Stephanie Buxhoeveden - Podcast Details

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Can Do MS PodcastMy MS StoryMy MS Story– Episode 183 – Transcript In this episode we join our host Stephanie Buxhoeveden and special guest Ashley Ratcliff Lundy as we dive into the personal journeys of living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) as we share unique stories of diagnosis, the emotional rollercoaster that follows, and how perspectives on life have shifted since that moment. From the first signs of MS to the life-changing diagnosis, our guest speaks about challenges, the feelings of uncertainty, fear, and hope, while hearing the lessons they’ve learned along the way. With honesty and resilience, we discuss how to redefine goals, priori...2025-03-1934 min

Can Do MS PodcastNavigating Pediatric MS - Challenges, Treatment, and Hope for the FutureNavigating Pediatric MS – Challenges, Treatment, and Hope for the Future– Episode 182 – Transcript In this episode, we join our host Stephanie Buxhoeveden and two special guests Emily Blosberg with Oscar the Monkey and Harvard Neurology professor Tanuja Chitnis. Together we explore the complexities of pediatric multiple sclerosis and how it differs from the adult form of the disease. We’ll dive into when pediatric MS is typically diagnosed and highlight the early signs that parents and what to watch for. Beyond medical treatment, managing MS as a child can be particularly challenging. We share valuable advice for families on naviga...2025-03-0331 min

Can Do MS PodcastDebunking Myths and Crafting Sleep Strategies for MSDebunking Myths and Crafting Sleep Strategies for MS– Episode 181 – Transcript In this episode we join our host Stephanie Buxhoeveden and special guest Areti Vassilopoulos, we dive into the challenges of managing sleep with multiple sclerosis. From debunking common myths to exploring practical, real-life strategies, we provide insights on how to improve your sleep quality. Whether you’re struggling with fatigue, or simply looking for a routine, we offer tips to help you create a sleep routine that supports your health and well-being. Tune in for expert advice and personal stories to help you navigate the connection between MS and...2025-02-1921 min

Can Do MS PodcastDebunking Myths and Crafting Sleep Strategies for MSDebunking Myths and Crafting Sleep Strategies for MS– Episode 181 – Transcript In this episode we join our host Stephanie Buxhoeveden and special guest Dr. Areti Vassilopoulos, we dive into the challenges of managing sleep with multiple sclerosis. From debunking common myths to exploring practical, real-life strategies, we provide insights on how to improve your sleep quality. Whether you’re struggling with fatigue, or simply looking for a routine, we offer tips to help you create a sleep routine that supports your health and well-being. Tune in for expert advice and personal stories to help you navigate the connection betwee...2025-02-1800 min

Can Do MS PodcastAging with MS: Navigating the JourneyAging with MS: Navigating the Journey– Episode 180 – Transcript In this episode we join our host Stephanie Buxhoeveden and special guest Le Hua as we explore the unique experiences of living with multiple sclerosis as we age. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or have been living with MS for years, this episode provides the support, inspiration, and knowledge you need to embrace the journey ahead. Tune in as we navigate the road to growing older with MS. Disclaimer: This podcast provides general educational information. Can Do MS does not endorse, promote, or recommend any product, service, or diet...2025-01-1533 min

Can Do MS PodcastTransforming Your Mental Health Journey with MSTransforming Your Mental Health Journey with MS– Episode 179 – Transcript Join host Dr. Stephanie Buxhoeveden with guest neuropsychologist Meghan Beier, who joins us to dive deeper into how various therapeutic approaches can transform your mental health journey with MS. Whether you’re living with MS or a care partner, you’ll find helpful explanations of different therapies and actionable insights that can empower you on your journey. If you’re here looking for support, education, or inspiration, this episode is here to help you build resilience, live well, and thrive with MS. Thank you to Viatris for their...2024-12-0423 min

Can Do MS PodcastCare Partners in Action: Celebrating Friendship and SupportCare Partners in Action: Celebrating Friendship and Support– Episode 177 – Transcript Join host Stephanie Buxhoeveden, an MS clinician and researcher, as she welcomes Sharon Vaughn and her care friend, Eileen Dubois. In celebration of Caregivers Month, Sharon and Eileen share their inspiring friendship and the unique ways they support one another. Discover the powerful bond between a care partner and friend living with MS, as well as practical insights and heartfelt stories that highlight the importance of connection, compassion, and resilience in the face of challenges. Here we will have uplifting conversations that honor the vital role of care...2024-11-1125 min

