AddressSuite 201, 1479 Route 23 South
Wayne, NJ 07470 973 686 0007 
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DirectionsLocated on Route 23 South in the shopping center that includes Staples just prior to where Route 23 intersects Packanack Lake Road. The clinic is located upstairs, across from Woman's Way Fitness
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Interdependent Approach to Therapy
All of our therapists focus on looking at their patients from a regional interdependent perspective. This approach refers to the concept that seemingly unrelated impairments in a remote anatomical region may contribute to, or be associated with, the patient's primary complaint. For example, a patient presenting with hip or knee pain would require screening of the lumbar spine and pelvis to rule out or confirm referred symptoms. Likewise, shoulder or elbow pain would require that the cervical and thoracic spines would need to be examined.
Asha Junankar, MA OTR CHT
Asha attended New York University and graduated with a Masters in Occupational Therapy. After graduating, Asha joined the staff of Montefiore Medical Center in New York, where she eventually became the Assistant Chief of Occupational Therapy. After leaving Montefiore, Asha worked at Chilton Hospital's Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation division. In 2005, she left Chilton to join Healing Hands' Wayne branch.
Asha has a vast body of experience in dealing with a wide variety of hand and arm injuries, from carpal tunnel syndrome to tennis elbow. She is also trained in the field of myofascial release and certified in treating lymphedema. Asha believes in providing her patients with the knowledge and one-on-one attention to help promote lasting recoveries.
Asha has a vast body of experience in dealing with a wide variety of hand and arm injuries, from carpal tunnel syndrome to tennis elbow. She is also trained in the field of myofascial release and certified in treating lymphedema. Asha believes in providing her patients with the knowledge and one-on-one attention to help promote lasting recoveries.
Edwin Wills, PT, Cert MDT
Ed Wills graduated from Daemen College with a B.S. in Physical Therapy. He has since received his certification in the McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy of the Spine. Prior to moving into private practice, Ed was the Director of Chilton Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation and Director of Chilton Occupational Health. In 2009, Ed left Chilton to join Alpha Therapy Services as a Physical Therapist until joining Healing Hands Rehab in 2019.
Ed's desire is to educate his patients and equip them with the knowledge and tools for self-empowerment and self-care, in addition to providing one-on-one manual therapy.
Ed's desire is to educate his patients and equip them with the knowledge and tools for self-empowerment and self-care, in addition to providing one-on-one manual therapy.