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Regional Teleconferences

Employment Teleconference Series

Please join us for FREE educational teleconferences the second Tuesday of every month. Registration is required. To register for a teleconference or to borrow copies of the teleconference CDs, please contact 1-800-344-4867 option 1.

Upcoming Teleconferences

May 8 - Multiple Sclerosis, Sex and Intimacy

Join us for an open and honest discussion about the personal and intimate side of living with MS. This presentation provides opportunities for participants to explore concepts of intimacy, challenge their communication skills and explore a range of sexual expressions to awaken or enhance the sexual connection.

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June 12 - Improving Independence in Progressive MS

Sometimes MS symptoms can progress to the point that they significantly interfere with daily activities. Maintaining control and independence in everyday life doesn’t necessarily mean doing everything the same way you did it before. This call will discuss how to navigate the world of assistive technology and suggest ways to modify your environment at  home and at work to optimize control and independence.

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July 9 - Riding the MS Emotional Roller Coaster        

This teleconference will look at MS and its common emotional changes including: depression, irritability, anger, anxiety, and PBA. We will discuss the different strategies available for managing the impact of the "MS emotional roller coaster."

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September 10 - Research: Where are we now?  Where are we going?

This call will discuss what is happening in MS research, and what is on the horizon. You will learn what we know now about new treatments that have come on the market within the last year and how to connect with clinical trials.

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