REHABILITACIÓN DE LA LESIÓN DE LA MÉDULA ESPINAL

For those living with a spinal cord injury, there are numerous creative options on how to enjoy playtime with their child. This video explores some of those options. Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.

Public transportation can be an overwhelming thought. You can prepare to get out into your community with these highlights, tips and techniques on how to use different modes of public transportation for individuals living with paralysis. Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.

Bowel care is very personal and also very important to your health. This video highlights how a person with a spinal cord injury at C7 uses adaptive equipment to perform his own bowel management. The items he uses can be found online or with the help of an occupational therapist. Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.

In this video, numerous adaptive housecleaning tools and tips for those living with spinal cord injury are shared. Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.

This educational video serves as an introduction to assist a person in a wheelchair up and down curbs. This video demonstrates going up and down a curb with the assistance of one person. We have also created additional videos demonstrating a one-person assist, two-person assist and three-person assist going up and down stairs. Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.

This educational video serves as an introduction to assist a person in a wheelchair up and down the stairs. It demonstrates going up and down the stairs with the assistance of one-person. We have also created additional videos demonstrating a two-person assist and three-person assist. Used with Permssion from Craig Hospital.

This educational video serves as an introduction to assist a person in a wheelchair up and down the stairs. This video demonstrates going up and down the stairs with the assistance of two people. We have also created additional videos demonstrating a one-person assist and three-person assist. Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.

This educational video serves as an introduction to assist a person in a wheel chair up and down the stairs. It demonstrates going up and down the stairs with the assistance of three people. We have also created additional videos demonstrating a one-person assist and two-person assist. Used with Permssion from Craig Hospital.

Craig Hospital in Denver, Colorado, is a world-renowned rehabilitation hospital that exclusively specializes in the neuro-rehabilitation and research of patients with spinal cord injury (SCI) and brain injury (BI). Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.

This video shows two people with cervical spinal cord injuries preparing a complex meal using adaptive tools along with regular kitchen items that make cooking possible. Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.

This video demonstrates the steps to perform a squat and stand pivot transfer. These transfers should only be done when a person is strong enough to provide some assistance. It is recommended that you receive training from a medical professional before performing these transfers. Used with Permssion from Craig Hospital.

Each person's ability to transfer is affected differently by their Spinal Cord or Brain Injury. This video demonstrates the proper steps for doing a transfer with a slide board independently, with one person assisting, and with two people assisting. A popover/depression transfer is also shown. Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.

Pressure injuries are the most common secondary complication of a spinal cord injury, so it is important to know how to prevent and identify them. They may also be known as pressure sores, skin sores, or bedsores. Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.

Craig Hospital in Denver, Colorado, is a world-renowned rehabilitation hospital that exclusively specializes in the neuro-rehabilitation and research of patients with spinal cord injury (SCI) and brain injury (BI). Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.

Craig Hospital in Denver, Colorado, is a world-renowned rehabilitation hospital that specializes exclusively in the neurorehabilitation and research of patients with spinal cord injury (SCI) and brain injury (BI). Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.

In this video, various methods and adaptive tools for applying makeup are demonstrated. Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.

After a spinal cord injury, special care must be taken to keep your skin strong and prevent pressure injuries from developing. This video shows how padding and positioning, along with a proper turning schedule, help to prevent pressure injuries. Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.

This informative video has tips on universal design to help make life at home easier for those living with a spinal cord injury. Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.

What is it like to attend a college or university after spinal cord injury? The biggest hurdle is often your perception or confidence in yourself. Believe you can do it and you can! Once you make the decision that you are ready to attend college, your campus disability services office is available to help with the details. Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.

Having a spinal cord injury does not mean you will never be able to get into a car again. This video demonstrates the process of transferring from a wheelchair into a car. Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.

Autonomic Dysreflexia (AD) is a serious complication that may be experienced by a person with spinal cord injury. This video will discuss signs, causes and methods on how to correct or prevent Autonomic Dysreflexia. Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.

The respiratory system is a collection of organs that are essential for the process of breathing. In this video, you will learn more about the primary organs of the respiratory system and their specific role for the breathing process. Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.

In this video, martial arts expert John Hanley demonstrates self-defense methods for people that are in wheelchairs and discusses awareness, force multipliers, and hand-to-hand self-defense. Used with Permission from Craig Hospital.