Video Catalogue

We also have a series of webinars and videos from leading speakers in the fields of Multiple Sclerosis, Neurology, Physiotherapy and exercise along with many others. You can browse the full video catalogue below.

Find all upcoming webinars here

*NEW* Reflective Video Series

Neurology Services

In this video, Prof Orla Hardiman discusses developments in MS services over the past 30 years.

MS Ireland Community Worker Service

In this video, Aidan Larkin, MS Ireland's National Services Development Manager and Regional Community Worker reflects on the remarkable transformations within the MS space in Ireland over the years and the evolving MS Ireland Community Worker service.


Newly Diagnosed Programme 



Progressive MS Video Series

DR JONATHAN EGAN

How Carer’s can maintain their Mental Health | April 2021

How carers can support

Dr Jonathan Egan about how carers can support people living with MS. 

Aug | 21

MS AND RESEARCH

Prof. Una Fitzgerald about the latest in MS Research | Sept 2021


Secondary Progressive MS Video Series

GAVIN GIOVANNONI ON RECOGNISING THE SMALL SIGNS OF SPMS

Small Signs of SPMS | Nov 2020

Prof Barry O'Reilly bladder and bowel dysfunction

Bladder and bowel dysfunction | Nov 2020


Symptom management


What We Need to Know About MS and Cognition 

What We Need to Know About MS and Cognition with Dr Niall Pender 

March | 2020

Top Tips for Brain Health

Top Tips for Brain Health with Dr Niall Pender

March | 2020

Living Well with Urinary and Bowel symptoms

Marie Hayes and Sinead Jordan

Jan | 2021

Fatigue Management and MS

Fatigue Management with Dr Michelle Murphy

April | 2021


Life with MS

Questions on MS and the brain

In this video, Dr Hugh Kearney of St James's Hospital MS Unit answers some commonly searched questions about MS and the brain. 

Most Googled MS Questions

Neurologist, Dr Karen O’Connell answers some of the most frequently googled questions from people in Ireland about MS.

Nov| 21

Relationships

Relationships with Orlaith McManus Chartered Psychologist and Mindfulness teacher.

Feb | 2021

Women and MS

Dr Maria Gaughan to explore topics such as fertility, pregnancy, menstruation and menopause.

Mar | 2021

Mortgages, Life Assurance & Pensions

Financial advisor David Keating and Mobile Mortgage Manager Shane Cullen explore the topics of mortgages, life assurance and pensions for people living with MS.

Mar | 2021

Self Care

Psychotherapist, Eileen Hopkins discusses the tools and techniques carers can use to establish or enhance their self-care routine.

|Jun 21

Current and Emerging Trends

Dr Brian Sweeney discusses the current and emerging trends in relations to Multiple Sclerosis. June | 2021

Phyisotherapy and MS

Prof. Susan Coote discusses the benefits of physiotherapy when living with Multiple Sclerosis.

Nov | 2021

Relapses in MS

Consultant Neurologist Hugh Kearney discusses relapses in MS and answers questions from the community.

MS and Stem Cell

In this video, MS Ireland is joined by Dr Maria Gaughan to explore the topic of MS and stem cell. James Flanagan, a person living with MS also joins to share his story of accessing stem cell therapy for MS.

Involving people living with MS in the design of digital tools: The More Stamina Case

Dr Guido Giunti discusses involving people living with MS in the design of digital tools with reference to his project More Stamina, a mobile app for fatigue management in people living with MS.

Grey and White Matter matters in MS

Dr Hugh Kearney discusses grey and white matters in MS as well as exploring the area of smouldering MS.


THE UNSPEAKABLE BITS

The Unspeakable Bits Webinar - MS at the End of Life 

In this webinar, host Trevis L Gleason and a panel of international experts discussed MS at the End of Life and the more serious complications that very rarely affect people living with multiple sclerosis.

The Unspeakable Bits - What If You Cannot Work

The webinar focused on the many difficult aspects of having to leave employment due to multiple sclerosis. From financial and self-worth issues to family and psychosocial ramifications, being forced to leave our work lives is a major upheaval. 

The Unspeakable Bits - Bladder Dysfunction and Multiple Sclerosis

Our host Trevis Gleason talked with the neurologist Dr Helena Moore about bladder dysfunction and multiple sclerosis doing a deep dive into symptoms such as spastic bladder, leakage, incontinence, and catheterisation

THE UNSPEAKABLE BITS -DISCLOSURE

From disclosing your diagnosis of MS to navigating the legal ramifications of telling your employer and coworkers to the complex intricacies involved with interpersonal relationships.

The Unspeakable Bits - Medical Cannabis & MS

In this video, host Trevis L. Gleason is joined by Eric Downer, Associate Professor in Human Health and Disease in Trinity and  Dr James Bowen, Director at the MS Center at the Swedish Neuroscience Institute in Seattle about the use and effects of cannabinoids for people with MS.

The Unspeakable Bits - Mending Broken Connections

From loss of workplace comradery and friends that seem to fade away, to forgotten invitations and last-minute cancellations, MS can make keeping in touch more difficult. Our host Trevis L Gleason and a panel of experts talk about “Mending Broken Connections”

The Unspeakable Bits - Money Matters

In this video, MS Ireland and our host Trevis Gleason are joined by a number of relevant experts to discuss money matters in relation to multiple sclerosis in Ireland.


COVID-19 and MS videos

COVID-19 Immunity, Vaccines and Risks

COVID-19, Immunity, Vaccines and Risks for people living with MS to help us understand where we find ourselves at this point of the pandemic.

Feb | 22 

COVID-19 and MS:

COVID-19 and MS: What we have learned so far with Prof Gavin Giovannoni

 Sept | 2020

Coping with COVID-19 related anxiety in MS

Coping with COVID-19 related anxiety in MS with Dr Rebecca Maguire

 July | 2020

COVID-19 Immunity, vaccines and risks

COVID-19 Immunity, vaccines and risks for people living with MS with Prof Kingston Mills

 Aug | 2020

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