Jenn, I’m new to the MS diagnosis so I’m new to your podcasts.  But in the few I’ve heard, you ask great questions at so many levels with your first hand experience.  And I like your intelligent guests. You and they are helpful!  Thank you very much for this.

Dr. Beier is a rehabilitation neuropsychologist in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Johns Hopkins. She is a nationally recognized expert on the mood and cognition symptoms common to multiple sclerosis. 

Join Jenn as she speaks with Meghan about specific skills and techniques to improve quality of life, reduce unwanted emotions, enhance brain skills, and reduce fears around memory lapses or illness uncertainty associated with multiple sclerosis. 

Meghan is also the CEO and founder of findempathie.com, a website helping people with medical conditions find a mental health provider who understands their diagnosis.

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