Can Do MS PodcastHope in Innovation: Exploring CAR-T Cell Therapy for MSHope in Innovation: Exploring CAR-T Cell Therapy for MS - Episode 178 - Transcript Join host Dr. Stephanie Buxhoeveden, someone living with multiple sclerosis and a dedicated clinician and researcher. In this episode, she welcomes Dr. Gregory Wu, who is making significant strides in MS research, particularly in CAR-T cell therapy. Join us as they dive into an engaging conversation about Dr. Wu's work, his experiences in the field, and what the future may hold for MS treatments. Don't miss this opportunity to learn and regain hope in upcoming MS research! Thank you to Bristol Myers Squibb and Kyverna for their...2024-11-0426 min

Can Do MS PodcastTaking Control: Understanding and Managing MS ProgressionTaking Control: Understanding and Managing MS Progression- Episode 176 - Transcript In this empowering episode, host Stephanie Buxhoeveden connects with MS advocate and author Julie Stamm. Join us as we explore the complexities of the disease process, unpacking what it means to live with progressive MS. Julie shares her personal journey, insights on smoldering MS, and practical strategies for regaining control. Whether you’re living with MS or supporting someone who is, this conversation offers hope, resilience, and valuable knowledge to help you navigate the challenges of MS disease progression. Thank you to Sanofi for their support of this podcast episode. Dis...2024-10-1527 min

Can Do MS PodcastOccupational Therapy: Redesigning Your Life With MSOccupational Therapy: Redesigning Your Life With MS- Episode 175 - Transcript In this episode, host Stephanie Buxhoeveden sits down with occupational therapist Rebecca Cunningham to explore the impact of MS on the various aspects of our lives including work, school, and parenting with MS. Together, they will delve into how MS affects daily routines and pursuits and discuss how an occupational therapist can offer support. While we often strive to maximize productivity and efficiency, this episode highlights the importance of pacing tasks and offers tips for effective time and energy management strategies. Disclaimer: This podcast provides general educational information. Can Do...2024-09-2533 min

Can Do MS PodcastCurrent Research Updates on Rehabilitation in MSCurrent Research Updates on Rehabilitation in MS - Episode 174 - Transcript In this episode, host Stephanie Buxhoeveden sits down with Dr. Kathy Zackowski, who brings two decades of patient care experience and a strong background in MS research. They’ll explore the latest developments in MS rehabilitation, discussing how it can impact various aspects of life, how to choose the right physical therapist, and the exciting opportunities for participating in rehabilitation studies. Disclaimer: This podcast provides general educational information. Can Do MS does not endorse, promote, or recommend any product, service, or diet associated with the content of this program.2024-08-2827 min

Can Do MS PodcastThe National MS Brain Bank: Advancing ResearchThe National MS Brain Bank: Advancing Research - Episode 173 - Transcript In this episode, host Stephanie Buxhoeveden talks in detail with Dr. Claire Riley about the crucial role of the National MS Brain Bank in unraveling the complexities of Multiple Sclerosis through detailed Central Nervous System tissue research. It highlights the importance of this unique resource in advancing our understanding and treatment of MS.2024-07-1729 min

Can Do MS PodcastHealth Insurance and MS: Breaking Down BenefitsHealth Insurance and MS: Breaking Down Benefits - Episode 172 - Transcript Join host Stephanie Buxhoeveden alongside nurse and certified case manager Judy Gulley as they explore the complexities of health insurance. From different insurance types to managing costs and benefits, it can all be confusing. Nurse Judy breaks it all down and provides insights into which options might work best for you. Stephanie also shares her own experiences navigating insurance while living with MS, providing real-life examples. Tune in for practical advice and valuable resources.2024-06-1226 min

Can Do MS PodcastMental Health and MS Understanding ResilienceMental Health and MS: Understanding Resilience - Episode 171 - Transcript In this episode we hear from Psychologist, Roz Kalb and host Stephanie Buxhoeveden about Resilience, just in time for Mental Health Month. We talk about the meaning of resilience and being emotionally agile. Also, learning to be flexible with your thoughts and feelings. We will encourage different ways to respond and how to accept different challenges in MS and in life overall.2024-05-1430 min

Can Do MS PodcastDiversity in MS Research and Clinical TrialsDiversity in MS Research and Clinical Trials - Episode 168 - Transcript - In this episode we hear from Neurologist Jacqueline Rosenthal and host Stephanie Buxhoeveden about the need for diversity in MS research and clinical trials. We talk about why diversity is important and what is being done to fill the gaps in care and MS research. And most importantly, we talk about how you can get involved!2024-02-2116 min

