Multiple Sclerosis

Despite the prevalence of disabling cognitive symptoms among people living with multiple sclerosis there is a dearth of literature on this important topic. <I>Multiple Sclerosis: Understanding the Cognitive Challenges</I> is the first comprehensive discussion of MS-related cognitive dysfunction including the changes that can occur their assessment and treatment and strategies for dealing with their impact in daily life.<P>Written by two clinical psychologists with special expertise in MS and with contributions by two leading neuropsychologists the book answers all questions patients may have about their condition including: <p><ul> <li>A definition of cognition and discussion of the processes that underlie human thought <li>The emotional and social impact of cognitive changes <li>The neuropsychological evaluation of cognitive symptoms<li>Detailed overview of treatment options <li>Vignettes describing the real-life experiences of a person with cognitive dysfunction <li>Extensive references to the scientific literature</ul></p><P>Combining detailed referenced advice with hands-on strategies for living this is the only book to provide in-depth information about cognitive dysfunction. It will be an invaluable reference to patients families and caregivers as well as health professionals who care for people with MS.