Mastering Tricky Transfers
There’s perhaps no skill that can better increase your access to the great wide world than mastering the tricky transfer.
September 2020
August 2020
The Power of Peer Support
The SCI support group at Craig Hospital continues to thrive because of its ability to serve the various needs of its ever-changing roster of attendees.
Daily Dilemmas
Speaking Up About Pandemic Mask Rules
July 2020
New Mobility’s Biweekly Newsletter – July 2, 2020
The ADA at 30. The New Mobility Photo Contest. Angela Madsen Dies Attempting Solo Crossing from California to Hawaii. Disabled Creatives Encouraged to Apply for Crip Camp Fellowship. How to Find, Train and Work With a Primary Care Physician.
How to Find, Train and Work With a Primary Care Physician
A PCP is supposed to help manage your complex care needs, but finding one who understands SCI/D can be surprisingly difficult.
Mind Over Machine
One of the end goals of brain computer interface research is to figure out how to make the robot feel like an extension of the body.
June 2020
New Mobility’s Biweekly Newsletter – June 15, 2020
The Abilities Expo Goes Virtual. Leon: The Film. Black Lives Matter. Wearing Out the Kids During a Pandemic. Taking Back the Water. NM Survey: How Has Your Life Changed Because of COVID-19?
New Mobility’s Biweekly Newsletter – June 3, 2020
Vent Life. Posts from the World of Disability. Your Experiences with the ADA. A Clickable Catalog of SCI Health Information. Helping Design a Life-Changing Product. Paris by Firefly.
Taking Back the Water
Ali Ingersoll didn’t let a diving-related SCI stop her from getting back into the water. She chronicles the path back and shares swimming tips.
Living at a New Pace: How a Diaphragm Pacemaker Changed My Life
Nicole Ficarra writes about how a diaphragmatic pacemaker changed her world.
