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UNDERSTANDING & MANAGING COGNITIVE, EMOTIONAL & BEHAVIOURAL CHANGES IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS

For people with MS, their families, carers, friends, and health & disability service providers

What is cognition?  What does it actually mean?  How do I know if I, or the person with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) that I care about, has cognitive problems?  What can be done about it?  What is the incidence of cognitive problems in people with MS?

This book aims to provide the answers to these and many other questions you may have.  It is written for people with MS, their families, carers, friends, employers, colleagues and health professionals.  In fact, anyone with an interest in MS will hopefully find this book useful.

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An overview of the contents
 Chapter One:Cognition
 Chapter Two: Changes in thinking, memory and problem solving
 Chapter Three: Mood and personality changes associated with MS
 Chapter Four: The impact of cognitive, behavioural and emotional changes on family members
Chapter Five:
 Issues and management strategies for paid carers to remember
 Chapter Six:  Issues regarding decision making for the person with cognitive change, their family and others
 Chapter Seven: Practical examples of aids and techniques to assist management of cognitive change
 Glossary 
 Explanation of terms used in this book
 Bibliography References used in writing this book

The book is designed to keep all the information about MS and changes in thinking and feelings in the one place, so it contains lots of information that may not be relevant to everyone. 


By Christine Leech
Former Senior Occupational Therapist and
Co-ordinator of Client Education Projects
Multiple Sclerosis Society of Queensland
 

1800 287 367 or MS INFO 1800 177 591   
         

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