Lead Faculty – Imbalance Approach
Dr. Hamed El-Khozamy
MD
Dr. Hamed El-Khozamy is a faculty member at Cairo University and the creator of the Imbalance Approach.
Full ProfileKhozamy Imbalance Diploma™
A practical clinical program based on Dr. Hamed El-Khozamy's approach to understanding and treating imbalances across the body's multiple layers, including the muscular, articular, neural, and movement systems, helping physicians identify root causes and restore functional balance.
Your Faculty
Academic Direction Dr. Abdelrahman Gamal DPT, MBA — founder and academic director overseeing the integrative educational model across all HOW Academy programmes.
About This Programme
The Khozamy Imbalance Diploma™ (KID™) is built on Dr. Hamed El-Khozamy's distinctive clinical approach to understanding and treating dysfunction across the body's multiple layers — muscular, articular, neural, and movement-based.
Rather than chasing isolated symptoms, participants learn to identify the root patterns of imbalance that drive chronic presentations, and to restore functional equilibrium through a structured, layer-by-layer clinical methodology.
The programme combines theoretical depth with intensive practical training, case-based reasoning, and supervised clinical application — equipping physicians with a repeatable framework for complex musculoskeletal and movement disorders. It is led by Dr. Hamed El-Khozamy, faculty member at Cairo University and creator of the Imbalance Approach.
Signature Workshop Clinical Imbalance Discovery Workshop™
Curriculum Overview
- 01 The Khozamy Model: Layers of Imbalance
- 02 Muscular & Fascial Dysfunction Assessment
- 03 Articular & Structural Imbalance Patterns
- 04 Neural Layer Evaluation & Intervention
- 05 Movement System Analysis & Correction
- 06 Root-Cause Identification & Treatment Planning
- 07 Clinical Practicum & Case Supervision
Programme Introduction
Khozamy Imbalance Diploma™ — Introduction
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