B.PT, M.Sc, PT
Mohammad Watad is a dedicated and experienced clinical physiotherapist with over 15 years of professional practice in both public and private healthcare settings. He holds a Master’s degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Haifa and a Bachelor’s degree in Physical Therapy from Tel Aviv University.
Since beginning his career, Mohammad has developed extensive expertise in the assessment and treatment of a wide range of conditions, including musculoskeletal injuries, neurological disorders, sports-related dysfunctions, balance and vestibular issues such as vertigo and dizziness, as well as temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction. His approach integrates evidence-based manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, and patient education to support recovery, restore movement, and enhance quality of life.
He moved to Canada in 2021, and since he has completed his credentials and passed the physiotherapy license exams. He is currently registered to practice in Nova Scotia and provides care through Nova Physiotherapy in Halifax.
Mohammad offers treatment in four languages — English, Arabic, Hebrew, and Russian — allowing him to serve a diverse patient population with clarity and cultural sensitivity.
He has completed numerous post-graduate training courses to further enhance his clinical skills, including:
Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Treatment
Dry Needling (Modules 1–3)
Vestibular Rehabilitation
Evaluation and Treatment of Upper Limb Injuries
Clinical Gait Analysis and Lower Extremity Biomechanics
McKenzie Method for Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (Lumbar Spine)
Brian Mulligan’s Manual Therapy Concepts (Upper and Lower Quadrants)
Sports Injury Rehabilitation – Lower Limb Focus
Advanced Kinesio Taping
Neurological Rehabilitation and Community-Based Outpatient Care
In addition to his professional work and raising three kids, Mohammad maintains a strong personal interest in health and fitness. He is an avid runner and regularly participates in long-distance events, including marathons — a passion that reflects his belief in movement as a core component of wellbeing.
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