Printable Occupational Therapy Hand Exercises

Printable Occupational Therapy Hand Exercises - Holding a light weight, slowly support the back of your wrist with the opposite hand and bend your palm up toward you and slowly lower to start. Make a “tabletop” with your fingers: A handout with 10 exercises for stroke survivors to do on their own to maintain movement and prevent stiffness in their. Passive (stretching) passive motion is when your uninjured hand helps your injured hand to achieve more range. Hand exercises may help to reduce stiffness, improve muscle strength and joint range of motion in people who have arthritis.

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Passive (stretching) passive motion is when your uninjured hand helps your injured hand to achieve more range. Hand exercises may help to reduce stiffness, improve muscle strength and joint range of motion in people who have arthritis. A handout with 10 exercises for stroke survivors to do on their own to maintain movement and prevent stiffness in their. Holding a light weight, slowly support the back of your wrist with the opposite hand and bend your palm up toward you and slowly lower to start. Make a “tabletop” with your fingers:

Hand Exercises May Help To Reduce Stiffness, Improve Muscle Strength And Joint Range Of Motion In People Who Have Arthritis.

Holding a light weight, slowly support the back of your wrist with the opposite hand and bend your palm up toward you and slowly lower to start. A handout with 10 exercises for stroke survivors to do on their own to maintain movement and prevent stiffness in their. Make a “tabletop” with your fingers: Passive (stretching) passive motion is when your uninjured hand helps your injured hand to achieve more range.

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