Mohammed Hamdon
- TMJ disorder assessment and manual therapy for jaw function.
- Whiplash and concussion rehabilitation including vestibular retraining.
- Vertigo assessment and vestibular rehabilitation exercises.
- Tendinopathy management with exercise loading programs.
- Post-operative ACL and hip impingement rehab with progressive exercise.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Empower Physiotherapy
15170 127 St NW, Suite 203, Edmonton, AB, T6V 0C5
Mohammed graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2017 with a Doctor of Physiotherapy. He completed his Bachelor of Physical Education and Recreation with a focus in sports performance in 2014 at the University of Alberta. When he started living an active lifestyle in his teens, participating in sports with friends and working out at the gym, he had numerous injuries. This sparked his interest for physiotherapy. Mohammed entered the field of rehabilitation because he was personally aware of the profound effects that these wounds may have on a person’s life. His passion is to help people with all conditions, but he has a specialty in managing temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ), whiplash, concussion, and vertigo. As a practitioner also enjoys working with athletic-related injuries like tendinopathy (tendonitis), anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction, and femoral acetabular impingement to name a few. Mohammed takes an evidence-based and active approach to rehab focusing on developing a therapeutic alliance with his patients. Together Mohammed and his patients create goals to focus on engaging in their rehab journey and empowering them to achieve their goals through education, exercise programming, and manual therapy. In his free time, Mohammed enjoys exercising, running, hiking, and traveling whenever he can. When he’s not active he’s busy cheering on the Oilers!
Acupuncture
Specifically only coming in for Dry Needling or Acupuncture with no further treatment.
Physiotherapy
This is a specialized initial subjective and objective assessment and treatment for the temporomandibular joint (TMJ/jaw). It will include 1 or more of the following: postural exam, range-of-motion (ROM) testing, strength testing, neurodynamic testing, muscle palpation and joint play testing. This will also include a cervical spine exam.