In this episode, Josh talks with new grad occupational therapist Tristany about the challenges of wound care. Tristany shares her experience of how intimidating it can be for new OTs, while they discuss tips to build confidence and improve skills in wound management.

New Grad, Tristany and Josh talk about the early indicators of CRPS. 

Miranda and Josh delve into the topic of ulnar nerve compression at the wrist. They explain what ulnar nerve compression is, its causes, symptoms, and the impact it can have on hand function. Join us as they share their expert insights on diagnosing this condition, effective treatment options, and practical exercises to alleviate symptoms.

Welcome to the final episode of our series! In this episode, Miranda and Shannon share helpful tips for treating hand patients and thriving in the therapy setting. They cover essential strategies for effective patient care.

In this episode, Miranda and Josh discuss functional exercises that can be prescribed for home use to improve range of motion, strength, and overall hand function. They share practical, easy-to-follow exercises that you can recommend to your  patients. 

In this session, Miranda and Shannon share their best pieces of advice for aspiring hand therapists. Shannon, a new grad entering the field, and Miranda, an experienced therapist, discuss essential tips for success, overcoming challenges, and providing top-notch patient care.

Miranda sits down with Shannon, a recent graduate stepping into the world of hand therapy. Join us as they discuss the challenges and rewards of entering this specialized field, and valuable advice for new therapists

Miranda and Josh delve into the topic of Pillar Pain, a common issue after carpal tunnel surgery. They discuss what it is, its causes, and their go-to treatments. Tune in for practical advice and expert tips from seasoned hand therapists!

Miranda and Shannon talk about being a new grad and tips for getting through you first year of clinical practice. 

Josh and Miranda talk about Neuromas and what you can do to treat these.