Kessler Foundation's John DeLuca, Ph.D., conducts national MS Society teleconference
West Orange, NJ. January 8, 2012. John DeLuca, PhD, VP for Research at Kessler Foundation, will conduct a teleconference, "Where is my Memory? Cognitive Changes in MS," on Tues., January 24, 6:30-7:30 pm. Dr. DeLuca is well known for his neuropsychology research in cognition and multiple sclerosis and is a licensed psychologist in New Jersey and New York. He will be joined by Jeffrey Gingold, author of, "Facing the Cognitive Challenges of Multiple Sclerosis", based on his personal experience. No fee, but Registration is required by Tues., January 17.
Part of the National MS Society's Northeast Teleconference Series, this teleconference will explain cognitive issues in MS and the impact of cognitive dysfunction on everyday life. DeLuca and Gingold will explore available tools to help people with MS manage the effects of cognitive changes.
These educational teleconferences are free and made available through the National MS Society's chapters in Connecticut, Greater New England, Long Island, New Jersey Metro, NYC-Southern New York and Rhode Island.
More information:
www.kesslerfoundation.org/
Provided by Kessler Foundation