- Expert-Led Seminars: Events are often led by NUPTHMS alumni who are experienced clinicians, researchers and experts in their fields.
- Flexible Formats: Based on the topic and presenter, many sessions are offered online.
Continuing Education Events
The Department of Physical Therapy and Human Movement Sciences (NUPTHMS) at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine offers a dynamic array of Continuing Education (CE) opportunities designed to support lifelong learning and professional development for physical therapists and healthcare professionals. These events are crafted to reflect the latest advancements in rehabilitation science, clinical practice and healthcare innovation.
Event Features
- CEU Credits: Participants often receive CE credits, supporting licensure and certification requirements.
- Frequency: NUPTHMS aims to offer CE opportunities quarterly and are open to all participants unless otherwise stated.
Cancellation Policy: Unless otherwise noted, cancellations made at least two weeks prior to the event will receive a 50 percent refund. No refunds will be issued for cancellations made within two weeks of the event. The cancellation policy does not apply to free events.
If you have a question about an upcoming event or are an alum interested in hosting a CE event, please contact program coordinator Toby Sanders at toby.sanders@northwestern.edu.
Upcoming Events
Integrating Pilates Reformer Into Rehabilitation: A Training for Physical Therapists"
Presenter: Meg Moore, DPT, PCES ('19)
Date: Saturday, Sept. 13, 2025
Time: 2-4 p.m. CST
Location: In person at The Reform Method in Wilmette, IL 60091
There is a $100 registration fee and attendees will receive two credit hours.
Abstract & Objectives
- Develop Clinical Reformer Proficiency: Gain practical skills in modifying and applying reformer exercises to meet diverse patient needs.
- Enhance Patient Outcomes: Utilize evidence-based strategies to design and implement reformer interventions that improve functional mobility and neuromuscular control.
- Foster Multidisciplinary Integration: Learn to incorporate reformer-based techniques within comprehensive rehabilitation plans alongside other therapeutic modalities.
About Meg Moore, DPT, PCES
Meg, a lifelong athlete, began her career in the athletic industry with Adidas and Gatorade, working alongside collegiate athletes, trainers, and rehab specialists. Her passion for movement and injury prevention led her to earn a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, one of the top programs in the nation. A Certified Pilates Instructor and Pregnancy & Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist (PCES), Meg specializes in perinatal care, breath-work, and orthopedic rehabilitation, integrating Pilates principles into her physical therapy practice for a science-driven, injury-prevention-focused approach.
As co-founder of The Reform Method and the reform 350hr Pilates Instructor Training Program, Meg is dedicated to educating the next generation of instructors with a rigorous, anatomy-based curriculum rooted in both classical and contemporary Pilates. A mom of three based in Evanston, she’s an avid distance runner, cyclist, and country music fan—so expect a tune or two in her Pilates classes!>
FAQ
- Do I need to bring anything with me? Yes, please bring/wear the following: water, grip socks, wear comfortable workout/athleisure clothing (not too baggy).
- Is transportation provided to this event? No, participants are responsible for their own transportation to this event.
- Is there a virtual option for this course? No, this course is in-person only. Please be on the lookout for future virtual & hybrid events.