Research Hub
Community Engagement in NeurorehabilitationCommunity Engagement Research Hub
This website presents a collection of research and community-based initiatives led by the Neurorehabilitation Research Laboratory at Teachers College, Columbia University. These projects examine how community-engaged neurorehabilitation approaches can expand access, strengthen participation, and support meaningful recovery for individuals living with neurological conditions.
About
This hub brings together projects examining how neurorehabilitation can be delivered in ways that are more accessible, sustainable, and responsive to community needs. We focus on real-world implementation, equity in participation, and designs that reduce barriers related to transportation, cost, and program availability.
Projects
We present multiple interdisciplinary study projects focused on advancing community engagement in health, education, and education systems. We aim to examine how collaborative, community-centered approaches can improve access to resources, enhance participation, and support sustainable outcomes across diverse populations.
Featured Project
Engage PD explores how community-based programming can support people living with Parkinson's disease through accessible movement, social connection, and sustained participation. The project centers on inclusive delivery models that extend neurorehabilitation into everyday community settings.
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Publications
Peer-reviewed articles, conference abstracts, and dissemination materials will be highlighted here as the research portfolio grows.
Resources
Educational materials, program guides, and implementation supports for community partners and participants will be shared in this section.
Contact
For collaboration, project inquiries, or partnership opportunities, please use this section to provide institutional and team contact information.