About Course
This 6 to 7-hour training is aimed at professionals working in institutions or at home (care assistants, nursing assistants, nurses, activity leaders, support staff in SSIAD, HAD, MAS or EHPAD). Multiple sclerosis is a complex, unpredictable chronic neurological disease that varies greatly from one person to another. Its invisible symptoms — fatigue, cognitive disorders, pain, emotional disturbances — are often unknown to professionals, who only address MS through its motor manifestations. This training provides a comprehensive understanding of the disease in all its dimensions and concrete support strategies tailored to each profile and each phase of evolution. At the end of the training, each participant will be able to adjust their practice with relevance, kindness, and team coherence.
Course Content
Module 1 – Understanding Multiple Sclerosis
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Lesson 1 – Neurological Mechanisms of MS
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Lesson 2 – Forms of MS — recognizing to better support
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Lesson 3 – The flare-ups — recognize, react, support
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Lesson 4 – The evolution of the disease over time
Module 2 – Motor and sensory symptoms
Module 3 – Fatigue and Cognitive Disorders — the Invisible Heart of MS
Module 4 – Emotional and psychiatric disorders in MS
Module 5 – Supporting autonomy and daily care
Module 6 – Treatments for MS — what the professional needs to know
Module 7 – Coordination, team and families
Module 8 – Practical cases and consolidation
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