Cognition in MS

Cognitive changes are common in multiple sclerosis, but they are often less visible and less openly discussed than physical symptoms.

In this webinar, Brett Drummond interviews Professor Hanneke Hulst about five key things to know about cognition in MS:

Duration – 60 minutes
Cognitive changes are often called the “hidden” symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis, but they can have a profound impact on work, relationships, and daily life.
In this webinar, we are honored to host Professor Hanneke Hulst, a renowned expert in neuro-psychology, to break down the science of MS and the mind.
In this video, Professor Hulst explores:

✅ Why cognitive symptoms occur in MS (it’s more than just “brain fog”).

✅ The 5 most important facts about MS and cognition.

✅ Understanding “Information Processing Speed” and how it affects your day.

✅ The impact of MS on social cognition and emotional processing.

✅ How “Cognitive Reserve” and lifestyle choices can help protect your brain health.

This session is designed to validate the experiences of those living with MS and provide a clear, scientific roadmap for managing cognitive health.
About our speaker: Professor Hanneke Hulst is a Director, Centre for Brain Research, University of Auckland.
Her research focuses on the cognitive and clinical neuropsychology of MS, with a mission to improve the quality of life for those living with the condition through better understanding and treatment of cognitive symptoms.

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