FACETS - Expression Of Interest

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Thank you for your interest in our Online Fatigue Management Programmes. Please complete the form below and we will be in touch.

About the Fatigue Management Programme

FACETS is a group programme designed to support people with MS to manage their fatigue. It was developed by researchers at Bournemouth University and the Dorset MS Service at Poole Hospital in the UK. It is called FACETS (Fatigue: Applying Cognitive behavioural and Energy effectiveness Techniques to life Style). There is lots of evidence that shows that this programme is effective in helping people with MS manage their fatigue.

MS Ireland will endeavor to offer in-person OR online classes where a person expresses a preference. However our ability to do so will depend on regional resources and adequate participants for each group.

How is my information managed?

This form will help us learn about you. Your information is only available to MS Ireland Community Workers that deliver the FACETS programme. If you are already registered with MS Ireland, your regional office will be able to see that you are taking part in a FACETS programme. They will not be able to see the information you enter. If you have not already registered with MS Ireland, to attend the programme you will need to do so.

How do you usually get around outdoors?

Without an aidWith one stick or crutch or holding on to someone's armWith two sticks or crutches or walker or rollator. Or one stick or crutch or holding on to someone's armWith a wheelchair

PLEASE NOTE

Thank you for your interest in this programme. At present the programme we are offering is for people that are not wheelchair users. We will be in touch soon with details of a suitable programme.

How do you usually get around indoors?

Without an aidWith one stick or crutch or holding on to someone's armWith two sticks or crutches or walker or rollator. Or one stick or crutch or holding on to someone's armWith a wheelchair

PLEASE NOTE

Thank you for your interest in this programme. At present the programme we are offering is for people that are not wheelchair users. We will be in touch soon with details of a suitable programme.