Spinal Cord Injury Resources and
Programs
Apparelyzed is a free spinal cord injury peer support website run by individuals with spinal cord injuries.
Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation
A resource center for the newly paralyzed.
Craig Hospital Educational Brochures
on maintaining health and living long-term with a spinal cord injury.
CraigHospital of Denver , CO., ranked in
the Top Ten Rehabilitation Hospitals for twenty-four consecutive years. Craig
is a world renowned rehab hospital that specializes in neuro-rehabilitation and
research of patients with spinal cord injuries and traumatic brain injuries.
CureCare Community is a forum for people with Spinal Cord Injuries.
FacingDisability.com was specifically created to connect families
who suddenly have to deal with a spinal cord injury with people like them who
have already “been there” and “done that.”
National Institute of NeurologicalDisorders and Stroke A resource directory on Spinal Cord Injury.
Northwest Regional Spinal Cord InjurySystem is centered within the department of rehabilitation medicine
at University of Washington Medical Center and Harborview Medical
Center
Rex Donald, The Healthy Gimp Practical information & motivation for persons with a spinal cord
injury & other physical disabilities to achieve good health, success &
self-determination.
SCORE
(Spinal Cord Opportunities for Rehabilitation Endowment) is a non-profit
organization dedicated to supporting the rehabilitation of people with spinal
cord injuries and to funding spinal cord research to find a cure for paralysis.
SCI Info is Spinal Cord Injury
Resources listed by state.
Spinal Cord Center SCI Manual a step by step recovery manual for people recovering from spinal
cord injuries.
Spinal Injury 101 a book about what you should know about a Spinal Cord Injury and
recovery.
Thefoundation for Spinal Cord Injury Prevention, Care & Cure is a non-profit educational group dedicated to the prevention,
care and cure of spinal cord injuries through public awareness, education and
funding research.
The National Spinal Cord Injury Association is the portal through which
individuals and organizations can be involved in our organization. We are a
lifeline for those that are focused on regaining their independence and
improving their quality of life--whether they are leaving rehab after
recovering from a spinal cord injury, learning to live with symptoms of a
spinal cord disorder, or have spent years of frustration coping with
disability. NSCIA connects people living with SCI/D across the country.
Travis Roy Foundation or TRF is
dedicated to enhancing the life of spinal cord injured individuals &
families, resulting in self-reliance & the ability to be as independent as
possible.
Video Aging with a spinal cord
injury.
Skin and Wound Care
American Family Physician Pressure
Ulcers: Prevention Evaluation, Management.
Educational and Clinical Resources onPressure Ulcers and Prevention Points National Pressure Ulcer Advisory Council
http://www.centerforneurorecovery.com/
ReplyDeleteYou should add this as a resource to your list. This is where my husband was after he had a spinal cord injury a year ago. Already taking steps again. This place is amazing