General health routines may have also become disrupted over the last year and a half. It may have been more difficult to get to appointments and there may have been…
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In her book, Set Boundaries, Find Peace, licensed therapist Nedra Glover Tawwab writes, “The root of self-care is setting boundaries: it’s saying no to something in order to say yes…
Since 2008, Dr. Timothy Vollmer has not only been one of the primary neurologists seeing patients at the Rocky Mountain MS Center at University of Colorado, but has also served…
Like with all habits, it helps to start small. Try something new that you’ve always been curious about or interested in learning more about. Starting small could mean taking a…
Here’s a compilation of some fun and free apps to inspire creativity or provide tools to create! Happy Color: A great app for creating and coloring pictures. Especially helpful you have…
Expanding our understanding of creativity, why it’s important for our health and well-being, and how it can help us navigate challenging times. When we first see the word “creativity” in…
A Lifelong Practice for Coping with Stress and Anxiety As we reflect on the past year, some words and emotions are likely to surface for many of us right away:…
The Rocky Mountain MS Center and our partners at the Rocky Mountain MS Center at University of Colorado advocate for a fundamental philosophy of maximizing lifelong brain health through early…
Approximately 125 million Americans have one or more chronic medical conditions, also known as comorbidities. The most common comorbidities among people living with MS are high blood pressure, high cholesterol,…
Dr. Teri Schreiner’s work in MS is focused on the rarest of patients: children. The vast majority of newly-diagnosed patients are roughly between the ages of 25 and 45, but…
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About the Author
Kerri Cechovic is the Director of Programs at the Rocky Mountain MS Center, and one of the key authors for InforMS Magazine.