Fatma graduated from Cairo University in 2008 with a BSc in Physiotherapy, and since then, she has embarked on a fruitful journey with Primephysio Training UK. Between 2008 and 2014, she had the opportunity to shadow many big international tutors, including 6 international McKenzie tutors, Mulligan, Bobath, Cyriax, and manual therapy tutors during teaching activities in Egypt, Dubai, and Oman under the umbrella of Primephysio Training UK. As a branch manager, she was the main host and assistant tutor. Shadowing such a broad range of expertise was a great privilege and was influential in shaping her clinical and teaching skills. Following a lengthy and comprehensive training program, she received her teaching certification from Primephysio Training UK, which gave her the required skills and training to start her teaching career. She started teaching short workshops since 2012 after completing her McKenzie certification with McKenzie Institute International. This was followed by many teaching activities related to the field of Orthopaedic Manual Therapy. 

A new chapter in her career started last year in January when she joined the board of the Orthopedic Manual Therapy Academy as a member. She was part of the curriculum development team, where she shaped a teaching program that meets the world's highest standards of Orthopedic Manual Therapy. In 2013, she successfully completed a certificate in Pilates and qualified as a Pilates instructor by STOTT Pilates Canada. This gave her new skills and a range of knowledge that has been well integrated into her teaching of manual therapy. 

After more than 10 years of experience working with a wide variety of patients in private practice as a therapist and Pilates instructor, Fatma discovered Kinetic Control. She found that its rigorous clinical framework helped her to use movement assessment and retraining in her treatment, alongside the integration of Pilates, as a long-term effective and high-standard management, rehabilitation, and patient care strategy. She joined Comera Movement Sciences as a Kinetic Control tutor in 2019.