Hand therapy is a specialized form of rehabilitation focused on treating injuries and conditions affecting the hands, wrists, and forearms. It involves a combination of exercises, manual therapy, and education to improve function, reduce pain, and promote healing. Hand therapists often work with patients recovering from surgery, trauma, or chronic conditions like arthritis. Therapists use various techniques, including splinting, modalities, and therapeutic exercises, tailored to each individual's needs. The goal is to restore strength, flexibility, and coordination, enabling patients to return to daily activities. Hand therapy is typically provided by licensed professionals, such as occupational therapists or physical therapists with specialized training.