An overview of the types of rehab that can assist in the recovery process along with some helpful points to consider when choosing a rehabilitation facility. Read more.

(FES -- sometimes referred to as neuromuscular electrical stimulation) uses electrical currents to activate nerves affected by paralysis resulting from spinal cord injury (SCI), stroke or other neurological disorders. FES can restore lost function; it is often used as a means of exercise. FES applications may involve the use of neuroprostheses that allow people with paralysis to walk, stand, restore hand grasp function or bowel and bladder function. Read more.

A cooperative network of cutting-edge rehabilitation centers designed to provide and develop therapies to promote functional recovery and improve the health and quality of life of people living with paralysis. Funded by the Reeve Foundation through a cooperative agreement with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the NRN translates the latest scientific advances into effective, activity-based rehabilitation treatments. Find out more.

The Reeve Foundation offers a wealth of knowledge on SCI and Paralysis and partners with other organizations and foundations with expertise in specific areas of importance to the Military & Veterans community. Read more.

Find out how exercise can affect new function; a description of activity based recovery programs and a list of equipment and training resources. Read more.