*If you are a Florida licensee, this is the CE Broker approval# for this course is #: 20-953665.
Noigroup Courses
| start date | sessions | course | location | instructor | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Face to Face Course
17 May 2025
|
2 |
Bodily Relearning, Portland Oregon
|
OR, United States | Details | |
 Online Course
14 Jun 2025
|
1 |
Embodiment in Pain Science Education, Online
|
Australia | Details | |
|
Online Course
20 Jun 2025
|
3 |
Bodily Relearning Online, Canada New
|
Details | ||
|
Face to Face Course
13 Sep 2025
|
2 |
Bodily Relearning, Oxford
|
United Kingdom | Details | |
|
Face to Face Course
18 Oct 2025
|
2 |
Bodily Relearning, Colorado
|
CO, United States | Details | |
|
Face to Face Course
01 Nov 2025
|
2 |
Bodily Relearning, Livermore
|
CA, United States | Details | |
| No course found on this search query | |||||
Noigroup USA
Noigroup USA offers online and face-to-face courses that employ contemporary educational strategies to deliver a deep understanding of pain and its treatment. Online participants can choose various courses across different time zones and other time formats to choose the best fit for their busy clinical schedules. Current courses offered include Explain Pain, Graded Motor Imagery, Mobilisation of the Neuroimmune System and MasterSession.
The essence of Noigroup USA
Our vision is to seed ‘healthy notions of self through neuroscience knowledge’ worldwide. There are currently five critical conceptual change issues that underpin this:
- Injury or disease does not mean that you feel pain
- The nervous system moves and stretches as we move
- Pain, stress, and performance are outputs of the brain
- Knowledge and movement are the most significant pain and stress, liberators
- Nervous system plasticity gives new hope and technique
The biopsychosocial approach, or the merging of the biology of human pain, stress, and performance with the psychological and social environment, is the basis of the Noigroup educational philosophy.
Assessment and management of the physical aspects of the nervous system and brain sciences with a focus on neuroplasticity – mainly how the brain represents our body – is an important focus.
Overall, the nervous system is a remarkable, mobile, complex, plastic, and changeable organ that impacts acute and chronic injuries and diseases. The Noigroup education system covers acute and chronic musculoskeletal, central, peripheral, and neuropathic pain states.
Continuing Education Units
CEUs for Physical Therapists
This course is subcontracted to Redefine Health Education. RHE is a registered CE approval agency of the PT Board of California, a rule-approved CE provider of the PT Board of Florida (#50-32784), an approved CE provider of the PT Board of New Mexico, an approved CE provider of the PT Board of Oklahoma (#BAP202310010) and recognized by the New York State Education Department’s State Board for Physical Therapy as an approved sponsor of PT/PTA continuing education. In addition to the aforementioned jurisdictions, courses approved by other state boards & APTA chapters will be accepted for licensure credit in all the jurisdictions listed on this webpage, pursuant to regulation: www.redefinehealthed.com/ceuinfo. If you have a specific question about CE credit for this course in your state, please direct your inquiry, including the course title in which you are interested, to info@redefinehealthed.com.
Explain Pain (online & face-to-face) is approved for 13.25 Contact Hours
*If you are a Florida licensee, this is the CE Broker approval# for this course is #: 20-897071
Graded Motor Imagery 2-day course is approved for 13.25 Contact Hours
*If you are a Florida licensee, this is the CE Broker approval# for this course is #: 20-898683
Graded Motor Imagery 1-day course is approved for 6.75 Contact Hours
*If you are a Florida licensee, this is the CE Broker approval# for this course is #: 20-898689
Mobilisation of the Neuroimmune System is approved for 14.25 Contact Hours
*If you are a Florida licensee, this is the CE Broker approval# for this course is #: 20-898940
Bodily Relearning – approved for 14.25 Contact Hours
*If you are a Florida licensee, this is the CE Broker approval# for this course is #: 20-1066024
Pain Science in Practise with Lorimer Moseley is approved for 14.5 Contact Hours
See below for all the details on continuing education credits and to see which jurisdictions are included in the RHE-certificate program:
Faculty
Luke Bongiorno - Director Noigroup
Luke graduated from The University of Melbourne and is currently in clinical practice in New York. One of New York City’s most prominent physical therapists, Luke, practices a ‘hands-on’ approach combining his advanced manual skills with neuromuscular/exercise and education. Luke believes that education is fundamental in optimizing patient recovery and performance. He has taught advanced skills courses in Manual Therapy internationally since 2004 and has been on the NOI faculty since 2015.
Luke has extensive experience managing acute and chronic pain and sports injuries; Luke treats professional and Olympic athletes and touring performing arts/dance company members. He currently serves as a consultant with the NBA League and European soccer professional teams.
