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16/02/2021 by MS Queensland

 

If you’ve had some experience with bladder or bowel issues, you’re not alone. 90% of people with MS experience some degree of voiding dysfunction and/or incontinence. However, with the right information and support, incontinence can be managed effectively to maintain a healthy and active lifestyle.

Partnering with Coloplast, we will be returning with their free continence consultation program at our Wellbeing Centres. Offering private 1:1 consultations, Clinical Nurse Consultant, Irene Kemp is highly experienced and trained in helping people manage their continence issues and connecting them with further resources and referrals.

Capalaba Wellbeing Centre

Friday 19th February
Wednesday 24th March
Friday 30th April

Lutwyche Wellbeing Centre

Thursday 25th February
Wednesday 31st March
Thursday 29th April

Ipswich Wellbeing Centre

Thursday 4th February
Thursday 25th March
Thursday 22nd April

Toowoomba Wellbeing Centre

Wednesday 24th February
Friday 9th April

Sunshine Coast Wellbeing Centre

Tuesday 16th February
Wednesday 14th April

NEW! Ashmore Clinic

Tuesday 23rd February
Tuesday 20th April

Book appointment

Alternatively, you can contact our NeuroAssist line on 1800 177 591.

For more information about Coloplast and the services they offer, you can also visit here.

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