Adventures in Injury Prevention
When it comes to injury prevention, it’s important to be able to reach your community with messages that empower and […]
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Trauma Survivors Network: How does it really work?
This article was published in Trauma Surgery & Acute Care. It provides a history of the Trauma Survivors Network, how
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Crossing the Finish Line: Race to Rebuild 2025
Why participants joined the Race to Rebuild is often incredibly personal. Many race for the trauma survivors that come through
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Survivors from San Antonio’s University Health
Survivor Stores from the amazing survivors at University Health‘s Trauma Survivors Network! Hello, my name is Arrianna. I am 11
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SCI Connections: Bowels and Beyond
Shared by North American Spinal Cord Injury Consortium (NASCIC) SCI Connections webinar titled “Bowels and Beyond: Exploring Options for Bowel Management
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Center Shoutout: UM R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Written and Shared by Amanda Kern, MSW, LMSW, Trauma Survivors Network Coordinator “PATH AHEAD” GROUP AND THE COMFORT CART We
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The Active Project by the Kelly Brush Foundation
The Kelly Brush Foundation has developed a platform that offers essential support and adaptive sports resources for individuals and families
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Marcello’s Story
I lost my left leg from a motorcycle on 11-25-2023. I was behind a car when she put on her
Amputee Coalition: Urgent! National Limb Loss Resource Center
Sharing a request shared by the Amputee Coalition URGENT: Act Now The government has proposed to eliminate the National Limb Loss
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Kathleen’s Story
The word “trauma” literally means wound, shock, or injury. So, okay, according to that definition, my “incident” definitely qualifies as