Neuro Therapy Network

Scientists have discovered two new subtypes of #MS with the aid of artificial intelligence, paving the way for personalised treatments and better outcomes for patients. The “exciting” breakthrough could revolutionise treatment of the disease worldwide. neurotherapynetwork.org.uk/news/new-ms-su…

The centres in our network provide expert support and a wide range of physical and holistic therapies to complement clinical treatment, as well as counselling, emotional support and an active social community. ​ Visit neurotherapynetwork.org.uk to find a centre.

Today is #InvisiblePainDay The right support can help manage symptoms, maintain independence, and reduce feelings of isolation. Visit our website to find a therapy centre that can help neurotherapynetwork.org.uk

If you missed South West MS Research Network’s latest live webinar - Keeping Your Cool With MS - a recording is now available to view online. Topics discussed included research on heat sensitivity, spasticity, rehabilitation, and fatigue. sites.google.com/nihr.ac.uk/swp…

If you are located in the south west and interested in taking part in MS research, this opportunity at the University of Plymouth is currently recruiting participants ⬇️

A new study reveals microplastics may play a role in worsening neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. Researchers warn the impact on public health could be substantial. neurotherapynetwork.org.uk/news/microplas…

Today is International Day of Persons with Disabilities. 1 in 6 people in the UK live with a neurological condition that often results in some degree of remitting or permanent disability. Our network of therapy centres can help neurotherapynetwork.org.uk #IDPD #DisabilityAwareness

Some great online activities coming up from @MSUK6 to help manage MS symptoms and boost wellbeing ⬇️

Interested in finding out more about #OxygenTherapy? Join Mark Suddes, manager of our member centre Suffolk Oxygen Therapy Centre, for an online info session with our friends at MS-UK on Monday 24 Nov. Register to join live or watch a recording ⬇️ ms-uk.org/introduction-t…

Walking 3,000 or more steps a day may slow progression of Alzheimer’s says a new study. Even modest amounts of daily exercise may slow the progression of Alzheimer’s in older people who are at risk of developing the condition, researchers have said. neurotherapynetwork.org.uk/news/walking-r…

Ahead of the NHS 10-year workforce plan, we're united with @NeuroAlliance and over 40 leading organisations in calling for government action to strengthen, modernise and support the clinical neuroscience workforce. Learn more at bit.ly/4qvdfZS

10-16 Nov is #AcupunctureAwarenessWeek. This fine needle treatment from ancient Chinese medicine works by stimulating nerves to release the body’s natural painkillers and enhance wellness. Visit our website to find a therapy centre that offers #acupuncture neurotherapynetwork.org.uk

Join the South West MS Research Network for their latest webinar: Keeping Your Cool With MS, 6pm on Wed 29 Oct. Discover the latest insights on managing MS heat, plus live Q&A, and other current MS research projects at the University of Plymouth. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

On #WorldMentalHealthDay we are highlighting the work of our member centres in supporting people and families in coming to terms with a neurological diagnosis and the challenges that brings. Visit neurotherapynetwork.org.uk to find a centre that can help. #MentalHealthMatters

Our friends at @OvercomingMS are hosting a Living Well Live event on Sat 15 Nov. Whether you are newly diagnosed or already living with MS, this event is all about ways to live well. Attend in person in Coventry or join online from anywhere Book at: overcomingms.org/live-well/even…

October 2 (O-2) is #WorldOxygenDay raising awareness of the importance of oxygen therapy. Oxygen therapy can help people living with a range of neurological and other medical conditions. Visit our website to find your nearest centre neurotherapynetwork.org.uk #OxygenTherapy #HBOT

Huntington’s disease has been treated successfully for the first time in a breakthrough gene therapy trial that slowed the progress of the disease by 75% in patients after three years. Read the full story on our website: neurotherapynetwork.org.uk/news/huntingto…