MS Queensland

12/10/2026

❤️ Whether it's helping with daily tasks, attending appointments, providing emotional support or simply being there when it's needed most, carers make an incredible difference every day.

Thank you to all carers for the care, strength and support you provide to individuals, families and communities across Queensland.

Learn more about National Carers Week and how you can get involved: carersweek.com.au

08/10/2026

What role can neurological physiotherapy play in maintaining movement, function and independence? 💪

In the latest episode of The Raw Nerve podcast, Associate Professor James McLoughlin explores how neurological physiotherapy can help people living with neurological conditions stay active, navigate symptoms and continue doing the things that matter most.

Covering everything from exercise and mobility to fatigue management and long-term wellbeing, this conversation is packed with practical insights.

🎧 Listen now: https://www.msaustralia.org.au/raw-nerve/90/

08/10/2026

What is Inclusive Employment Australia? 💼

Abbey from MS Queensland explains how Inclusive Employment Australia supports people living to find and maintain meaningful employment.

For people living with MS and neurological conditions, support can be tailored to individual needs, including fatigue management, workplace adjustments, capacity and long-term employment goals.

Learn more about MS Queensland's employment support services 👉 https://msqld.org.au/service/employment-services/

07/10/2026

💚 Mental Health Month is the perfect time to prioritise your wellbeing.

The free Mental Health and MS online course from the Menzies Institute for Medical Research explores the connection between mental health and MS through expert insights, practical strategies and lived experience perspectives.

Designed for people living with MS, family members, carers and health professionals, you can learn at your own pace, whenever it suits you.

ENROL NOW: https://ms.mooc.utas.edu.au/i/mhq

06/10/2026

Have you experienced swelling, oedema or lymphoedema?

Researchers from the ALERT Centre at Macquarie University are looking to hear from people living with neurological conditions, including MS, Spinal Cord Injury, MND and those who are post-stroke, to better understand their experiences.

Your insights could help improve understanding, education, early monitoring and future support strategies for people affected by these conditions.

✅ Complete a one-off online survey
✅ Takes approximately 10-15 minutes
✅ Share your lived experience and contribute to important research

To learn more, view the participant information and take part, visit: 🔗 https://mquni.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4JEgvdh2NX746WO

05/10/2026

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Happy World Cerebral Palsy Day! 🌏💚

Today, 50 million people with cerebral palsy around the world are at the heart of the conversation.

We are celebrating what makes us and speaking up about the changes we want to see.

So, what’s your change?

Choose it. Share it. Tag a local leader, business or community organisation who can help make it happen.

Remember to tag and use to join the global conversation.

02/10/2026

Can OT help you feel safer at home? 🏠

Connor from MS Queensland explains how occupational therapy can support people living with MS and neurological conditions to stay safe, confident and independent at home.

From equipment recommendations to home modifications and practical strategies, OT can help make everyday tasks easier and safer.

Learn more about our occupational therapy services 👉 https://msqld.org.au/service/neurological-occupationaltherapy/

25/09/2026

When should you see an occupational therapist? ✅

If MS or another neurological condition is making everyday tasks more challenging, occupational therapy may be able to help.

In this video, Connor explains how OT can support daily living, personal care, household tasks, employment, and strategies for memory and thinking - helping you stay independent and focused on what matters most.

Learn more about our occupational therapy services 👉 https://msqld.org.au/service/neurological-occupationaltherapy/

22/09/2026

Early results from the world-first OCTOPUS-PLATYPUS trial have found that alpha lipoic acid has shown enough promise to progress to the next stage of testing for progressive MS.

While more research is needed, this milestone offers hope for people living with progressive MS and highlights the power of innovative clinical trials.

Read more 🔗 https://bit.ly/4y1LZpp