Can Do MS PodcastBiosimilar Medications and MS: What You Need To KnowBiosimilar Medications and MS: What You Need To Know - Episode 155 - Transcript - Biosimilars are not new to the medical world, but they are new to multiple sclerosis. In this episode, host Stephanie Buxhoeveden welcomes neurologist Derrick Robertson to talk about what you need to know about biosimilar medications as they come to market. Join us for this conversation, and you’ll get answers to common questions like: what is a biosimilar? What are the differences between biosimilars vs. generics? What is the biosimilar approval process? Are biosimilars safe? And what questions you should be asking your doctor. Thank yo...2023-10-1821 min

Can Do MS PodcastFamily Planning Considerations for Men and Women with MSFamily Planning Considerations for Men and Women with MS - Episode 139 - Transcript - Join host Stephanie Buxhoeveden and neurologist, Dr. Suma Shah as they break down the big topic of family planning. There are so many factors for both men and women with MS when it comes to family planning that each step of the way should be considered thoughtfully. Learn what Dr. Suma Shah has to say about DMT considerations, contraceptives, fertility, sexual dysfunction, pregnancy, breast feeding, and more.2023-07-1922 min

Can Do MS PodcastWomen's Health: Balancing Life and WellnessWomen's Health: Balancing Life and Wellness – Episode 128 – Transcript – In this episode of the Can Do MS Podcast, we host Dr. Suma Shah, a neurologist from Duke Health who specializes in MS and has a passion women’s health and wellness. Suma shares her expertise with us as we dive into the robust topic of women’s health. We’ll touch on hormonal influences, aging with grace, menopause, and goal setting for women with MS. Additionally, we’ll discuss the delicate balance between work and home life that many women face. Gain more resources on women’s health and wellness here: The Unique Impact...2023-05-1725 min

Can Do MS PodcastMeet the Host: Stephanie BuxhoevedenMeet the Host: Stephanie Buxhoeveden - Episode 123 - Transcript - Meet the new host of the Can Do MS Podcast, Stephanie Buxhoeveden! Stephanie comes to us with open eyes and a multitude of unique perspectives as an MS Nurse Practitioner, MS researcher, and a as person living with MS. In this episode, we will hear about Stephanie’s life and why she’s the perfect person to host the Can Do MS Podcast. She’ll share the story of her MS diagnosis, the challenges she has faced, the adaptations she has made, and how she lives her best life with MS. S...2023-04-1929 min

BTS RAW ChatsPushing Back Adversity! Reasons for Connections- BTS RAW Chats Ep. 24Tips on pushing back on your adversities, reasons for connections. In this special we are saying goodbye to our friend Sherri. BUT don't despair she will be with us again in the very near future. This show highlights her journey and tips on how show pushed through adversity. Adversity is a state of hardship, difficulty, or misfortune that one deals with in life. There are six types of adversity that one can face, and facing adversities in life can break or make a person. Physical Adversity, Mental Adversity, Emotional Adversity, Social Adversity, Spiritual Adversity, and F...2022-07-2328 min

RealTalk MSStephanie Buxhoeveden Is An MS Nurse Who Also Happens To Have MS My podcast guest Stephanie Buxhoeveden was diagnosed with MS when she was 25 years old, working as a neurosurgical ICU nurse. Today, Stephanie is a board-certified Multiple Sclerosis Nurse, she is a Nurse Practitioner and she is the Co-Director of the MS Comprehensive Care Center where she has also been a patient. Stephanie will share some of her experiences and observations from the dual perspective of someone who is a medical specialist who treats patients with MS, and also someone who lives with MS. We're also talking about the results of the very first clinical trial to demonstrate a slowing in the...2018-04-0329 min

Kessler Foundation Podcasts2017 Multiple Sclerosis Cultivation EventLIVING TO THE FULLEST WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS Innovations in Cognitive Rehabilitation Research This event was recorded on Thursday, May 4, 2017 at the Kessler Foundation Conference Center, East Hanover, NJ and was edited and produced by Joan Banks-Smith of Kessler Foundation. OUR DISTINGUISHED PANEL John DeLuca, PhD, ABPP, is internationally known for his work on cognitive processing, cognitive rehabilitation, neuroimaging, and fatigue in neurological populations. He is senior vice president for Research and Training at Kessler Foundation and research professor in the departments of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and Neurology at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School. Dr. DeLuca serves on numerous committees...2017-05-051h 09