Michelle Henley
Physical Therapist &
Certified Hand Therapist
Physical Therapist &
Certified Hand Therapist
"I had no use of my left hand
because of nerve damage to my
forearm in a car wreck. I was also in
great pain. I have now gained much
use of my hand back, and I am fully
pain free. The progress has been
faster than I expected."
-S.D., BPR Hand Specialists patient
because of nerve damage to my
forearm in a car wreck. I was also in
great pain. I have now gained much
use of my hand back, and I am fully
pain free. The progress has been
faster than I expected."
-S.D., BPR Hand Specialists patient
The Bartlesville area’s only Certified Hand
Therapist (C.H.T.) is right here at BPR: Michelle
Henley, P.T, C.H.T. Michelle has been practicing
physical therapy in Bartlesville since 1990 and
successfully treating patients with upper
extremity conditions (issues related to the arm or
hand) since 2001 when she received certification
from the Hand Therapy Certification Commission.
A certified hand therapist is a physical therapist
who, through advanced study and board
certification, specializes in rehabilitating patients
with conditions affecting the hands and upper
extremity.
A hand therapist works with patients who may
have been affected by an accident or trauma
leaving them with wounds, scars, burns, injured
tendons or nerves, fractures, or even amputation
of the finger, hand or arm.
A hand therapist also treats patients who are
disabled from the affects of cumulative trauma
disorders – such as tennis elbow or carpal tunnel
syndrome. Many patients seeking the care of a
hand therapist also suffer from such chronic
problems as arthritis or a neurological condition.
If you have an upper extremity issue and feel like
you could benefit from the care of a Certified Hand
Therapist, tell your doctor you would like to see
Michelle at BPR Hand Specialists today.
Therapist (C.H.T.) is right here at BPR: Michelle
Henley, P.T, C.H.T. Michelle has been practicing
physical therapy in Bartlesville since 1990 and
successfully treating patients with upper
extremity conditions (issues related to the arm or
hand) since 2001 when she received certification
from the Hand Therapy Certification Commission.
A certified hand therapist is a physical therapist
who, through advanced study and board
certification, specializes in rehabilitating patients
with conditions affecting the hands and upper
extremity.
A hand therapist works with patients who may
have been affected by an accident or trauma
leaving them with wounds, scars, burns, injured
tendons or nerves, fractures, or even amputation
of the finger, hand or arm.
A hand therapist also treats patients who are
disabled from the affects of cumulative trauma
disorders – such as tennis elbow or carpal tunnel
syndrome. Many patients seeking the care of a
hand therapist also suffer from such chronic
problems as arthritis or a neurological condition.
If you have an upper extremity issue and feel like
you could benefit from the care of a Certified Hand
Therapist, tell your doctor you would like to see
Michelle at BPR Hand Specialists today.
| Helping as Many People as Possible Since 1995. |
Specialized Care for the
Upper Extremity
Upper Extremity
Kelly Anderson, D.P.T. - Born
in Illinois, Kelly attended the
University of Waukesha in
Wisconsin before moving to
Oklahoma to work for BPR
Hand Specialists. While a
student she served an
internship with BPR and
made a decision to move to
Bartlesville after she
graduated! She plans to
start working toward her
Certified Hand Therapy
certification very soon.
in Illinois, Kelly attended the
University of Waukesha in
Wisconsin before moving to
Oklahoma to work for BPR
Hand Specialists. While a
student she served an
internship with BPR and
made a decision to move to
Bartlesville after she
graduated! She plans to
start working toward her
Certified Hand Therapy
certification very soon.
Kelly Anderson
Physical Therapist
Physical Therapist
Carolyn Fries
Physical Therapist
Physical Therapist
Carolyn Fries, P.T., has been
with BPR since 2002, and has
worked in several areas of
physical therapy including
pediatrics, aquatic, geriatric,
sports injury and utilizes her
upper extremity skills at our
BPR Hand Specialists clinic.
Carolyn is also a CPR
instructor and a certified
American Physical Therapy
Association clinical
instructor for PT/PTA
students.
with BPR since 2002, and has
worked in several areas of
physical therapy including
pediatrics, aquatic, geriatric,
sports injury and utilizes her
upper extremity skills at our
BPR Hand Specialists clinic.
Carolyn is also a CPR
instructor and a certified
American Physical Therapy
Association clinical
instructor for PT/PTA
students.
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| The BPR Hand Specialists Team |
Kimberlee Morrison, P.T.A., has
been with BPR since 2002 and
currently serves as the
Vice-President of Operations.
She has enjoyed working with
upper extremity patients for
over five years now. Kim
attended TCC where she
earned her Associate in Applied
Science. She is married and
has three step-children.
been with BPR since 2002 and
currently serves as the
Vice-President of Operations.
She has enjoyed working with
upper extremity patients for
over five years now. Kim
attended TCC where she
earned her Associate in Applied
Science. She is married and
has three step-children.
Kimberlee Morrison
Physical Therapist Assistant
Vice-President of Operations
Physical Therapist Assistant
Vice-President of Operations
Jennifer Felton, P.T.A, is a
native of Norman, OK, and
attended the University of
Central Oklahoma and
Northland Community &
Technical College of
Minnesota where she
earned her P.T.A degree.
Jennifer is currently
working on her Athletic
Trainers license.
native of Norman, OK, and
attended the University of
Central Oklahoma and
Northland Community &
Technical College of
Minnesota where she
earned her P.T.A degree.
Jennifer is currently
working on her Athletic
Trainers license.
Jennifer Felton
Physical Therapist Assistant
Physical Therapist Assistant
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