Neuromuscular Energising Therapy (NET) – Jon Graham and Charlie King
Jon Graham is the Clinical Director of PhysioFunction, which provides specialist neurological rehabilitation, musculoskeletal physiotherapy, sports therapy and personal training services. Jon qualified in 1992 as a Physiotherapist and has over 30 years of experience treating adults and adolescents with complex Neurological conditions and Polytrauma using manual therapy, therapeutic exercise and technology. He contributes as a Physiotherapy Expert to charities in their newsletters and discussion forums. He has delivered presentations on Physiotherapy for Neurological Conditions and Technology for Neurological Rehabilitation at a number of conferences, seminars, educational study days and exhibitions. He is recognised as an international expert in Neurological Physiotherapy, and he has taught post-graduate therapy skills courses and Technology Skills to Physiotherapists and Occupational Therapists across the UK and abroad.
Jon prepares Physiotherapy medico-legal reports, and has prepared quantum reports for Claimants, quantum and causality reports for defendants, and quantum reports for both parties as a Single Joint Expert. He has also been instructed by solicitors to prepare reports since 2012 addressing the suitability of and potential benefits of exoskeleton technology use for claimants. When Jon isn’t working, you will find him baking sourdough loaves, open water swimming and cycling.
Charlie King is a Consultant Neurological Physiotherapist and Director of Liberty Physiotherapy. He has worked in private practice since 1994, specialising in neurological conditions including stroke, multiple sclerosis, head injuries, Parkinson’s disease and spinal cord injuries, as well as movement disorders associated with chronic back and neck conditions. Charlie qualified in 1985 from the University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, as a Remedial Gymnast and Recreational Therapist, becoming a Chartered Physiotherapist the same year. He subsequently spent nine years at Rotherham District General Hospital, where he established the outpatient neurological rehabilitation service.
In 1993, Charlie founded Neuromuscular Energising Therapy (NET), a treatment approach he has since taught to healthcare professionals nationally and internationally. NET is used by Charlie and his team to support patients with acute and chronic neurological and musculoskeletal conditions, with the aim of improving movement, function and long-term recovery, even many years after the initial injury.
