What Is Adaptive Sports?
October 16, 2024
Think about sports or recreational activities and what it takes to complete them. At first glance, you might say they take the use of arms and legs along with decent […]
Annika Olson | Rodeo
October 14, 2024
“Thats Me?” The Journey Begins “That’s me?” A look of confusion. A collection of images and videos from the past few months is on the laptop screen. An earlier photo […]
Lotus Friedman | Bloom
October 13, 2024
Discovering Inner Strength If you were to ask Lotus Friedman where she wants to go to college, without a moment’s hesitation she would say “Santa Monica College,” and likely punctuate […]
Lynn Wolf | In Vibrant Colors
October 12, 2024
A Life Redefined by Injury The polymer is a chain of large molecules constantly in flux, moving around, repelling, attracting, and ultimately being able to come together and create new […]
Cheyne Clark | From Clouds and Cliffs
October 11, 2024
A Life Changing Incident “It’s not even exhilaration, just a different state of mind. Being in control while on the edge of life and death is immensely empowering.” It was […]
QLI’s Tri Dimensional Rehab® Model
October 10, 2024
Think for a moment. What does care and recovery look like for you? We might imagine a hospital, where the goal is to fix an injury or treat an illness. […]
Ray Skoglund | Station
October 9, 2024
A Life Marked by Service and Dedication It started as a simple idea. He’d get introduced to a local fire chief. He was eager, ready. By the time he left […]
Ty Vuong | His Take
October 8, 2024
Who are you? “I’m Ty Vuong, and am an adjunct professor at the University of South Dakota, teaching undergraduate psychology. I’m a motorcycle safety instructor, which was funny considering my […]
Dr. Dipika Aggarwal | Survivor
October 7, 2024
Photos provided courtesy of the American Heart Association and Dr. Dipika Aggarwal It’s something I often wonder with the stories I work on. How? Specifically, how does a body, mind, […]
Depression After Brain Injury | An Insight
September 4, 2024
Over two million Americans have some form of a traumatic brain injury annually. Like so many aspects of brain injuries, depression is something that while not easily quantified, is prevalent. […]