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Healthy work life

Work can provide financial independence, purpose and a sense of fulfillment. Living with multiple sclerosis (MS) or other neurological conditions can make work more challenging, however it’s still possible to have a healthy work life. Learn about how to manage symptoms and stay engaged in the workforce with our range of resources and support services.

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Succeeding at work

Symptoms such as fatigue, brain fog and pain can make it harder to maintain a job. With the help of practical strategies, you can overcome some of these challenges and continue working. Access a range of resources and support services that help you have a better work life with MS.

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Employment support services

Living with MS or other neurological conditions can make it challenging to stay in the workforce. Whether you’re looking for a new job or want support in your current role, our free employment support service empowers you to succeed at work. Our team members can help you:

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Employment success stories

MS can affect anyone, including people working in academic or high-profile roles. Hear from real people sharing their personal stories about how MS affected their professional life and how our employment services helped them.

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Learn more about MS

  1. Support & services

    Need MS support or help with another neurological condition? MS Plus has six decades of experience supporting people through challenges to live will.

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  2. Newly diagnosed

    If you’ve recently received a multiple sclerosis diagnosis, it’s normal to feel scared and confused. But we want you to know that MS doesn’t necessarily lead to significant disability. You can live well with MS. And we’re here to help you do that.

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  3. Resource hub

    We host free resources covering a range of topics to promote neurological wellbeing. Our podcasts, webinars, and articles feature the latest information with expert advice.

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Let’s talk about your support

If you or someone close to you has been diagnosed a neurological condition, we’re here to support you – both now and throughout your journey.

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