
The Hands in Motion podcast will be dynamic discussions with a variety of guests. There will be interviews with a variety of professionals about current treatment trends, hot topics in hand and upper extremity rehabilitation, current evidence, case studies, alternative treatment areas, and more. There will also be a variety of guests including consumers and content experts on current trends and is... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 95 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineNon-ProfitBusinessHealth & Fitness | |||

On this episode, we are joined by Rachel Pigott, this year’s ASHT Annual Meeting Chair. Rachel gives us the inside scoop on what we can expect at this October’s Annual Meeting in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. We discuss the pre-conference offerings, the educ... more
On this episode, we are joined by Scott Gould, an occupational therapist and certified hand therapist, to discuss a potpourri of topics related to the elbow. We discuss ligament injuries, tendon injuries, joint reconstruction and techniques to restor... more
On this episode, we are joined by Jyo Supnekar, an occupational therapist and certified hand therapist who recently traveled to Nepal to share her expertise with therapists and other healthcare workers. Jyo shares with us the work that the mission te... more
On this episode, we are joined by Juliana Larocerie to discuss Dupuytren’s disease. Juliana has been involved with researching this condition for many years and shares with us the changes in treatment strategies that have occurred most recently.
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I love this podcast. I have listened to all of them. You both keep me company on my commute and I thank you for the time you spend and the dedication to our specialty!!
Such a great way to spread great info and knowledge regarding all things related to hand and upper extremity. Love the content! Great job Steph, Cara and all involved in making this podcast happen!
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This show features in-depth conversations with hand therapy professionals, researchers, and educators, focusing on current treatment trends, evidence-based practice, and real-world case discussions in upper extremity rehabilitation. Episodes frequently explore research collaborations, advocacy, emerging technologies, pediatric and lymphedema therapy, and the practical challenges of delivering care, from policy and funding to patient education and empowerment. Notable strengths include a strong practitioner-grounded perspective, a clear emphasis on knowledge translation through social media and conferences, and a commitment to sustainability and professional advocacy. Listeners are likely clinicians, researchers, and students seeking practic... more
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1. Hand Therapy Academy
2. The Hand to Shoulder Podcast
3. The Upper Hand: Chuck & Chris Talk Hand Surgery
4. Hand Therapy Secrets | Helping Occupational Therapist Become Experts
5. The Mel Robbins Podcast
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Recent guests on Hands In Motion include:
1. Scott Gould
2. Jyo Supnekar
3. Juliana Larocerie
4. Lisa Michael
5. Sarah Doerrer
6. Saba Kamal
7. Danielle Sparks
8. Tara Packham
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