Neurological and Motor Rehabilitation in Cairo
On the road to recovery from neurological conditions, time and technology make the real difference. Dr. Shereen Fawaz’s clinic (Consultant in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Ain Shams University) offers an integrated approach that combines academic expertise with the latest advances in neurorehabilitation and brain training, to help you regain your quality of life without relying entirely on medication or surgical interventions.
About Dr. Shereen Fawaz
Dr. Shereen Fawaz
Dr. Shereen Fawaz is a Consultant of Physical Medicine, Rheumatology and Rehabilitation, Faculty of Medicine, Ain Shams University (ASU). She holds a doctorate in Physical Medicine, Rheumatology and Rehabilitation from Ain Shams University. She is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians (UK) and a consultant specializing in the rehabilitation of neurological and movement disorders. With long experience treating complex cases, she offers a humane approach that combines advanced medical knowledge with exceptional care.
Our specialized medical rehabilitation services
We provide specialized services in physical medicine, rheumatology and rehabilitation, helping patients regain movement, control pain and improve their quality of life
Neurological rehabilitation
Specialized programs to restore movement, balance and independence after strokes, nerve injuries or neurological diseases
Treatment of rheumatic diseases and joint pain
Comprehensive care to manage arthritis, rheumatism and chronic joint pain, improving comfort and mobility.
Physical therapy programs
Physical therapy programs
Customized physical therapy plans to relieve pain, improve posture and support long-term recovery.
Our vision for integrated neurorehabilitation
Neurorehabilitation is a complex process that helps people with nervous system injuries regain the highest possible level of function and independence. At our clinic we rely on the principle of “neuroplasticity” (Neuroplasticity): the brain’s remarkable ability to reorganize itself and form new neural connections to compensate for damaged cells. Whether you are looking for treatment for the effects of a stroke or are facing the challenges of multiple sclerosis, our approach is built on stimulating this natural system within your body using science and technology.
TMS technology (magnetic stimulation)
We use it to treat chronic pain, depression and movement disorders. It is a completely safe, internationally approved technique.
Neurological disease rehabilitation
We offer a groundbreaking solution for attention disorders, anxiety and epilepsy by self-regulating brain waves without chemical intervention.
Neurofeedback in Egypt – an advanced technique for brain training and restoring neural balance
For the first time in the Middle East: an effective treatment protocol with no surgery, no medication and no side effects.
Modern medicine is advancing rapidly, yet some psychological and neurological disorders such as depression, anxiety and sleep disorders do not always respond to conventional drug treatment. The reason lies not only in the symptoms, but in the cause of the symptoms.
Dr. Shereen Fawaz
Lecturer in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Associate Professor of Physical Medicine, Rheumatology and Rehabilitation
Dr. Shereen Fawaz's clinic for neurological disease rehabilitation, spine care and pain treatment
The center has professional doctors and works as a rehabilitation center, offering a range of therapeutic services designed specifically to meet each patient's unique needs. It is usually equipped with the latest equipment, and skilled therapists use a variety of techniques, such as manual therapy, exercise prescription, electrotherapy and education, to improve recovery and enhance functional abilities.
The doctor is truly wonderful and sincere. God is great. Her humanity is very high, and the team with her are all lovely and kind.
Honestly, the doctor is excellent and the treatment brought quick results for my son.
Her manner is calm and respectful, and she always makes sure to explain the condition and the treatment plan clearly and simply. I wish her continued success.
Frequently asked questions about neurorehabilitation and magnetic stimulation (TMS) in Egypt
Was Dr. Shereen Fawaz the first to introduce the magnetic stimulation device in Egypt?
According to her professional record, Dr. Shereen Fawaz was the first to introduce the magnetic stimulation device in Egypt, and she is among the pioneers in using it within neurorehabilitation and non-invasive neuromodulation programs.
Does magnetic stimulation treat stroke?
Magnetic stimulation does not treat a stroke on its own, but it can be a supportive tool within a neurorehabilitation program for some post-stroke patients, depending on the doctor’s assessment.
Is magnetic stimulation suitable for every patient?
No. The case must be assessed first to know whether the technique is suitable, especially where there are contraindications such as certain implanted devices or a history of seizures.
What is the difference between magnetic stimulation and physical therapy?
Physical therapy focuses on movement and functional training, while magnetic stimulation is a supportive technique aimed at stimulating the nervous system. The two may be combined within a single rehabilitation plan.
When should I visit Dr. Shereen Fawaz?
If you have weak movement, difficulty walking, muscle stiffness, slow improvement after a stroke, or a nerve injury, it is best to book a specialist assessment to learn the right plan.
To get in touch and book your appointment – call us today.
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