At Green Hand to Shoulder Physiotherapy, our focus is on the upper limb - shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand. We develop individualized treatment plans to help you increase your motion and strength, improve your function, control your pain and return you to your sport, work, hobbies or daily activities.
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Ashley is an enthusiastic and dynamic physiotherapist with a keen interest in treating clients with Hand and Upper Extremity injuries.
Her experience includes working with individuals with arthritis, sports injuries, fractures, repetitive strain syndromes, sprains, post surgeries such as tendon and ligament repairs, tendon transfers and reconstructions, joint replacements and repairs, replants, amputations and nerve repairs as well as palsies and nerve decompression procedures.Ashley has worked in the hand therapy department at the St. Boniface hospital here in Winnipeg.
Her experience includes working with individuals with arthritis, sports injuries, fractures, repetitive strain syndromes, sprains, post surgeries such as tendon and ligament repairs, tendon transfers and reconstructions, joint replacements and repairs, replants, amputations and nerve repairs as well as palsies and nerve decompression procedures.Ashley has worked in the hand therapy department at the St. Boniface hospital here in Winnipeg.
Amanda is a friendly and caring physiotherapist with over 17 years experience in both private practice and public, serving at the Grace hospital. She has treated all types of orthopaedic conditions, including pre and post op joint replacements, fractures, shoulder and elbow injuries such as rotator cuff tears, impingement syndrome, and tendonitis.
P = Protection: Avoid activities and movements that increase pain during the first few days after injury. V = Vascularization: Choosing pain-free cardiovascular activities to increase blood flow to repair tissues. Heed the warnings of pain and swelling in your hand and wrist and consult your doctor and/or hand therapist to help you know when to rest or move the injured part.
Reviews (5)
Norm Smith
Dec 02, 2021
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Davide
Jun 10, 2021
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I went in for my first three appointments for a thumb ligament injury over about six weeks with Ms. Tritthart. Although she was kind and listened closely to my history in the first session, on each of the three occasions, when physically assessing my hands' mobility she failed to assess my thumb's mobility in one respect and my hand's mobility in another.
It took until the end of my third session for me to bring up my palm not wanting to sit flat on the table because of the natural cupping, and then, while Ms. Tritthart looked at the next patient who had just entered and began sending me off with
It took until the end of my third session for me to bring up my palm not wanting to sit flat on the table because of the natural cupping, and then, while Ms. Tritthart looked at the next patient who had just entered and began sending me off with
Michal Brichacek
Jan 05, 2021
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Alyssa Ramsay
Jan 14, 2020
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Joanne Korytowski
Jun 11, 2016
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