All TSN Posts
These are all the current TSN posts of all categories:
- Perspective Patient Voices
A Second Trauma: Navigating Infection After Orthopaedic Surgery Read the article from The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery sharing Debra’s story of survivorship, first from her motor vehicle crash and then from a post-surgery infection. “In terms of my health, I can say that my road to recovery will never be a clear path, ... - Nichole’s Journey
Nichole’s Journey to Peer Mentorship Trauma doesn’t end in the hospital. Even with excellent medical care and dedicated support, there is a moment when survivors begin to process what has happened and what comes next. I experienced that shift during my own recovery, as I started to understand how profoundly my life had changed. That realization ... - Shock Trauma
Trauma Llama Takeover: UM R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center The R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore was honored to host Atlas the Trauma Llama, who quickly became a beloved fixture within our Trauma Survivors Network (TSN) and the Center for Injury Prevention & Policy. During his ‘residency’ with us, Atlas was everywhere – ... - Pediatric-Scholarship 2026
Announcing: TSN Pediatric Trauma Survivor Scholarship We are thrilled to announce the first event Pediatric Trauma Survivor Scholarship. The 2026 application is currently open. This scholarship recognizes the resilience of young injury survivors and provides financial support as they pursue education, vocational training or certification programs. Experienced a traumatic injury before age 18 Received care at a hospital or trauma ... - Sheltering Arms Institute
Trauma Llama Takeover: Sheltering Arms Institute Snickers, the Trauma Llama, was able to help out at Sheltering Arms Institute with all things caregiver related. Snickers got to hang out on the Caregiver Coffee Cart and roam the hallways of the hospital to assist in delivering hot drinks, snacks and other self-care items to loved ones of ... - Erin and Janet
Erin and Janet’s Story Watch the video below where Erin and Janet share their story of injury survivorship as a family. Following a spinal cord injury in 2011, Erin worked hard to rebuild her life and her mother Janet, retired to become her daughter’s full-time caregiver and advocate for individuals living with spinal cord injuries. ... - Navigating Anxiety in Women with ADHD: Understanding, Managing, and Thriving
Navigating Anxiety in Women with ADHD: Understanding, Managing, and Thriving Article shared by Anxiety & Depression Association of America Living with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) as a woman can be challenging in many ways, especially when it comes to managing anxiety. ADHD is often misunderstood and underdiagnosed in women, leading to unique struggles that can make ... - Grow a Healing Garden
Historically, gardens have played a role in healing the heart and the mind. Hospitals in the 4th century were designed with gardens and landscapes as part of the healing setting. Zen gardens originated in the 14th century, servings as settings for meditation and contemplation. Many medical centers today are implementing enclosed or planned gardens to ... - Tipper the Trauma Dog
Trauma Nurses are routinely confronted with secondary trauma and hectic work conditions. Several studies report a high prevalence of anxiety, depression, somatic complaints, and fatigue due to repetitive exposure to work-related traumatic incidents. Animal Assisted Activities (AAA) have shown to improve morale by promoting comfort and emotional support after traumatic events. Additionally, AAA has shown to ... - 2025-2026 Grant Recipients
We are so excited to announce the winners of the Trauma Survivors Network grant for 2025-2026. Before we announce the 15 sites that will receive the $1,000 grants to implement and innovate their TSN programs, we would like to thank everyone who participated in the Race to Rebuild and made this grant program possible. We ...