Our Mission

Every neuro patient deserves the best care imaginable.

Our mission is to allow every patient to experience world-class care by elevating clinicians’ skills and offer life-changing interventions.


Who we are

The School of Neuro is Australia’s premier training institute in neurorehabilitation for health professionals pursuing exceptional clinical training and development.


Meet the Faculty

Keegan Bow - Lead Clinical Educator

Keegan is a APA Neurological Physiotherapist, trained in Melbourne Australia. He achieved this award in 2017 and is a member of the Australian College of Physiotherapists. He has over 17 years of clinical, teaching and mentorship experience with expertise in neurological physiotherapy. He leads a private practice in Melbourne in adult neurological rehabilitation and is actively engaged in industry contributions, research, curriculum development and is a strong advocate for life long education and continual improvement.

He has:

  • Delivered 600+ hours of practical coursework to physiotherapists and OTs in hospitals and private practice

  • Personally taught 300+ undergraduate and postgraduate students

  • Mentored 20+ clinicians

  • Developed 80+ hours of training material over 12 years

  • Written and taught accredited university curriculum in neuro physiotherapy

  • Previously completed 1 year of clinical specialisation (Neurology) with the Australian College of Physiotherapy program

  • Developed unique assessment tools for clinical supervision

“Keegan isn't just highly credentialed—he is in the trenches. Leading innovative programs. Running specialised clinics. Engaging and critiquing research. Testing everything through clinical practice so it works.”

The School of Neuro Difference

What People Are Saying

“Keegan is very knowledgeable and explains things well. His teaching was thorough, understandable and very interesting. Keegan is great at presenting and being interactive.”

— Tania

“Keegan was very in tune with my learning process. He was very gifted at picking out the important bits of what I was saying and put them into practical goals. I feel very fortunate to have found such a great clinical educator.”

— Christine

“The teaching was excellent and of a very high quality. I learnt a lot about how muscles work and don’t work.”

— Helen