Information is meant to move. We simply ask that its origins move with it.

Our Approach to Sharing

The Neuro Care Bridge was created to help bridge the space between diagnosis and daily life by making research, rehabilitation, lived experience, and complex medical information easier to understand and carry into the real world.

We want that information to be useful.

Content published by The Neuro Care Bridge may be shared, referenced, discussed, and used by families, caregivers, clinicians, educators, advocates, researchers, and organizations.

You do not need our permission to share something that may help someone else.

We simply ask that the work remain connected to where it came from.

Attribution

When sharing or referencing original content from The Neuro Care Bridge, please provide appropriate attribution to The Neuro Care Bridge and/or the identified author.

Whenever possible, include a link to the original article, resource, or page.

Attribution does not need to be complicated. It simply means making the source of the work clear rather than presenting someone else’s words, ideas, graphics, or educational materials as your own.

Use the information. Share the resource. Continue the conversation. Just carry its origin with it.

Original Writing & Educational Content

The Neuro Care Bridge publishes original writing, educational resources, graphics, terminology, frameworks, commentary, and other materials developed through research, advocacy, and lived experience.

Those materials remain the intellectual property of The Neuro Care Bridge and/or their identified author, even when sharing and use are encouraged.

Our interest in attribution is not about preventing information from traveling.

It is about preserving the connection between work and authorship as it does.

Quoting, Referencing & Adapting Our Work

You are welcome to quote or reference portions of our work with attribution.

You may also use ideas or educational concepts from The Neuro Care Bridge as a starting point for discussion, education, advocacy, or further exploration.

If you substantially reproduce or adapt an original resource, graphic, framework, or written work, we ask that you clearly identify The Neuro Care Bridge as the original source and link back to the original material whenever possible.

Please do not remove existing author credits, citations, source information, or identifying marks from materials when redistributing them.

Research & Outside Sources

The Neuro Care Bridge frequently draws upon published research, clinical literature, professional guidance, and other outside sources.

Those works belong to their respective authors and publishers and may have their own copyright and usage requirements.

Whenever possible, we identify and link to the research and resources that inform our work.

Attribution matters in both directions.

Just as we ask others to acknowledge where our work originated, we believe in acknowledging the researchers, clinicians, organizations, families, and others whose work contributes to greater understanding.

Questions About Using Something?

If you’re unsure how to attribute something, want to reproduce a resource in another format, or have a use in mind that isn’t addressed here, you’re welcome to contact us.

The goal is not to create unnecessary barriers around useful information.

We want good information to travel—and we believe the people who contributed to it should travel with it.

Last updated July 2026