For personal trainers
Become an associate trainer
If you want to work with clients who genuinely need your skill — and be properly supported while you do it — we would like to hear from you.
Specialist training
Condition-specific education from two specialist neurological physiotherapists, delivered online or face to face.
Clinical backup
A physiotherapist is always on hand. Ask questions, request a joint visit, or have a programme reviewed.
Flexible work
Take on the clients and hours that fit around your existing business. Self-employed associate basis.
Referrals and reputation
Clients come to us through physiotherapy referral, so you spend your time training rather than marketing.
What we look for
- Are you patient? Have empathy and compassion? Are a good communicator and active listener?
- Have you got good observational skills and are you able to adapt the exercises according to changes in mobility, fatigue and balance?
- Have you got good safety awareness and a good understanding of the potential risks of exercise?
- Are you reliable and professional and willing to learn?
In addition, the personal trainer must have:
- A Level 3 Diploma in Personal Training.
- Some experience of working with people with neurological conditions (in the care sector or as a personal trainer).
- A willingness to have a DBS check.
How to apply
- 1. Send us a short introduction and your CV.
- 2. Have an informal chat with one of the physiotherapists.
- 3. Complete our neurological rehabilitation induction training.
- 4. Shadow an initial assessment, then start taking clients.