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Hand Therapy Secrets | Helping Occupational Therapist Become Experts
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Hand Therapy Secrets | Helping Occupational Therapist Become Experts

Author: Hoang Tran OT/L, CHT

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Hand Therapy Secrets helps Occupation Therapists and Physical Therapists master their clinical skills in hand therapy to become the expert Certified Hand Therapist in their area.

We teach real world applications for therapists to become experts through developing critical thinking, problem solving, and decision making skills.

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel for weekly videos here:
https://www.youtube.com/c/HandTherapySecrets0

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Thank you!
Hoang :)

Disclaimer: This information is used to educate and inform OT's and PT's who provide therapy services. If you are looking for a certified hand therapist/specialist to help you with your injury, check out our therapy clinic located in Miami, FL - https://handsots.com/


240 Episodes
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What to do from acute to functional in thumb ligament injuries.
With how prevalent social media is, you can use that to your advantage to gain your patients' trust.
How I diagnosed and treated a PIP contracture.
2016 was the year I decided to change the trajectory of my clinic.
Let's address what you may be doing wrong when it comes to trigger fingers, and how we can fix it so you can be a better therapist.
If you're feeling invisible with your clinic, it's not that you're not good, but it might be how you're marketing yourself. Here are a couple tips to improve your visibility!
Understanding why finger fractures are frustrating for your patients can help your patients do better with you.
When you're getting calls about your clinic, you want to be able to have patients trust you and do business with you. Therefore, the words you say affects how potential patients can choose your practice.
Struggling with treating hand fractures? It's probably not because you don't know what to do, but with your understanding of anatomy. Here's how I go over it.
Marketing vs. Sales? Wrong! It's marketing AND sales. Both of these go hand-in-hand in order to grow your therapy clinic. Let's discuss why.
Let’s discuss conservative treatment for a finger fracture case.
The real reason you're not getting clients? It's not your skills... it's your messaging. Let's talk about it.
Most therapists get this wrong when studying for the CHT exam.
Overwhelmed by marketing for your new clinic? You're not alone. Let's break down a simple but powerful marketing concept that will show you exactly where to focus your energy first.
Don't discount yourself from getting the CHT and start studying! Here are 5 tips for you to start studying without feeling overwhelmed.
I've had my own clinic for about 12 years, and I've learned... a LOT. In this video I wanted to share a couple things on what I wish I did and what I'm currently doing now in my clinic.
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Emerald Clem

Hi Hoang:). I’m so glad to have found your podcast. I haven’t listened to all the episodes so far, but I would really like to hear some episodes where you speak to hand therapists outside of the US. I find that most of the OT content is covering the US so sonetimes things are not relevant/relatable because they work differently in the UK or wherever an OT student like myself may be listening from. I have just finished my first week of an 8 week placement and it would be cool to hear from you, what your expectations of an undergraduate student would be. I’m in the 2nd year of the 3 year course and although it is my third placement, it is only my first hand therapy placement. I’m finding it hard to walk before I can run, simply because I am so passionate about it. I want to try to up my exposure to things each day but my educators seem to want me to keep my learning goals simple. Why might this be? I’d be interested to hear you speak about your expectations of students at different poin

Apr 22nd
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