Miranda and Josh talk about idiopathic wrist pain including evaluating and treatment this complex issue.  

In this engaging podcast episode, Miranda and Josh delve into the journey of obtaining the Certified Hand Therapist (CHT) credential as an older therapist. They discuss the unique challenges and advantages that come with pursuing this certification later in one's career. Listeners will gain insights into the preparation process, the importance of continuing education.

In this episode, Josh and Miranda discuss effective strategies for managing stiff elbows. They explore common causes of elbow stiffness, share personal experiences, and provide practical tips for improving mobility and reducing discomfort. 

Emily and Josh dive into the challenges of flexor tendon adhesions, discussing why they occur and how to effectively manage them. They explore early intervention strategies like place-and-hold exercises, differential tendon gliding, and scar mobilization techniques.

Josh and Emily discuss the treatment of radial nerve injuries, exploring rehabilitation strategies and expected outcomes. They share insights on recovery timelines, therapy techniques, and factors that influence patient progress.

Josh and Emily talk about hiring new therapists, discussing the key qualities to look for and the challenges of finding the right fit. They also share insights on onboarding, mentorship, and building a strong team culture.

Josh and Emily talk about common pitfall in small business. 

Miranda and Josh talk about if you should or shouldn't get into the field of Hand Therapy 

In this episode, Miranda and Josh dive into the challenges and strategies of treating pediatric patients with flexor tendon injuries. They share their insights on assessment, treatment approaches, and the unique considerations when working with younger patients. Tune in for valuable tips on managing these complex injuries in pediatric hand therapy.

Josh and Miranda talk about evidence-based practice and some tips for how they obtain their articles.