I am a patient who was diagnosed with TOS. It’s a difficult condition to navigate. I found the TOS episode to be thorough, comprehensive, and helpful. Ann has so much experience with TOS! I have listened to it twice and took many notes. Thank you! 🙏🏻

Great podcast and great information. Love the different approaches to treatment and assessment. Not just for OTs. This is a podcast that anyone can listen to!

As an outpatient OT practitioner that specializes in UE rehabilitation, it’s great to hear the thought process, methods and techniques of experts that have been in this field and have seen the best results and outcomes.

You guys do an excellent job ! Love this !!!

This is an excellent podcast! I am inspired and learn something new from every episode! I am studying for the CHT exam, and this podcast gives me a chance to “listen in” on the conversations of more experienced hand therapists, something that I don’t have the opportunity to do as I am the only OT in a rural clinic. Thank you and keep up the great content!

It’s a shame to work so hard on content just to have sound quality be a huge barrier. It’s a great podcast but it’s hard to listen bc I can’t hear.

I listened to this podcast for the first time. Their guest was Dr Chad Cook, a great lecturer, researcher, author, and therapist. I didnt like the way the lady host who came in out of nowhere and asked Dr Chad questions. I thought only the male host was the conducting the interview. Then all of a sudden a lady host came in casually without introducing herself. Poorly done interview.

As an OT studying for the CHT your podcast is so informative, especially since I am the only OT in my clinic. It’s nice to hear other therapists discuss diagnoses and pt cases specific to hand therapy. It is difficult to hear the therapists voices at times. Almost sounds like the therapists are speaking away from microphone.