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The "Hand Therapy" world is so much more than just hands.

Hand Therapy: What All Do We Do?

By Maggie Trask, OTR/L on April 30, 2012

I recently had a patient with a finger fracture ask me if I get bored with my job since I only treat hand injuries. Little did he know that I had just finished stretching a patient’s shoulder that was recuperating from rotator cuff repair surgery and my next patient scheduled needed an elbow splint fabricated…Continue Reading »

Posted in BPHT Blog, Hand Therapy | Tagged adhesive capsulitis, bothell, Dupuytren’s disease, finger contractures, finger tip amputation, frozen shoulder, Hand Therapist, Hand Therapy, Industrial Rehabilitation, lateral epicondylitis, Maggie Trask, occupational therapy, orthopedic injuries, tennis elbow, Upper Extemity Injuries | Leave a response

Sohum started his physical therapy at BP&HT when he was 14 months old. We were getting help in developing Sohum’s physical and motor skills. He used to roll, it was his primary mode to move around. To start crawling was the first major goal for him. We got a lot of help from therapy since…Continue Reading »

— Sohum Kolharkae

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