Biopsychosocial adaptation remains a multifaceted challenge for individuals with spinal cord
injury, their families, and healthcare providers alike. The development of frequent medical
complications necessitating healthcare interventions is an ongoing, debilitating, and costly
problem for those living with spinal cord injuries. Although several demographic variables
have been correlated with positive adaptation in individuals with spinal cord injury, the
research outcome data present limitations in understanding and facilitating which coping …