Support for People Living with MND
Support for People Living with MND
We hold in person support groups for people who are living with Motor Neurone Disease, these support meetings provide a safe and confidential space to explore thoughts, feelings and concerns related to your diagnosis of MND, adjustment, loss, anxiety, identity, relationships, and future planning.
Our aim is to help individuals build resilience, maintain wellbeing and navigate the challenges associated with MND. Each meeting is facilitated by our nursing team with a guest speaker invited to talk about different aspects of living with MND. This is also a chance to meet others in a similar situation to you. The meetings are in person and online.
More information is available on our website, or you can contact the Information & Support Service by emailing services@imnda.ie
Online MND Support
The IMNDA are delighted to announce a new online community hub. Our Community Hub is a safe and supportive online discussion site for people affected by Motor Neurone Disease (MND), their caregivers and families.
- Looking to discuss your experiences with other people?
- Interested in finding, receiving and providing support?
- Want to connect with others at a time convenient for you?
Our community page allows you to post questions, share tips or advice, and interact with people with MND and their loved ones from around the country.
Registration is free and your contact details are kept confidential. You can submit your own questions and use the answers provided by the community to help support you with MND.
Once registered, you will have access to the following services:
Forums
Our forums can be read by anyone, but in order to interact with others and post messages of your own, you will need to register with this site.
Blogs
A blog is a shared online journal where people can post diary entries about their personal experiences. We will also share entries by health professionals and those involved with research.
Connect
Reach out to people living with MND. Registered members can connect to freely discuss topics in a private and safe area.
The online community is open to people affected by Motor Neurone Disease and provides a place to connect, and find support in a safe space. For more see: community.imnda.ie
