23 Apr Tendon vs Nerve Pain in Upper Limb Injuries
Understanding whether your pain is coming from a tendon or a nerve is key to getting the right treatment. While both can affect the upper...
Author: Melbourne Hand Rehab
08 Apr Fellowship Opportunity – Mill Park Clinic July 2026
We’re excited to be offering a Fellowship position commencing in July at our Mill Park clinic! At Melbourne Hand Rehab, treating hands is our passion and...
08 Apr TFCC Injuries
TFCC injuries are a commonly mismanaged condition of the wrist. Despite often being quite painful, TFCC injuries are frequently not given enough rest, protection, or...
26 Mar School Holiday Activities To Boost Fine Motor Skills
School holidays provide the perfect opportunity to build fine motor skills in a relaxed and playful way. Fine motor development supports handwriting, independence, coordination and school...
18 Mar Shoulder Rehabilitation: What to Expect After Surgery
Shoulder surgery is often recommended when pain, instability, or functional limitation can no longer be managed conservatively. Understanding the rehabilitation process is a crucial part...
10 Mar Info Night: Management of Handwriting Difficulties in Australian Children
Teachers, GP'S & allied health professionals, are you interested in learning more about Evidence-Based Hand Therapy for the Management of Handwriting Difficulties in Australian Children? Patricia...
10 Mar How we individualise rehab for every patient at Melbourne Hand Rehab
No two people are the same; we all have different interests, ideas, lifestyles, and motivations. Some people play sport, music, some like to cook, read,...
05 Mar Celebrating the incredible women at Melbourne Hand Rehab
This International Women’s Day, we’d like to recognise and thank the incredible women across Melbourne Hand Rehab. From our therapists and administrative teams to our leaders,...
03 Mar Supporting your hands during Ramadan
Ramadan can be demanding on your hands, especially with all the extra prep for Iftar. Watch and listen as Occupational Therapist, Manon Ellis, from our...
23 Feb Overuse injuries: when hobbies become the problem
Overuse injuries are one of the most common reasons artists seek hand therapy. They often develop gradually and are easy to dismiss at first, until...