About Sheri E. Roberts, OTR/L, CHT

Celebrating over 22 years of business, Hand in Mind continues to grow!

The name means: Products AND ideas created with the HAND IN MIND.

I began this  business in 2003 when I started teaching anatomy in my basement.  My love for anatomy parlayed into publishing a book called Everyday Anatomy, A Clinical Guide, Reference & Interactive workbook, to which the last copy was sold in the fall of 2025.  All good things.... 

This site celebrates the hand in art, jewelry, treatment, and education.  There is a lot of love that went into each of these items.  Thank you for being part of this journey and I hope you find something here you will love

About Sheri

Sheri Roberts graduated from the University of Florida in 1988 with a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy. Sheri has more than 37 years of work experience in the field of occupational/hand therapy.   She received her Certified Hand Therapy Certificate in December 2002. Sheri has lectured nationally for ASHT, the De Royal Orthotics Company, and locally for Georgia Occupational Therapy Association, and the Georgia Hand & Upper Extremity Special Interest Group. She currently works at a hand and upper extremity practice with a great group of physicians and awesome hand/ occupational therapists.  Her special interests lie in treating the stiff hand,  product development, and teaching both patients and colleagues and of course attending awesome trade shows and meeting new friends!

Hand therapy is about learning, treating, healing and working with other hand therapists, to help our patients heal through education, compassion and collaboration.  We are here for each other to support & lift each other up. There is no singular approach.  There is no ONE exclusive person or methodology  to follow. There is no room for bashing, aggression or mistreating other therapists, in any form or capacity.  To abide by this is to agree with this...

Philippians 2:3-4: "Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit. Rather, in humility value others above yourselves, not looking to your own interests but each of you to the interests of others"