Josephine S. Wong, CHT
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Where does therapy meet everyday motion.
On 29th Street, at 117 E 29th St, Josephine S. Wong, CHT works in one of Manhattan’s smaller therapy rooms but with a wide view of what the body can relearn after injury or strain. She focuses on rebuilding motions we once took for granted, from typing at a keyboard to carrying grocery bags up the stairs of a walk-up. Upper-limb rehabilitation, hand therapy, scar management, pain reduction after surgeries, and ergonomic assessments for workstations are the usual suspects in her toolbox.
Some call the phone first. Others arrive early and wait outside the door, palms flat against the doorframe, rehearsing their grip. If you’re new to manual work or recovering from a repetitive-strain mishap, the simplest way to connect isn’t the form on the website—it’s a quick ring to •917-497-7377•. They answer within a normal workday, no shuttle time between floors.
Tucked between Koreatown’s bustle and the hush of Gramercy brownstones, the street is quiet at midday—good for unloading the weight of questions about range and pain. Pull up the map one last time: directions.
