Introduction: Charcot Marie Tooth neuropathy is the most common inherited neurological disease. It belongs to a group of hereditary sensor-motor neuropathies. The cause of the disease is a mutation in the gene that causes demyelination of peripheral nerves, axonal degeneration, or both, and is therefore divided into a number of different genetic types with similar symptoms. The disease manifests itself in the first decades of life, and the main symptoms are: muscle weakness and muscle weakness and weakness of the distal muscles of the limbs, disturbance of sensation, lack of myotatic reflexes, pes cavus. This disease is treated with medication for pain, patients have a lifetime involved in the rehabilitation process and, if necessary, to carry out surgical procedures for deformed joints. Objective: To explore the available literature and display all physiotherapy procedures used in rehabilitation treatment of patients with Charcot Marite Tooth neuropathy. Result: The physiotherapy procedures to be applied in the rehabilitation of patients with Charcot Marie Tooth neuropathy are: physiotherapeutic assessment, goal setting physiotherapy, electroprocedures, kinesiotherapy, hydrotherapy, occupational therapy, the use of orthopedic devices and others. In electrotherapy galvanization and electro-stimulation. Kinesiotherapy is the most important branch of physiotherapy in the rehabilitation and aims to maintain the function of the musculoskeletal system using active and passive exercises to strengthen muscles and increase range of motion, proprioceptive exercises and biofeedback training method. Hydrotherapy support kinesitherapy. Occupational therapy is carried out to integrate the patient into the environment. An important aspect of orthopedic treatment for these patients, involving physiotherapists, the application of orthotics. Other procedures used are: magnetic therapy, diadynamic current and thermotherapy. Conclusion: The literature provides very poor information about the disease, especially the process of rehabilitation. Physical therapy is the most important part of the treatment of Charcot Marie Tooth disease, the most valuable part of it is kinesiotherapy for which we have scientific evidence of effectiveness.