25 Jun We’re Hiring in the West!
Our Caroline Springs & Werribee clinics are hiring! Are you interested in joining a strong, passionate & caring team? We currently have two positions available,...
Author: Melbourne Hand Rehab
23 Jun Understanding Raynaud’s: How to Keep Your Hands Happy and Warm
Have you ever noticed your fingers turning white, blue, or red when you’re cold or stressed, you might be familiar with Raynaud’s phenomenon. It’s a...
23 May Prosthetic Solutions After Amputation — Restoring Function, Rebuilding Confidence.
Prosthetics with Purpose — Designed for Your Life, Not Just Your Limb. A prosthesis is a custom-made device designed to replace a missing or damaged body...
01 May Dry Needling in Hand Therapy
Dry needling is a powerful, evidence-based technique that's gaining traction in hand rehabilitation—yet often overlooked in favor of traditional methods such as manual therapy, exercises,...
12 Mar Benefits of custom made splints
At Melbourne Hand Rehab we offer a variety of splinting options to help treat different injuries affecting the fingers, wrist and elbow. We make customised...
19 Feb Common football injuries during pre-season training
Pre-season training is an exciting time for football players, but it also comes with injury risks especially to the hands and wrists. As a hand...
20 Jan Understanding stiff fingers
Anatomy of the fingers, the biomechanics behind stiff fingers, and the role hand therapy plays in rehabilitation. As hand therapists, we spend a significant amount of...
15 Jan Arthritis & Hands Webinar
Hands are one of the most common areas affected by arthritis. It can impact people in many ways and make day-to-day life harder. The Hospital Research...
08 Jan Tennis Elbow: causes, symptoms & treatment
Tennis elbow, or lateral epicondylalgia medically, is a common overuse injury that causes pain on the outer part of the elbow. While it’s associated with...
05 Dec Effective scar management in hand therapy
Scars can be a common result of injuries or surgeries, especially in the hand, where function and dexterity are highly important. Effective scar management is...