relapse

Goals are personal and set together. No two journeys are the same.

Questions

Can rehabilitation for Multiple sclerosis happen at home?

Often, yes. Sessions can happen at home or by video, with a daily plan on the Manastik app between sessions. Your team will suggest in-person sessions when a goal needs them.

Do we need a referral?

No. Start by talking to a Care Navigator. We work alongside your treating doctor and, with your consent, keep them informed.

What happens after I book?

A Care Navigator calls you, listens to what’s going on and suggests the right first step — often an assessment with the relevant specialist.

Related conditions

Parkinson’s disease Stroke Traumatic brain injury (TBI) Epilepsy

Care Navigator

Not sure where to start?

Talk to your dedicated Manastik Care Navigator.

1Tell us what you’re dealing with
2Speak with a Care Navigator
3Understand your options
4Get connected to the right care

Who is it for?