Information for you
Spinal cord injury changes your life in an instant, affecting everything from your bladder, bowel and sexual functions to your career and relationships. It’s not uncommon to have lots of questions when you’re adjusting to this new stage in your life. But you may feel unsure where to find the answers you need.
Our new information for you section is a first port of call for advice on lots of issues relating to spinal cord injury. These pages are in the early stages of development, and we will be adding more topics soon.
Pain management
In this section, we have compiled a number of different resources which explore the effects of pain and how people manage it. These include personal perspectives, professional guidance, exercises and other techniques.
Travelling with a spinal cord injury
With a spinal cord injury, you may need to do additional planning to ensure stress-free travel. That’s why we’ve put together the Back Up Travel Guide, a one-stop resource for all your spinal cord injury travel needs!
Signposting
Spinal cord injury can be overwhelming. You may face issues with pain, or you may have concerns about relationships. That's why we've gathered a collection of external links to resources that may be able to help you after spinal cord injury.
Bladder and bowel care
In this section, we speak to Advanced Nurse Practitioner Tracey Geddis about her top tips for managing your bladder and bowels after spinal cord injury.
Contact
Register for our services online or call the team on 020 8875 1805.
Want to learn more about the services we offer? Please click here to read our most up to date services brochure.
