Finding your way: adapting to life with MS webinar
Join us for our webinar as we discuss adapting to life with MS and ways you can navigate the challenges to adapting to your diagnosis.
This webinar will discuss the emotional impact a diagnosis can have on you and will explore adapting to life with MS and ways you can own your story.
We’ll be joined by a psychologist who’ll guide us through the chat with an open discussion and will share some practical strategies to manage.
In this webinar, we’ll cover:
- Understanding your MS
- What does adapting look like to you?
- Strategies to manage adjusting to life with MS
What will I need to take part?
All you need to join in is a laptop, tablet, phone or computer with a stable internet connection to use Zoom, the video meeting software that we use.
How do I join the webinar?
Before the event, you'll receive emails from the LivingWell team and Eventbrite, which will have the link to the webinar. You can follow this link when the webinar is due to start. Alternatively, you can access it through your Eventbrite account.
When I join the webinar can other people see or hear me?
No you can’t be seen or heard by other participants.
Can I ask questions?
Yes, you’ll be able to ask questions when you register but also during the event via the Q&A typed chat function. Please note we can’t respond or offer advice about questions about your specific circumstances or anything relating to your own personal health.
What if I haven’t been sent the link?
Reminder emails are sent to everyone who completes the registration form on Eventbrite and books a place, so please enter your email address carefully when registering. The email we send might go into your spam or junk folder so please check before the sessions start that you can find it. Alternatively, you can access the link by logging into your Eventbrite account.
What should I do if I can no longer attend?
Don't worry if you can't make it on the night. If you've registered, you'll get a recording of the webinar to watch in your own time.
