Hand therapy for strength anddexterity

Your hands are involved in almost everything you do. We protect healing structures, restore movement and train the grips you need at work and at home.

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About this service

What is hand therapy?

Hand therapy combines assessment, exercises, splints and everyday training to restore function after injuries or with chronic conditions of the hand and arm.

Who is it for?

  • Fractures of the hand and wrist
  • Tendon and nerve injuries
  • Arthritis and joint stiffness
  • Recovery after hand surgery

How we work

  1. Measuring mobility, strength and sensitivity
  2. Custom splints and scar management
  3. Exercises for grip, coordination and fine motor skills
  4. Training the tasks that matter in your daily life

Methods we use

FAQ

Questions aboutHand therapy

Have another question? Give us a call or send us a message, we are happy to help.

When should hand therapy start after surgery?

Often within the first days. We coordinate the timing with your surgeon so that healing tissue stays protected.

Do I need a splint?

Not always. If a splint helps, we make and adjust it right here at the practice.

How long does it take to regain strength?

That depends on the injury. Many patients notice clear progress within six to eight weeks.

Can I keep working during therapy?

In many cases, yes. We adapt the exercises and advise you on aids for your workplace.

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Getting started

Ready for your first step?

Book an initial consultation. Together we find out which treatment suits you and your everyday life.