Atiq began her physiotherapy career in 2015 at Tan Tock Seng Hospital after graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy from Trinity College Dublin. Over the years, she has developed a broad clinical portfolio, working with patients from all walks of life across geriatric care, cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, orthopaedics, neurology, and sports injury management.

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She has a special interest in pre- and post-operative rehabilitation for spinal and peripheral injuries and is known for designing highly individualised strength and conditioning programs. These are tailored not only to different injury types but also to a wide range of ages, fitness levels, and cultural needs — making her care accessible and effective for a diverse community.

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A former national athlete and two-time SEA Games medallist with Singapore’s Silat team, Atiq has firsthand understanding of the physical and mental demands faced by athletes. This unique experience fuels her passion for guiding others through their recovery, especially in the areas of sports and combat sports rehabilitation.

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In 2022, Atiq advanced her clinical expertise through the PROSport Academy’s ‘Go-To’ Therapist Mentorship programme, where she trained in elite-level athlete care and performance recovery.

Beyond the clinic, Atiq enjoys adventure sports and cooking, often exploring global cuisines and hiking new trails on weekends — experiences that reflect her openness to diverse cultures and lifestyles.

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Atiq is a compassionate and skilled practitioner who blends evidence-based care with a deep respect for individual backgrounds. She’s committed to helping every patient — whether weekend warriors, seasoned athletes, or seniors — recover confidently and return to the activities they love.