Following his time at Leeds he moved to London where he joined the Personal training Team at the Harbour Club. During this time Jon was also appointed Fitness Editor of Men's Health magazine a post which he held for three years from 1998 - 2001 during which time it was awarded Magazine of the Year (2000).
 

For the past 4 years he has worked as part of a multidisciplinary neurosurgical team at the London Spine Clinic, specialising in the Holistic treatment of spinal pain. He now consults at The London Clinic in Harley Street, and Catalyst Health at The Princess Grace Hospital. His current areas of speciality include the multidisciplinary treatment of lumbar spondylolisthesis, and performance conditioning and rehabilitation of golfers.

Matthew's work is his passion, he loves to help people to better health through coaching and treating patients, and teaching other practitioners. Matthew is proud to be a member of faculty at the CHEK Institute; the work of whom has fully embraced and epitomised the ideals Matthew has always strived towards.
 

Testimonial from Matthew:

'CHEK work is an ideal complement to the practice of any musculoskeletal practitioner who likes to use an empowering model of health care. Fully embracing and building upon osteopathic principles, the CHEK approach is an excellent way to identify aetiological influences on your patients’ health concerns, to learn holistic corrective exercise prescription; all placed in the context of nutrition, visceral health, stressors (physiological load), and subtle energy systems. 

I can highly recommend CHEK training both for how it is entirely congruent with osteopathic and holistic medical philosophy and for how it can dramatically enhance results for your patients and consequently your practice.'

Dr. Oliver has also been working actively to shape the nature of medicine in this country for over twenty years, presenting at conferences and institutions such as the Department of Neurosciences at the University of California at San Diego Medical School, The Scripps Research Institute, San Diego State University, The Holistic Nurses Association, and the Fitness Trainers Association. He is the co-creator of the HLC courses and remains one of the lead instructors. His knowledge has resulted in an integrated holistic model of mind, body and spirit that characterize the core of all of the HLC courses.

Christina Neal

Christina has an extensive background in magazine journalism spanning 20 years and has worked as a writer, editor and senior manager. A former editor of Good Health, YMCA fit’s Next Step and Personal Trainer magazines, Christina is currently editor of Women’s Fitness. She is passionate about fitness, especially weight-training and running.

Workshops presented by Christina are specifically aimed at C.H.E.K Trained Professionals.

Stephanie A Dallow

Before specialising in NLP Fitness, Stephanie pioneered NLP training throughout Europe with Overseas Staff representing ‘Simply Travel’, ‘The Magic Travel Group’ & ‘Something Special Holidays’.  

In the UK, Stephanie has introduced NLP training for call centre staff representing companies such as Skoda, Mazda, The Open University & The Food Standards Agency.  

Stephanie’s passion for NLP led to her experimenting in her own & clients’ fitness training with amazing results. What clients have said:

“Steph has a totally Holistic approach, helping you use your mind to do things you never thought you’d be able to do – lifting weights I never thought I could lift and visualising my posture to do exercises safely”.

This NLP Workshop presented by Stephanie incorporates the most useful aspects of NLP, taken from both Practitioner & Master Practitioner levels specifically designed for CHEK trained professionals.