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.
We Must be Seen to be Accepted and Advance
We require representation to be accepted and advance in American society.
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.
The Future is Inclusive (and Here’s How We Get There)
United Spinal Association is making the world more inclusive for wheelchair users and all people with disabilities.
Parents On Wheels: 3 Stories Of Strength, Perseverance & Unconditional Love
Our virtual support group, Rolling into Parenthood, meets on the second Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm ET on Zoom.
United Spinal Member Awards Gala is a #StrongWheeled Success
United Spinal celebrated its #StrongWheeled Together Award winners with an evening of community building and music.
United Spinal Announces Finalists for the #StrongWheeled Together Awards
United Spinal announced the finalists who have demonstrated achievement in the areas of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Performing Arts, Sports and Recreation, Visual Arts and Writing, and Youth Leadership and Community Impact.
There’s No Such Thing as Bad — or Good — Emotions
As a therapist, I recognize that a large part of wellness is learning about emotions and how to understand them. It is not uncommon for us to grow up without being taught emotional intelligence or how to build a vocabulary…