Emotions and Cognition
About the resource
For many people, dealing effectively with cognitive or emotional challenges will require significant life changes. The key lies in understanding that these difficulties can be part of MS, identifying them accurately and in a timely manner and seeking the support and information necessary for dealing with them effectively.
Inside:
- Introducing MS-related emotional and cognitive issues
- Emotion-related issues of the newly diagnosed
- Depression and MS
- Understanding cognitive changes
- Day-to-day living with cognitive problems
- Simple ways to compensate for memory problems
- Emotional issues of healthcare professionals
- Your questions answered
- Interview: Meet Steve Cooper
- Learning by doing: The Danish Way
- Results of the online survey
- Book reviews
Published: 2004
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