"My aim is to inspire and to spread innovative knowledge."
SUMMARY
Balancing her clinical practice with a focus on clinical tutoring, Rasha firmly believes in the reciprocal nature of learning through teaching. Adopting a leadership approach from the middle, her goal is to inspire others and disseminate innovative knowledge within the healthcare community.
BIOGRAPHY
I am a doctor of physical therapy and a clinician with 15 years of experience.
I've had the privilege of treating MSK patients and athletic injuries from over 40 countries. I'm passionate about understanding human movement as a universal language.
Also, I've shared my expertise in manual therapy and sports injuries rehab through teaching engagements nationally and internationally, from the golf countries, Asia and Eastern Europe.
My journey with Kinetic Control began with a curiosity about 'core exercises' and evolved into a mastery of the Kinetic Control system. I now help patients understand their body mechanics and overcome MSK challenges.
Working with patients having chronic pain, I'm always pleased to hear their feedback on how they're empowered to understand their body movements and function better with no pain.
As a sub-specialist working with athletes from elite sports, I'm fascinated by the challenge of testing an athlete's control, especially when they're incredibly powerful! Kinetic Control training helps them think differently about their injuries and the root causes behind them. I've found outstanding outcomes with these clients by changing their movement patterns, either in injury management or screening athletes preparing for competitions.
As a physiotherapist, finding a system to help me treat, educate, and improve quality of daily life functions of patients, without relying on complex medical jargon – but instead, focusing on diagnosing and training uncontrolled movement. That was a game-changer in my practice.
The Kinetic Control approach has become a core part of my message to colleagues, and I'm excited to share it with you.