Your vital research update for August 2022

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Vitality - August

Hello,

Welcome to the August edition of Vitality.

This month we are thrilled to share two of the videos from our Annual Client Forum held on 5 July; Affective Savouring & Anticipation of Mood Concepts, and Communication Matters!  If you couldn’t make the Forum this is a great way to view the sessions, we will share more in future editions of Vitality, or if you did attend, you may want to watch them again!

View them below.

Until next time, take care.

 
 

MSWA Client Forum 2022

 
 
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MSWA’s Annual Client Forum
The first video from the Client Forum is Affective Savouring & Anticipation for Mood Concept, presented by Prof. Moira Sim and Prof. Joanne Dickson from Edith Cowan University.

Watch the video
 
 
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MSWA’s Annual Client Forum
The second video from the Client Forum is from MSWA’s very own Speech Pathology and Dietetics team members Pamela Windram and Georgina Hett. We spotlight the NARNIA project lead by Prof. Anne Whitworth, and we couldn’t help ourselves but finish with a quick activity. Check it out!

Watch the video
 
 

Stay Connected

 
 
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Men's Resource Group -
NEW locations

We're accepting expressions of interest until Thursday, 15 September for new groups in Mandurah, Rockingham and City of Cockburn.

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MSWA Art Group
Join us on Thursday, 8 September for a workshop that will encourage you to explore your life creatively through art.

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Men's Resource Group -
Kelmscott

Come to MSWA Kelmscott on Thursday, 8 September to meet men living with a neurological condition. The session will be facilitated by our experienced health professionals.

Find out more

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Will you play-doh with me?
When was the last time you played? Play can help us deal with the more serious aspects of life, so join us at this one-off workshop on Thursday, 15 September.

Register now

 

 
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Peer Coffee Catch-ups
Connect with others who live with MS over a coffee at our monthly catch-ups at various locations around WA.

See the locations

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MS and Other Neuro Conditions Carer Support Group
Our monthly sessions welcome carers of people with any neurological condition.

Get further details

 
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Northam MS Peer Support Group
If you're in the Wheatbelt region and living with a neurological condition, join us in September at Bridgeley Community Centre.

Find out more

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Neuro Carer Group - Life-limiting Conditions
Caring for someone with a life-limiting condition? Get support and guidance from MSWA counsellors.

Tell me more

 
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Rockingham Carer Group
If you're a carer based in the Peel region, join us when we meet on the first Thursday of each month at a Rockingham community venue.

Express my interest

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Mindfulness & Meditation Group
The next session will be held on Friday, 16 September in Rockingham. Spaces will be limited.

Register now

 

MSWA holds a variety of events throughout the year for people living with a neurological condition, their families and carers. These range from physical exercise, to meditation, stress management and social interaction.

Browse all programs, workshops and events

 

Get Involved

 
 
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Click here or click the image above to learn about the Mindpod system.

You are invited to participate in a research project, which is part of the Systematic Profiling in Neurological Conditions (SPIN) study. This project seeks to examine the feasibility of a contemporary gaming environment in people with MS.

If you’re interested in participating, click the button below.

Find out more
 
 

Share Your Stories

 
 

If you have an interesting story you would like to share with our readers, we would love to hear from you.

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