For over two decades, Mohamed Kassim has dedicated his career to helping people move better, recover faster and live pain-free. As a Musculoskeletal & Sports Physiotherapist, he works with athletes, people recovering from injury and professionals with chronic pain. His expertise lies in sports injury rehabilitation, musculoskeletal care, vision & neurocognitive training, and temporomandibular disorders (TMD).

As Director & Lead Physiotherapist at TRAPHY Physiotherapy & Sports Science Centre in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei, Mohamed combines advanced rehabilitation technology with hands-on physiotherapy to build personalised treatment plans. Earlier in his career he worked with the Ministry of Health in Brunei, where he developed non-surgical and post-surgical ACL rehabilitation protocols for his department.

Mohamed co-founded the Advanced Physiotherapy Education & Research (APTER) Institute in Bengaluru, India, where he is Lead Physiotherapist and trains physiotherapists, dentists and sports professionals through international workshops. He is also an International Instructor for the Dynamic Tape Method and has spoken at international conferences on rehabilitation and interdisciplinary care.

His qualifications include a Doctor of Osteopathy (National University of Medical Sciences, Spain), a Postgraduate Diploma in Sports Physical Therapy (International Olympic Committee), a Graduate Certificate in Orthopaedic Manual Therapy (Curtin University, Australia) and a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Annamalai University, India). He also holds certifications in Mulligan Concept manual therapy, dry needling, Functional Movement Screen, cranio-facial therapy and FIFA football medicine.