This handbook serves as a comprehensive guide for health and rehabilitation practitioners working with individuals diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. It offers a broad perspective on the disease, its impact on daily life, and the strategies practitioners can use to help MS patients achieve full engagement. The book is structured into four sections: an overview of MS basics, rehabilitation strategies for managing impairments, methods to enhance activity and participation, and contextual factors influencing rehabilitation efforts.

This handbook is designed as a practical resource for healthcare professionals involved in the rehabilitation of multiple sclerosis patients. The structured approach, moving from foundational knowledge to specific interventions and contextual considerations, suggests a thorough and systematic treatment of the subject matter. Its focus on enabling patients to fully engage in everyday life indicates a patient-centered approach to rehabilitation.