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    Your central hub for information, support tools, and practical advice.

    We have a wealth of knowledge to share with you about living with a spinal cord injury (SCI), and have pulled this together in this section to help you access the information you need, when you need it.

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    NeuroMoves On the Couch: Holistic Approach to Neuro-Rehabilitation

    In this week's episode of NeuroMoves On the Couch, Jess and Noah delve into NeuroMoves' holistic approach to exercise. They...
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    The Bucket List: What Do I Wish For In Five Years Time?

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    Something To Think About – Are We Given Equitable Opportunities?

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    Get To Know Your Body – Rehabilitation and Electrical Stimulation

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    Is That… Actually Accessible?

    In October this year, Professor Shane Clifton wrote a piece for The Conversation titled, 'When even fringe festival venues exclude...
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    Can You Ask That? What do you think people think “Wheelchair Accessible” means?

    Have you ever visited somewhere that was promoted as 'Wheelchair accessible' and may not have been quite what you thought...
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    Jason from SCIA’s Peer and Family Support Team is here to teach you how to navigate your way up a ramp in a manual wheelchair.

    In this video Jason discusses:

    1. Strength
    2. Momentum
    3. Hand positioning for the best acceleration

    Want more support with your wheelchair? Our Peer & Family Support team are made up of people with lived experience of varying spinal cord injuries. We operate in New South Wales and Western Australia in the spinal units and in the community.

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