Dr. Fabian describes the physical, cognitive, and “invisible” symptoms of MS ranging from difficulty walking to experiencing daily fatigue.
Duration: 2 min
Savannah's Playground in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, Accessible Adventure found a super cool inclusive (so accessible!) playground!
Duration: 7 min
Maija Fredrichberg has Spinal Muscular Atrophy. Her muscles are slowly deteriorating and her parents were told she wouldn't live past her fifth birthday.
Duration: 29 min
Morgan's Wonderland offers 25 ultra-accessible attractions, sprawled across a 25-acre oasis of inclusion. From a wheelchair-accessible Ferris wheel to catch-and-release fishing, there is truly something for everyone to enjoy!
Duration: 4 min
In his moving talk, Jesse proves that there is often more than one course in shaping your destiny.
Duration: 18 minutes
For Families Facing Spinal Cord Injuries
Duration: 1 minute
Samantha is a high level quadriplegic, despite this, practicing yoga relieves points all over her body of pressure. Different poses helps adjust her spine into alignment.
Duration: 5 minutes
Duration: 2 minutes
A C4 Incomplete ASIA B Quadriplegic finds a van that works for him.
Duration: 15 minutes
Practical application of bed mobility, dressing techniques on the bed and in the wheelchair, bathroom accessibility and modification. Demonstration of a build in chair lift, education on skin maintenance and integrity, as well as overall home accessibility.
Duration: 14 minutes
Sheree and Daniel describe how Jade and Barnaby give them more independence and security at home, at work and when they are out and about.
Duration: 6 minutes
Paralyzed Veterans of America Member and Division 1 Quad Rugby athlete Ryan Lindstrom shares the rehabilitative and restorative power of adaptive sports. "Nobody has a perfect life. Everyone has their mountain they climb and mine is just physical." ~Ryan
Duration: 1 minute
Follow Multiple Sclerosis patients in the U.S. and Norway on an inspiring journey of heartache, determination and hope as they participate in Nordic skiing to improve their quality of life.
Duration: 1 hour
How to perform diverse house chores from a wheelchair.
Duration: 9 minutes
Duration: 10 minutes
Wheelchair basketball and rugby are fast-paced sports, where maneuverability in tight quarters and the durability of the material in one-on-one situations are of crucial importance. But such wheelchairs would be less suitable for everyday life. After all, driving through narrow doors is necessary as well.
Duration: 2 minutes
Six-year-old Anna suffers from arthrogryposis multiplex congenita. Her joints are different in structure from healthy joints due to multiple joint contractures which were present at birth. This condition is accompanied by increased muscle weakness. Physical therapist Lynn Grabe of Children's Hospital in St. Paul, MN details Anna's aquatic therapy journey. With the help of the physical therapy pool, Anna's increased mobility and strength have greatly improved her quality of life.
Duration: 4 minutes
10 months since her amputation and here's what her leg looks like now that all the swelling is gone and everything is all healed up.
Duration: 5 minutes
Meet Jennifer Bricker - acrobat, aerialist. Born without legs, Jen was placed for adoption by her natural parents as a baby.
Duration: 14 minutes
A mother with a spinal cord injury, who shares techniques and valuable information on how to raise a child from a wheelchair. Her helpful tips empower parents to successfully place a child in a crib, change diapers on a change table, and put a child in a jolly jumper, swing or in a child safety harness for outings such as walks or grocery shopping.
Duration: 10 minutes
Duration: 8 minutes
Parents and individuals living with spina bifida talk about the importance of physical activity.
Duration: 2 minutes
JoAnne Fluke, a Zumba® Instructor and wheelchair user is paving the way for people with disabilities to enjoy and benefit from Zumba Fitness.
Duration: 4 minutes
How 5 people living with spinal cord injury have modified their homes.
Duration: 33 minutes
When Sue Austin got a power chair, she felt a tremendous sense of freedom -- yet others looked at her as though she had lost something. In her art, she aims to convey the spirit of wonder she feels wheeling through the world. Includes thrilling footage of an underwater wheelchair that lets her explore ocean beds, drifting through schools of fish, floating free in 360 degrees.
Duration: 10 minutes
Prevent pressure ulcers by learning about the 5 key messages, "SSKIN".
Duration: 4 minutes
A member of the Canadian Paraplegic Association (Alberta) describes the modifications he has done on his new home.
Duration: 10 minutes
Duration: 2 minutes
Duration: 9 minutes
Modifications made during the construction of a new home to make it wheelchair accessible.
Duration: 14 minutes
Andrew talks about managing pressure sores and skin injuries.
Duration: 2 minutes
Showing you what it's like and tips along the way for wheelchair users to get through airport security, gate and onto a plane.
Duration: 7 minutes
Veterans who have experienced TBI, including some who didn't know they had a traumatic brain injury until later, talk about their experiences. Listen as they describe the signs and symptoms of TBI and its effects on their families. By reaching out for help, they were able to overcome these obstacles and live better lives.
Duration: 2 minutes
The movie trailer for Dusty's Trail: Summit Of Borneo, a movie about a young man's journey with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. The story tells about people coming together from around the world to climb a mountain in Borneo for charity to raise awareness for Duchenne.
Duration: 3 minutes
Practical application of strengthening exercises as well as multiple demonstrations of transfers to/from the wheelchair and work out equipment. Personal testimony to benefits of working out, demonstration of circuit and utilization of free weights from a wheelchair level.
Duration: 15 minutes
NBC news story about an inclusive playground.
Duration: 2 minutes
A father's winding journey from soldier, to civilian, to rejoining the military after 9/11 — and the deployments that would forever change his and his daughters' lives. See how he overcomes fractured vertebrae and traumatic brain injury (TBI) to participate in a WWP cycling event and Tough Mudder challenge.
Duration: 20 minutes
Information based on the US Access Board Summary of Accessibility Guidelines for Play Areas. The intended audience includes disability advocates, parents of children with disabilities, and others interested in altering and existing playgound or constructing and new play area.
Duration: 6 minutes
Wounded Warrior Project's purpose is to raise awareness and enlist the public's aid for the needs of injured service members; to help injured servicemen and women aid and assist each other; and to provide unique, direct programs and services to meet their needs.
Duration: 1 minute
Modified games for kids
Duration: 3 minutes
Peak Potential is a volunteer run non-profit organization dedicated to helping children with disabilities reach new heights.
Duration: 6 minutes
Duration: 5 minutes
Individuals with spina bifida and their parents talk about their lives and spina bifida.
Duration: 5 minutes
Duration: 13 minutes
INTENNIS offers an inside look at the Olympic Stadium for the 2012 Paralympic Games.
Duration: 2 minutes
Mayo Clinic's Lisa Beck Discusses Emergency Preparedness for the Disabled
Duration: 3 minutes
TryMunity.com: a new online community for people who have survived traumatic injuries.
Duration: 1 minute
"How It’s Built," a powerful new video that details the conversion process of a Honda Odyssey minivan into a highly specialized vehicle was released to the public on Feb. 22, 2012.
Duration: 10 minutes
Duration: 32 minutes