Unpaid caregivers, typically family and friends, provide significant amounts of support to
people with multiple sclerosis (MS). Understanding their experiences, needs and challenges …

An occupational perspective of the experience of transition has been developed in the peer
reviewed occupational science literature. While that literature describes the elements of …

Co‐occupation is a concept not thoroughly studied or understood. A new definition of co‐
occupation is proposed which postulates that the nature of engagement in co‐occupation …

Objective: The lack of adequate conceptualisation and operationalisation of quality of life
(QoL) limits the ability to have a consistent body of evidence to improve QoL research and …

This study explores family relationships and support needs when adapting to a relative's
advanced-multiple sclerosis (MS) around transition into care. A multi-site qualitative study of …

People with multiple sclerosis depend heavily upon their families and other informal carers
as they receive limited support from health‐care professionals or health‐care services …

Abstract Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is an established psychological
therapy, but its effectiveness for carers of people with multiple sclerosis (MS) experiencing …

Purpose To provide a unique and conceptually comprehensive account of the lived
experiences of caregiving spouses/partners of people with multiple sclerosis, which can be …

The aim of this study was to gain an enhanced understanding of how people with multiple
sclerosis experience their occupational adaptation. Ten people with multiple sclerosis were …

When occupational science began, the focus was on developing an understanding of
occupation (Clark et al., 1991). That is, we initially targeted Level 1 factor-identifying …