Top 10 Tips for Finding an Accessible Cruise
For people with disabilities, traveling the high seas isn’t always smooth sailing. Minimize the hassle—and maximize the relaxation—with this essential checklist for booking an accessible cruise.
Dear Dancefloor Companion: I Wish You’d Quit Calling Me an Inspiration
Sure, her dance moves are kickass. But are you going to tell every other dancing person at the bar that they are inspiring? Probably not.
NCLGA Calls for Changes to BC Building Code
Be it resolved that… In an effort to improve accessibility standards, the North Central Local Government Association (NCLGA) calls for updates to the BC building code.
Sex, SCI, and Why Planning is Hotter Than You Think
Catheters and bladder issues don’t always make the foxiest bedfellows. Coloplast explains why planning is sexy—so you can turn up the heat (not the UTIs).
SCI and Mental Wellbeing: Top 25 Takeaways from our Annual Health Forum
Connection. Nutrition. Fitness. Pain Management. Mindfulness. These tips and tricks from our 2016 SCI Mental Wellbeing Forum can change your life.
A Holistic Approach to SCI: Bridging the Gap Between Mental and Physical Health
Research shows that mental and physical health are deeply intertwined. So why do we keep separating the two?
Want to get me riled up?
There’s a new false hope being marketed to you.
Crossing the Line: 10 Tips for Partner Caregivers
Becoming the primary caregiver of a partner with a new SCI can be daunting. These 10 tips can help you balance the roles of partner/caregiver successfully.
Vitamins & a Flat Earth: My spring Spin editorial
Can one be critical of unproven stem cell therapies but not unproven alternative therapies?
BC loses a great friend and leader
BC’s disability community has lost a great friend and leader. On March 25, Simon Cox passed away.
Why Intermittent Catheterization Can Make Socializing Easier
Bladder issues probably weren’t on your Christmas list—and they shouldn’t dampen your holiday spirit. Discover why intermittent catheterization could be right for you.
Need a Lift? A Quick Guide to Patient Lifts and Slings
Many people with SCI use lifts and slings to move safely, comfortably, and independently within their homes. Find out which lift or sling is right for you!