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Bondi Junction Hand Therapy Newsletter!  Thank you to everyone for your support this year – it has been another busy one and has just flown

Spring 2017 Newsletter – Happy Long Weekend! Clare returns from Maternity Leave As my nine month old crawled through the dirt commando style to eat

  Mallet Fingers: why do we spend so much time treating this injury? Without proper treatment the injury can not heal properly The fingertip or

Flexor tendon injuries are relatively uncommon in children, especially those who are very young. The mechanism of injury, the size of the anatomical structures, the

The snow is falling and the skier’s thumbs are returning home after school holidays.  After doing my own right thumb last ski season I am

Welcome to 2016, and how is it possible that it is March already.  Let us at least hope for some respite from the heat and

Handwriting is a complex, multifactorial activity involving the interplay between the student, their environment and the demands of the writing task itself. Writing is a

As we race around in this December rush it seems so surprising that yet another year is nearly over. My husband and I are about

Scaphoid fractures are common, accounting for at least 75% carpal fractures (Rhemrev et al., 2011, Alshryda et al., 2012), and usually occur as a consequence

  The wrist is an incredibly complex and inherently unstable joint whose main functions are: Movement Positioning the hand for function Positioning to make the