San Diego Hand Therapy
Upper Extremity Rehabilitation
Hand Therapy Specialists
Angela S. Witucki, OTR/L CHT (occupational therapist, certified hand therapist)
Angela graduated from the University of North Dakota in 1991 with a degree in Occupational Therapy. She went on to complete graduate studies at San Diego State University with a Masters of Science in Exercise and Nutritional Studies.
Angela is a certified hand therapist, recognized by the Hand Therapy Certification Commission since 1996. She has enjoyed providing hand therapy services to the San Diego community for 15 years and, in partnership with Wendy Moore and Mesa Physical Therapy, founded SoCal Hand Therapy in 2008.
Wendy Moore, OTR/L CHT (occupational therapist, certified hand therapist)
Wendy earned a bachelors degree of education from the University of Colorado in 1997. In 2002, she received her Masters degree in Occupational Therapy from the University of Puget Sound, Washington and began her practice in outpatient hand therapy. She is a certified hand therapist, recognized by the Hand Therapy Certification Commission since 2009.
Wendy, in partnership with Angela Witucki, founded SoCal Hand Therapy in 2008 to provide upper extremity rehab services to the San Diego community. She is also a regular volunteer for the Healing Hands for Haiti Organization, committed to providing rehab services to the people of Haiti.
Julie Lively, MS OTR/L
(occupational therapist, certified pilates instructor, awareness through movement instructor, craniosacral therapist)
Julie received her Masters degree in Occupational Therapy from Eastern Kentucky University in 2000. Since then, she has also pursued her certification as a Stott Pilates Instructor and Craniosacral Therapist. Interested in ongoing learning, she has currently completed the first 2 years of the Feldenkrais Professional Training Program in San Diego.
Julie joined SoCal Hand Therapy in 2010. Her expertise in movement therapy, postural training, and conditioning through the pilates method has made her an excellent resource, particularly with our cumulative trauma and geriatric populations.
