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Getting started with Casting Motion to Mobilise Stiffness
Learn what the Casting Motion to Mobilise Stiffness (CMMS) technique involves and how it can be used to treat stiff hands and correct maladaptive movement patterns.
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Thank you to our amazing presenters!
This year we have had the privilege of learning more about the fascinating field of hand therapy from 15 presenters from 4 different countries.
What to do first when everything is hurt
Learn where to start and what to prioritise in a hand where multiple structures are injured.
Effective therapy techniques for carpal tunnel syndrome
Learn all the essentials of managing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome from accurate diagnosis to conservative management and post-operative care.
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How to regain function after an ulnar nerve injury at the wrist
Learn how to manage every aspect of an ulnar nerve injury at the wrist including assessment, motor and sensory rehabilitation, post-surgical intervention and treatment of long-standing deformities.
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A new year, a new webinar series!
A new year has begun, and we are very excited to launch our 2025 webinar series in just 2 weeks!
Staying ahead of hand burns
Learn about hand therapy for burns patients, from addressing burn wounds to managing burn scars, including splinting, exercises and how to manage psychosocial risk factors.
How to Manage Extensor Tendon Injuries with Relative Motion Splinting
Learn everything you need to know about how to provide hand therapy for patients with extensor tendon repairs using the relative motion (ICAM) protocol.
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Our YouTube channel goes live!
We are very excited to announce that our YouTube channel is now up and running!