Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a disease in which inflammation occurs in the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) that affects the insulation layer around the nerves. As a result, the central nervous system can no longer process certain signals properly. Patients can experience various symptoms of failure, ranging from loss of strength to blindness, extreme fatigue and memory problems.

MS cannot be cured, but medication can slow down or stabilize the progression of the disease. Good care and guidance are very important for integrating the disease into daily life. After all, MS is a serious condition, not only for the person themselves but also for those around them. In addition to physical symptoms, the diagnosis of MS also brings with it a great deal of uncertainty. The progression of the disease is unpredictable.
It is important to seek good specialized (multidisciplinary) guidance for this disease.

At Sens you are moved, two therapists are involved Mszorg Netherlands.

The Mensendieck-Cesar exercise therapist is a specialist in teaching a correct way of moving in order to reduce and prevent physical complaints. The physiotherapist is a movement specialist and can reduce pain complaints directly. At Sens, you work with sleep therapists, pelvic therapists, child therapists and occupational therapists.