March 07, '08: MSAA - Client Information Survey & Support Grp Info
Category: MSAA (MS Assoc of America) Info
Posted by: stuart
Please help the MSAA (Multiple Sclerosis Association of America) communicate more effectively with the MS Community, by completing this survey found by clicking on this link:
http://support.msassociation.org/survey
Also, if you want MSAA Support Groups and Calendar of Events info, -
then click this link: http://support.msassociation.org/calendar
=============================================http://support.msassociation.org/survey
Also, if you want MSAA Support Groups and Calendar of Events info, -
then click this link: http://support.msassociation.org/calendar
October 30, '07: MSAA Booklet on Depression
Category: MSAA (MS Assoc of America) Info
Posted by: stuart
Obtained from: The Accelerated Cure Project.org
Understanding and Treating Depression in Multiple Sclerosis is the most recent publication produced by the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA). The booklet serves as a resource on depression for both patients and families affected by multiple sclerosis (MS). Author Allison Shadday, LCSW, who has MS, provides an in-depth understanding of depression in MS and focuses on such topics as the hidden symptoms of depression; warning signs; treatment options; and tips for fighting the effects of depression.
Click the above (publication) link to read.
=============================================Understanding and Treating Depression in Multiple Sclerosis is the most recent publication produced by the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA). The booklet serves as a resource on depression for both patients and families affected by multiple sclerosis (MS). Author Allison Shadday, LCSW, who has MS, provides an in-depth understanding of depression in MS and focuses on such topics as the hidden symptoms of depression; warning signs; treatment options; and tips for fighting the effects of depression.
Click the above (publication) link to read.
October 05, '07: MSAA Publishes Booklet about Depression in Multiple Sclerosis
Category: MSAA (MS Assoc of America) Info
Posted by: stuart
Multiple Sclerosis Association of America Publishes Booklet about Depression in Multiple Sclerosis
CHERRY HILL, N.J., Oct. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Understanding and Treating Depression in Multiple Sclerosis is the most recent publication produced by the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA). The booklet serves as a resource on depression for both patients and families affected by multiple sclerosis (MS). Author Allison Shadday, LCSW, who has MS, provides an in-depth understanding of depression in MS and focuses on such topics as the hidden symptoms of depression; warning signs; treatment options; and tips for fighting the effects of depression.
Category: MSAA (MS Assoc of America) Info
Posted by: stuart
Published on the MSAA website:
a Mommy's Story
An introduction for younger children to learn about a parent's MS
This most recent addition to the MSAA family of publications encourages parents with multiple sclerosis to begin the conversation about the diagnosis and ongoing implications of MS with young children. This 16-page book is geared for children ages three to seven.
http://msaa.com/PDFs/Mommy%27s_Story.pdf
=============================================a Mommy's Story
An introduction for younger children to learn about a parent's MS
This most recent addition to the MSAA family of publications encourages parents with multiple sclerosis to begin the conversation about the diagnosis and ongoing implications of MS with young children. This 16-page book is geared for children ages three to seven.
http://msaa.com/PDFs/Mommy%27s_Story.pdf
June 26, '07: The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America Debuts Its Interactive Multiple Sclerosis Information (MSi) Web Video Program
Category: MSAA (MS Assoc of America) Info
Posted by: stuart
Last Update: 2:29 PM ET Jun 26, 2007
CHERRY HILL, N.J., June 26, 2007 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- A new web video initiative titled MSi (Multiple Sclerosis Information) has been launched by the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA). Targeted to individuals with MS, the video series A Closer Look can be accessed on MSAA's website www.msassociation.org. The first video, A Closer Look at Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms - Part 1, is divided into four segments: Effective MS Symptom Management featuring Jack Burks, MD; Understanding Depression and MS featuring Allison Shadday, LCSW; Learning about Involuntary Emotional Expression Disorder featuring Daniel Wynn, MD; and Managing Spasticity featuring Donald Barone, DO.
=============================================CHERRY HILL, N.J., June 26, 2007 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- A new web video initiative titled MSi (Multiple Sclerosis Information) has been launched by the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA). Targeted to individuals with MS, the video series A Closer Look can be accessed on MSAA's website www.msassociation.org. The first video, A Closer Look at Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms - Part 1, is divided into four segments: Effective MS Symptom Management featuring Jack Burks, MD; Understanding Depression and MS featuring Allison Shadday, LCSW; Learning about Involuntary Emotional Expression Disorder featuring Daniel Wynn, MD; and Managing Spasticity featuring Donald Barone, DO.
June 26, '07: About The MSAA
Category: MSAA (MS Assoc of America) Info
Posted by: stuart
The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America
The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching the quality of life for everyone affected by multiple sclerosis.. MSAA provides ongoing support and direct services to these individuals with MS and the people close to them. MSAA also serves to promote greater understanding of the needs and challenges of those who face physical obstacles.
In addition to a variety of programs and services – such as consultations, support groups, equipment distribution, home modifications, MRI diagnostic funding, and public awareness campaigns – MSAA also provides valuable information through its quarterly magazine and other literature.
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The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching the quality of life for everyone affected by multiple sclerosis.. MSAA provides ongoing support and direct services to these individuals with MS and the people close to them. MSAA also serves to promote greater understanding of the needs and challenges of those who face physical obstacles.
In addition to a variety of programs and services – such as consultations, support groups, equipment distribution, home modifications, MRI diagnostic funding, and public awareness campaigns – MSAA also provides valuable information through its quarterly magazine and other literature.
