Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Support Group Finder

HealthyWomen has put together some support group options to unite those affected by MS. Support groups can vary in format with in-person groups, virtual groups, social media pages, blogs, mobile apps and others. Support groups help connect people who may be going through similar situations and can offer information and advice related to MS.

HealthyWomen offers these resources for information purposes. We do not endorse or recommend these websites specifically. Always be sure to do your own research and find support that works for you. In addition, be sure to talk with your healthcare provider about multiple sclerosis and your personal treatment plan.

Support groups based on:

Location

These give support group options based on ZIP code or state and city.

Virtual Support Group/Phone

These support groups offer phone, email, video call and virtual support meeting options with moderators. They also provide information for the person with MS, family members or someone concerned about someone else with MS.

eSupport Health video support groups for people with MS
National MS Society MS Friends Helpline
- National MS Society: MSFriendsPaired
- National MS Society: MS Navigators
Multiple Sclerosis Association of America toll-free helpline
Ancan MS Support Group

Social Media

These support groups are on social media sites that offer ways to post anonymous questions, share tips or provide other advice.

Healthline MS community page
Multiple Sclerosis Foundation Facebook Page
National MS Society Community Facebook Group
Modern Day MS Facebook Page

Blogs

These options offer MS blog topics ranging from activism to living well to research and news.

Other

These options offer support group newsletters, chats, message boards or mobile apps.

This option offers full-day programs for people living with MS and their care partners to get support and participate in activities.

Can Do Multiple Sclerosis Community Programs

This option offers data visualization like charts and graphs of symptoms and treatments from an online community of people living with MS.

PatientsLikeMe

For more information related to Multiple Sclerosis (MS), check out some of HealthyWomen’s educational resources.

This resource was created with support from Bristol Myers Squibb and Novartis.

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