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A spinal cord injury can cause reduced feeling and movement in certain parts of the body depending on where the injury occurs.

Transitioning back into your daily life after a spinal cord injury can be challenging. These tips can help.

Work with your health care team to plan your transition home after care for a spinal cord injury.

For people with SCI who have some upper limb mobility (ability to use the shoulders, arms, or hands), there is a risk for overuse. Learn the best ways to care for your upper limbs and the rest of your body.

After spinal cord injury, you will likely have medicines as part of your treatment. These tips can help you manage them.

Depression is common after a spinal cord injury. Be aware of the symptoms, and get help if you are depressed.

People who have a spinal cord injury are at greater risk for alcohol abuse. There are unique issues of concern for people with SCI who drink too much.

After a spinal cord injury, you may be concerned about finding work again. Here are some things to consider when looking for work.

Pain is a common problem when you have a spinal cord injury due to changes in neurotransmitters and the nervous system. Managing your pain as well as possible helps you remain active and care for yourself. Learn more about the types of pain that come with an SCI and ways to treat it.