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The ma guide The MA Guide A guide to More Accessible sexuality-related assistive technology Narelle Higson Occupational Therapist MSWA The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Western Australia Inc CA word from the author This guide is not a collection of facts

The MA Guide A guide to More Accessible sexuality-related assistive technology Narelle Higson Occupational Therapist MSWA The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Western Australia Inc CA word from the author This guide is not a collection of facts it is a collection of ideas Ideas about pleasure having fun being playful trying something di ?erent ?nding new ways of doing things thinking outside the square Ideas about di ?erent ways to achieve and enrich sexual pleasure on your own or with a partner You may not particularly like these ideas ? or prefer your own That is absolutely ok I would love to hear your ideas if you are willing to share ?? This guide merely tries to be a conversation starter ? a thought prompter The MA Guide does not seek to educate about sexuality or the potential impact of MS on sexual function ?? there are already many wonderful resources available on that topic please see the resource section at the end for details of these This guide is in no way intended to be prescriptive it simply seeks to identify sexuality and positioning products which May be easy to use May be easy to adapt Have useful features Are readily available in Australia unless otherwise noted This guide does not intend to be prescriptive in any way and does not replace the advice of your healthcare practitioner Although up to date at the time of writing the products listed are just a small sample chosen from local or online suppliers Please feel welcome to contact the MSWA Sexuality Service or your local MS Society for further information on current pricing and availability or alternative products which may be of use for you A word for Health Professionals This guide can be printed in full as a general resource Alternatively its design enables relevant sections to be printed individually to meet speci ?c needs I wish to acknowledge the generosity of the MSWA in supporting the creation of this resource ?? and hope you ?nd it helpful ?? Narelle Higson OT- Sexuality Service Narelle higson mswa org au This resource is intended as a guide only and should not be seen as the MS Society ? s speci ?c recommendation or endorsement of any product company CContents Holding On Taking Control Extending your reach Getting into position Alternatives to batteries Altered sensation Fatigue Privacy Continence Lubrication Men only Cleaning and safety tips A brief word about anatomy Resources This resource is intended as a guide only and should not be seen as the MS Society ? s speci ?c recommendation or endorsement of any product company CHolding on Is it ever challenging to get and keep a good grip on a toy ? or do you imagine it could be Whether you choose to wear it stick it or prop it there are many ways to use toys that don ? t involve holding them Wear it Why Wearing a toy on your body means that you don ?