Mai Abdel Mohsen

With certifications in Neurodevelopmental Therapy, Sensory Integration, Suit Therapy, and Pediatric Gait Analysis, Mai Abdel Mohsen helps children with cerebral palsy turn therapy into real-world movement. At Hope AMC, she leads pediatric rehabilitation as Director of Rehabilitation and Doctor of Pediatric Physical Therapy. Her background includes a PhD from Cairo University and international training across Egypt, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, and Dubai. For families in Dubai and beyond, the focus is on measurable neuromotor progress through hands-on, therapy-based programs.

In practice, her work centers on neurodevelopmental and neuromotor needs—especially when walking, balance, and daily participation require targeted rehabilitation. She also supports therapy planning by using Pediatric Gait Analysis to better understand how a child moves.

Education

• PhD — Cairo University.

Work experience

• Director of Rehabilitation — Hope AMC (pediatric rehabilitation).
• Doctor of Pediatric Physical Therapy — Hope AMC.

Clinical focus and techniques

Mai Abdel Mohsen’s pediatric rehabilitation approach combines neurodevelopmental methods with sensory and gait-focused tools to support children with CP and related neuromotor challenges.

• Neurodevelopmental Therapy — used to address motor patterns in children with neurological conditions.
• Sensory Integration — applied to support sensory processing needs during therapy.
• Suit Therapy — used as part of structured rehabilitation programs.
• Pediatric Gait Analysis — used to assess walking mechanics and guide therapy.

Professional societies and certifications

• Neurodevelopmental Therapy.
• Sensory Integration.
• Suit Therapy.
• Pediatric Gait Analysis.

Academic output

No academic output details are provided in the available profile information.

Courses and advanced training

• International training across Egypt, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, and Dubai.

Awards and recognition

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Hope AMC serves families in Dubai, and Dr. Mai Abdel Mohsen’s work is oriented toward children with cerebral palsy and other neuromotor disorders. For parents coordinating long-term rehabilitation, she provides a therapy pathway designed to support ongoing progress rather than short-term fixes.