24 Sep Volar plate injuries
What is the volar plate? Injury causes, symptoms and treatments. Volar plate injuries are a common concern for those involved in sports or activities that put...
Author: Melbourne Hand Rehab
17 Sep Welcome Sharon Goldby
We're thrilled to welcome Sharon Goldby, an experienced Occupational Therapist and AHTA Accredited Hand Therapist, to our Melbourne and Richmond clinics. Sharon has 20 years of...
16 Sep Understanding yoga wrist injuries
One common issue among yoga practitioners is wrist pain or injury. In this edition, we'll explore common wrist injuries in yoga and how hand therapy...
28 Aug Hand and wrist pain in aerialists
As an aerialist, your hands and wrists are your lifeline be it silks, hoop, pole, hammock. They are your connection to the apparatus, your source...
26 Aug Sports taping
The benefits of sports taping and what you need to know Sports often involve unpredictable environments, forceful contact and potential falls. If you have an injury...
20 Aug AHTA National Conference 2024
Exploring Fresh Perspectives An unforgettable experience was had by Melbourne Hand Rehab team members (Mel, Issy, Jess and Karen) at the AHTA National Hand Therapy Conference...
13 Aug Signs & symptoms of trigger finger
Are you having feelings of pain, stiffness, or noticing that your finger is locking? These could all be signs of a condition known as trigger...
06 Aug New hand therapy webinars
'Managing Chronic Wrist Pain' and 'Hand Conditions that Affect New Parents' webinars are now available to watch on-demand We're excited to announce that we now have...
29 Jul Cyclists in good hands
Returning to cycling after a hand injury With thousands of cyclists on our major roads every weekend, Hand Therapists are on hand to help when there...
22 Jul What’s cyclist palsy and how to prevent it?
Guyon's Canal Syndrome (also known as Cyclist Palsy) Cycling is a great way to stay active, but it comes with the risk of injuries. No matter...