Motion Project Blog

Fall always feels like a reset button. The air gets cooler, routines shift, and there’s this sense that it’s time to get back on track. If you’ve been working on therapy goals for spinal cord injury, autumn is a great time to look at your progress and make some new...

October is packed with community events for spinal cord injury survivors across the country. From sports tournaments in Buffalo, NY, to art shows and outdoor adventures, there’s something for everyone. These events aren’t just about fun—they help people connect, learn...

Every October, disability employment awareness month events pop up all over the country. These gatherings are more than just meetings—they’re a chance for people to connect, share stories, and learn from each other. Whether you’re new to the workforce or have been...

October feels like a fresh start for a lot of people. The air cools down, leaves start to fall, and routines change. It’s also a good time to talk about spinal cord injury rehabilitation services. With National Injury Prevention Month happening, there are more chances...

September is Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month, and it's more than just a date on the calendar. It's a time to really get people thinking about what spinal cord injuries are, how they affect lives, and why we need to keep pushing for better treatments and support....

September is all about getting better, especially when it comes to spinal cord injuries. It’s a tough road, no doubt, but there’s a lot of new stuff happening in how people get help. We’re talking about advanced rehabilitation therapy for spinal cord injuries that’s...

September is a busy month for spinal cord injury support across the country. Many groups are putting on events and sharing resources. These national programs for spinal cord injury support aim to help people with SCI and their families in many ways. From getting the...

September is all about recognizing the power of connection, and this month, we're shining a light on something really special: peer mentorship in neurological recovery. It's easy to feel alone after a neurological event, like you're the only one going through it all....

Dealing with a spinal cord injury can feel pretty isolating. You might wonder if anyone else truly gets what you're going through. But what if there was a way to connect with people who have walked a similar path? The Motion Project in Buffalo, NY, is doing just that,...