
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 | 103 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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On this second episode of our student series, we are joined by Romina Astifidis, a physical therapist and Certified Hand Therapist who has educated many students in the clinic during her career and now coordinates clinical affiliations and rotations ... more
With this episode, we are kicking off a student series, highlighting the journey from the classroom to the clinic. On this episode, we are joined by Jaime Bergner, an occupational therapist and Certified Hand Therapist who splits her time between aca... more
Rachel Pigott works as an occupational therapist and serves as the Director of the Hand Therapy Fellowship at Johns Hopkins. In 1999, she received her bachelor’s in occupational therapy from Towson State University and in 2016 she completed her Maste... more
Welcome to Hands in Motion’s 100th episode! For this special episode, we are so fortunate to be joined by Karen Prendergast Lauckhardt, one of ASHT’s founding members. Karen shares with us how a gathering of occupational and physical therapists in a ... more
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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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The show consistently centers on hands and upper-extremity rehabilitation, featuring expert clinicians, researchers, and industry leaders. Episodes explore current treatment trends, surgical and therapy techniques, and emerging tools like virtual reality, remote monitoring, and DEI resources within hand therapy. A notable pattern is collaboration with professional associations, hands-on clinical insights, and practical guidance for practitioners, patients, and program organizers. Noteworthy is the emphasis on multidisciplinary care, global outreach, and conference-focused content (annual meetings, specialty days), which often includes actionable takeaways for attendees and members. The podcast appears aimed at practitioners seeking cutting-... more
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Recent guests on Hands In Motion include:
1. Jamie Bergner
2. Rob McClellan
3. Karen Prendergast Lauckhardt
4. Lorna Kahn
5. Tom Lattre
6. Jem Hopkins
7. Karen Ayala
8. Jason Albers
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