Bladder Management Tools for Men with Spinal Cord Injuries

Managing your bladder is important for health and daily independence when you have a spinal cord injury. This video shows how men with cervical-level spinal cord injuries are able to manage their personal bladder needs. Most of these tools are available online or can be created at home.

Created by Craig Hospital and the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, this video highlights functional tools or adaptive equipment available for people with hand weakness who would like to gain more independence in their daily activities.

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