Women, Birth Control, and SCI: What Are My Options?
After a SCI, some women may want to become pregnant and raise a family, while some may wish to avoid pregnancy with birth control options.
Best tips and strategies for finding and hiring PCAs
Finding and hiring PCAs is hard. Our Care Support Working Group makes it easier.
Restorative Therapies Teams Up with United Spinal in New Partnership
United Spinal Association is excited to announce we are partnering with Restorative Therapies!
Make Your Local LGBTQ+ Pride Event Wheelchair Accessible
As I looked at all the dates and locations for Pride events, I realized none of those venues were accessible.
Choosing to be Positive: My Spinal Cord Injury Perspective
Joe's story reminds us that not all spinal cord injuries result from a traumatic event.
Accept the Season That You’re In: My Spinal Cord Injury Perspective
Julie's spinal cord injury perspective discusses successfully dealing with pain, aging issues and accessibility.
Thankful Even in the Tough Times: My Spinal Cord Injury Perspective
A father and husband shares how he learned to live with his spinal cord injury.
7 Suggestions from Families of Newly Spinal Cord Injured People
If your family member has experienced a spinal cord injury, you may be confused and a little scared. In a blink, life has changed. There are many emotions — concern for your loved one, decision stress, grief, and feeling overwhelmed.…
National Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month – Member Perspectives
In recognition of September's Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month, we're sharing member perspectives on how United Spinal's programs have impacted their lives.
Disability, Sexuality and Relationships
United Spinal Association knows that sexuality and relationships are essential components of health and wellness.