30 Mar I think I have a hand fracture, what do I do now?
How to manage your hand fractures during COVID Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, if you were concerned that you had a fracture in your forearm, hand,...
Author: Melbourne Hand Rehab
22 Mar Ergonomic products for home or work
Ergonomic products for your desk and workstation Whether you have elected to keep working from home, or you have returned to the office, it's always important...
21 Mar AHTA Wrist Course
What a terrific weekend presenting the Wrist Course for the Australian Hand Therapy Association (AHTA). It was so good to be back face to face...
09 Mar Watch a cast being removed
Ever wondered about the process of removing a cast? Hand therapists use splints, braces and casts to support an injured area after an accident, illness...
23 Feb Fouettes, Flips and Flutes: Managing the Performing Artist Workshop
Are you interested in how to manage injuries in performing artists? This Sports Medicine Australia workshop is for you! Fouettes, Flips and Flutes: Managing the Performing...
22 Feb Introducing our new hand therapy team members
Welcome to our new hand therapy team members. Meet Winnie Ye, Morgan Klooger, Paige Blackman, Amanda Zennaro and Tom Purcell For more information, or to book an...
16 Feb The do’s and don’ts of stretching after an injury
Regaining movement after an injury or immobilisation Assisting patients to overcome upper limb stiffness following injury and immobilisation constitutes a large part of a hand therapist's...
15 Feb AHTA Wrist Course March 2022
Registration for the 19 & 20 March Assessment and Treatment of the Wrist Course close on 25 February (unless sold prior) Presented by Karen Fitt This 16 hour course...
03 Feb Does cracking your knuckles cause arthritis?
Fact or fiction: Is cracking your knuckles bad for you and does it cause arthritis? Knuckle cracking is a behaviour that involves manipulation of the finger...
31 Jan Does telehealth work for kids with hand injuries?
Curious about telehealth for kids? Occupational Therapist Katherine Dalton from Queensland Children's Hospital explains how telehealth can be helpful for kids with hand injuries. Repost from...