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Send us Fan Mail People with the lived experience of SCIs are one of the most vulnerable groups of in the world-both to the extreme heat and weather events which have increased in frequency because of climate change. Although health care professionals have an opportunity to educate their patients a…
Send us Fan Mail Key points: This podcast summarizes the results of a rigorous evaluation of the evidence for physiotherapy interventions in spinal cord injury using the GRADE methodology Muscle strengthening exercises are effective for partially paralyzed muscles with MRC Grade 3 and 4 strength F…
Send us Fan Mail Rebuilding a sense of meaning and purpose following trauma is a vital contributor to post-traumatic growth and adapting well to a spinal cord injury (SCI). This webinar shared the co-design process undertaken to develop a course that uses the concept of post-traumatic growth to fos…
Send us Fan Mail Points: Cauda equina syndrome (CES) is a common emergency condition that neurosurgeons and spine surgeons deal with. The long term consequences and the impact on the person dealing with CES are poorly defined. This podcast explores the impact of CES on the person, including pain a…
Send us Fan Mail Helen Smith (Ms) Consultant Clinical Psychologist  Joe Robinson, Group member and co-facilitator, freelance artist and co-author of "The Very Alternative Guide to Spinal Cord Injury"  SCI is a rare condition, not well-understood outside specialist centres. Those who walk…
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