Motion Project Blog

Valentine's Day is all about showing the people you care about how much they mean to you. When someone you love is on a healing path, especially after a spinal cord injury, that support takes on a special meaning. It's not just about grand gestures; it's about being...

February might seem like a quiet month, but it's a great time to focus on progress, especially when it comes to spinal cord injury recovery. Motion Project is all about helping people move forward, no matter the season. We're looking at how this program helps...

You know how Groundhog Day feels like it just keeps going? Sometimes, recovery can feel that way too, especially when winter hangs around. But just like Punxsutawney Phil eventually sees his shadow (or doesn't!), spring eventually arrives. This change of season can be...

February can feel like the longest month, especially when you're going through mental health rehabilitation. The winter chill and shorter days can really get you down. But don't worry, there are ways to get through it and keep your recovery on track. This article is...

At Motion Project Foundation, the heart of our work lives in the people who show up every day with expertise, passion and an unwavering belief in what’s possible. One of those people is Melissa Conklin, MS, our Lead Neuro Recovery Specialist and Manager. She is...

The holiday season can be a tricky time for anyone, but for individuals with spinal cord injuries, it brings a whole new set of hurdles. Between holiday parties and family visits, things can get complicated. We want to make sure everyone feels included and supported,...

As 2026 gets closer, there's a lot happening in how we help people with spinal cord injuries. It's not just about managing the injury anymore; it's about finding real ways to help people recover and live better lives. We're seeing some pretty amazing developments, and...

Wow, it's been a year already. Thinking back on all the work done for spinal cord injury treatments feels like a lot. We've seen some really interesting stuff happen in the labs and out in the community. It's not always easy, but seeing progress, even small steps,...

Looking ahead to 2026, the Motion Project Foundation has some big plans for improving life after spinal cord injuries. They're focusing on a few main areas, from making rehab better to helping people speak up for themselves and get the care they need. It’s all about...