Ashburn Hand Therapy

Dana is a certified hand therapist and occupational therapist specializing in hand therapy since 2005. She received a master’s degree in occupational therapy from Russell Sage College and earned hand therapy certification in 2012. Dana has extensive upper extremity experience and expertise working with children and adults. She works directly with hand surgeons locally and has assisted with implementing and developing hand therapy programs at orthopedic practices in Georgia and Virginia. She continues to be an active member of The American Society of Hand Therapists and has earned advanced casting and orthosis/splint fabrication certification.

Brett graduated from New York University in 2019 with a master’s degree in occupational therapy and has been working in outpatient hand therapy from the beginning of his career. Brett earned certification in lymphedema therapy in 2020 and hand therapy certification in 2022. His overall goal is to help patients perform meaningful activities to the best of their ability. Brett enjoys traveling, hiking and spending time with friends and family.

Pradnya graduated with a master’s degree in 2010, from University of Pittsburgh. She has worked in multiple occupational therapy settings which helped her to realize her passion for hand therapy. Helping a patient function better in their day-to-day life by finding innovative solutions is her favorite part of being an occupational therapist. Pradnya believes in a holistic healing approach to achieve an overall better quality of life. She enjoys nature and yoga.

Sarah is a registered and licensed occupational therapist and active member of the American Occupational Therapy Association. She completed graduate studies in 2017 at the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences and undergraduate work in Health Education at the University of Florida. Sarah loves working with a diverse group of patients and helping them reach their goals and return to daily activities. Sarah enjoys spending time with friends and family.