Everything you need to know, including where to go, to give adaptive kayaking a try!
Adaptive kayaking is gaining popularity among wheelchair users and individuals with disabilities
All you need to know about adaptive scuba diving (sharks not included)
These adaptive scuba diving and snorkeling organizations will get you suited up and underwater.
Adaptive fishing coming to a beautiful lake near you
Yes, it is absolutely possible for people with cervical spinal cord injuries to enjoy adaptive fishing, including fly fishing.
Doctors Still Have No Idea How to Treat People with Disabilities
Recent research shows that a shockingly high percentage of doctors are ill-prepared to treat people with disabilities. Tim Gilmer investigates the causes and how we can fight for more equitable healthcare.
How to Get the Most Out of Your Medical Checkup
Tips on advocating for the attention you need, getting the right screening tests and documenting your needs so that proper checkups become standard.
Meet Cheryl Jacobs: a wheelchair user and scientist
Scientist and wheelchair user Cheryl Jacobs shares how United Spinal changed her life.
New partnership with TandemStride revolutionizes trauma recovery
TandemStride heralds a new era in trauma recovery, further emphasizing the importance of survivorship and community in the healing process.
How to fund adaptive outdoor recreational equipment and activities
Here are resources to help fund outdoor recreation as well as tips on grantwriting.
United Spinal is her Spinal Cord Injury Life Advice Center
Sawyer’s positive experience with child life specialists after her spinal cord injury inspired her to become one.
Coming Back to the World Post-Spinal Cord Injury
Our member Amy Heilman shares her substance abuse and spinal cord injury journey.