One Million Steps Forward – QLI and the Eksoskeleton
August 21, 2021
When Tyler Bruck stands from a chair on the morning of November 17, 2020, the action receives a shower of applause. Normally packed to the walls with rehabilitation technology, today […]
Growing Leaders and Closing the Job Seeking Gap
August 19, 2021
A gap exists between businesses and jobseekers. Companies seek bright, new talent. Prospective employees compete for bold and fulfilling opportunities. But often, desires don’t match up. Job postings demand a […]
The Neuroscience of Gratitude
August 6, 2021
Life is stressful. Even ignoring the unique pressures of a pandemic, we all have a lot going on. We balance parental duties with professional demands. We navigate school for our […]
Nick Dover | About the Journey
May 28, 2021
Nick Dover is a familiar face. Anyone with meaningful time at QLI can spot the long-time resident’s broad silhouette; can describe his hurried, always-getting-somewhere walk; can pick out his big, […]
Tom Borgaila | No White Flag
March 27, 2021
Tom Borgaila arrives at the QLI Maintenance Workshop three minutes before his appointment begins. He comes through the door in his wheelchair—half-scooting himself forward heel-first, and half-pushed by a Life […]
Lisa Kassebaum | An Unbreakable Bond
March 14, 2021
“I’m grateful that she has been a part of my program and helped me grow, when I am supposed to be someone to help her grow.” With the grit of […]
Korrin Williams | Looking Up, Looking Forward with LoveYourBrain
January 31, 2021
*This story was first published courtesy of our friends at LoveYourBrain. To learn more about LoveYourBrain’s clinical services, visit their Clinical Affiliate information page at https://www.loveyourbrain.com/clinical-affiliate-program Even in those first days, affixed […]
Arik Matson | An Officer Returns to Station
October 19, 2020
Even the steady walk up the pilot-side airstairs is a testament to Arik’s progress. In January, this was a man on the brink of survival, someone for whom things […]
Debbie Wahlert | Progress Measured in Inches
October 14, 2020
In a year defined by change and uncertainty, Debbie Wahlert has faced more than most. When an unexpected complication during surgery damaged Debbie’s spinal cord, she was forced to confront […]
Cole Davenport | Make Yourself
September 28, 2020
It isn’t ten minutes before a small crowd starts to mass around Cole Davenport, here in the high-ceilinged atrium of QLI’s Colladay Center, where he’s laid an off-white posterboard and […]