15 Dec What is hand therapy?
Never heard of what a hand therapist does? You’re not the only one, however we are important health professional that can help with your arm...
Author: Melbourne Hand Rehab
08 Dec Our Wrist Course: reviewed
The Melbourne Hand Rehab Assessment and Treatment of the Wrist Course was reviewed in the latest issue of Finger Print. The Wrist Course is an accredited...
07 Dec Silver Sponsor, La Trobe Uni PEEK student conference
Melbourne Hand Rehab has been a silver sponsor of the PEEK student conference for the school of physiotherapy at La Trobe University since the conference's...
01 Dec Top 5 ways parents hurt themselves playing with their kids Christmas toys
With Christmas just around the corner, let’s not spoil the season with a nasty hand injury. As you wrap or build your child's Christmas toys you...
23 Nov COVID-19 – the impact of interrupted care
Well done Victoria. Congratulations on staying safe and reducing COVID-19 case numbers. However, as we start to negotiate a pathway to COVID Normal, it’s important...
16 Nov Elbow pain, is it tennis elbow?
Have you started getting pain in your elbow after jumping back into outdoor sports now that lockdown’s over? If so, you’re not alone. If you...
27 Oct Rehab at home – wrist proprioception & stability exercises
No Gym? No Problem! While Melbourne Hand Rehab have in-house gyms at our Werribee, Richmond, North Essendon, Caroline Springs and Mill Park clinics to help you achieve your...
21 Oct Equipment & techniques used in hand therapy
Every day at Melbourne Hand Rehab, our dedicated therapists work with clients to achieve meaningful goals and important outcomes. In the same way that a tradesperson...
15 Oct Radio: Listen to Karen’s interview on Vision Australia Radio
Our director Karen Fitt was featured this week on Vision Australia Radio's Focal Point program. She and host Peter discuss various topics including: gardening injuries, musician's injuries,...
05 Oct Pregnancy and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: why the two go hand in hand?
If you’re currently pregnant or have been pregnant before, there’s a chance that you have experienced symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome such as tingling, pins...