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How can people with spinal cord injuries find a Driver Rehabilitation program?

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Transcript More videos by Anne Bryden More videos on this topic

The best place to start with would be to start with the rehabilitation facility where you had your rehab. So most CARF-accredited rehab facilities who treat people regularly with spinal cord injury have a driving program. So, that would be a place to start with a CARF-accredited center that treats spinal cord injury or any of the Model Center Spinal Cord Injury Systems.

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I would ask for recommendations from your occupational or physical therapist, and then look online at highly-rated programs around the country.

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