Ben Boyd
Ben works as a Physical Therapist at Stanford ValleyCare in Livermore, California where he specializes in persistent pain conditions, working with both individual clients and group classes. He has worked as an outpatient Physical Therapist in multiple practice settings within the San Francisco Bay Area, seeing patients with a variety of neuromusculoskeletal complaints. He received certification as an Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist through the American Physical Therapy Association in 2008.
In addition, Ben was an Associate Professor at Samuel Merritt University in Oakland, California for 12 years, where he taught in their entry-level Physical Therapy Program. He continues to work as an Adjunct Associate Professor for this program, teaching on a part-time basis. Ben has been teaching courses on peripheral nervous system anatomy, biomechanics, clinical evaluation, and intervention since 2004 and he joined the NOI US teaching faculty in 2013.
Ben originally graduated from the joint program at the University of California, San Francisco and San Francisco State University (UCSF/SFSU) with a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy in 2002, returning in 2008 to earn his Doctor of Physical Therapy Science degree.
Ben Boyd
Ben works as a Physical Therapist at Stanford ValleyCare in Livermore, California where he specializes in persistent pain conditions, working with both individual clients and group classes. He has worked as an outpatient Physical Therapist in multiple practice settings within the San Francisco Bay Area, seeing patients with a variety of neuromusculoskeletal complaints. He received certification as an Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist through the American Physical Therapy Association in 2008.
In addition, Ben was an Associate Professor at Samuel Merritt University in Oakland, California for 12 years, where he taught in their entry-level Physical Therapy Program. He continues to work as an Adjunct Associate Professor for this program, teaching on a part-time basis. Ben has been teaching courses on peripheral nervous system anatomy, biomechanics, clinical evaluation, and intervention since 2004 and he joined the NOI US teaching faculty in 2013.
Ben originally graduated from the joint program at the University of California, San Francisco and San Francisco State University (UCSF/SFSU) with a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy in 2002, returning in 2008 to earn his Doctor of Physical Therapy Science degree.
Kari De Freest
Kari is an occupational therapist and Pain Program manager with the Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC). Kari is passionate about empowering patients and providers through education and, in addition to her clinical practice, works with occupational therapy education programs and students to promote excellence in the next generation of therapy providers. Kari has clinical interests in rural health care, chronic pain management and hand therapy.
Kari earned a bachelor of science degree in occupational therapy at Loma Linda University and a doctorate in occupational therapy with a certificate in executive leadership at the University of St Augustine for Health Sciences. Kari is passionate about bringing exceptional care to the residents of rural and remote communities. Kari has 30 years of clinical experience predominantly in rural health care settings as well as regulatory enforcement with the California Department of Public Health, Licensing and Certificate Division.
Jeff Winter
Jeff earned his Master’s and Doctor of Physical Therapy degrees from the College of St. Catherine in Minneapolis, MN, and has worked as an outpatient Physical Therapist in the Twin Cities area since 2003. He is passionate about working with patients suffering from shoulder, scapula, and thoracic wall injuries and specializes in persistent pain conditions. He is currently the Research Program Manager in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Minnesota Medical School.
Jeff was a clinical faculty member in the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program at the University of St. Catherine in St. Paul, MN, for eight years, during which he worked directly with DPT students in a clinical setting. He has worked as an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at Bethel University in St. Paul, MN, since 2010, where he teaches Advanced Human Gross Anatomy and Anatomy & Physiology. Jeff joined the NOI US teaching faculty in 2022.
Committed to maintaining a healthy lifestyle, Jeff has a passion for endurance sports. Living his whole life in the upper Midwest, Jeff and his family enjoy swimming, biking, running, Nordic skiing, camping, and generally anything else that might get them outdoors every season.
Jeff Winter
Jeff earned his Master’s and Doctor of Physical Therapy degrees from the College of St. Catherine in Minneapolis, MN, and has worked as an outpatient Physical Therapist in the Twin Cities area since 2003. He is passionate about working with patients suffering from shoulder, scapula, and thoracic wall injuries and specializes in persistent pain conditions. He is currently the Research Program Manager in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Minnesota Medical School.
Jeff was a clinical faculty member in the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program at the University of St. Catherine in St. Paul, MN, for eight years, during which he worked directly with DPT students in a clinical setting. He has worked as an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at Bethel University in St. Paul, MN, since 2010, where he teaches Advanced Human Gross Anatomy and Anatomy & Physiology. Jeff joined the NOI US teaching faculty in 2022.
Committed to maintaining a healthy lifestyle, Jeff has a passion for endurance sports. Living his whole life in the upper Midwest, Jeff and his family enjoy swimming, biking, running, Nordic skiing, camping, and generally anything else that might get them outdoors every season.