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Rehab for the High Complexity Dizzy Patient

Rehab for the High Complexity Dizzy Patient
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Highlights
  • Immediately improve your knowledge of the anatomy of the central and peripheral vestibular system to improve yourability to develop a diagnostic impression of the complex dizzy patient
  • Clinically relevant strategies for the rehabilitation management of complex dizziness patients
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Rehab of the Complex Dizziness Patient is a comprehensive course designed for rehabilitation professionals seeking to enhance their understanding and treatment of patients with complex dizziness. This course will begin with a deep dive into the functional anatomy of both the central and peripheral vestibular systems, providing a strong foundation for clinical reasoning. Participants will then explore rehabilitation strategies for high-complexity dizziness cases, including those resulting from traumatic brain injury, cerebrovascular accidents (CVA), and multi-system dysfunction. Through evidence-based approaches, clinicians will gain practical tools to assess and treat these challenging patient populations effectively.

Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants, Athletic Trainers

Delivery Format: Asynchronous, recorded video to be watched online at your leisure

Highlights

  • Immediately improve your knowledge of the anatomy of the central and peripheral vestibular system to improve yourability to develop a diagnostic impression of the complex dizzy patient
  • Clinically relevant strategies for the rehabilitation management of complex dizziness patients
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4/5

Katie (IL) on Sep 04, 2026

i feel the presenter was very experienced and knowledgeable on the topic and did a great job of presenting more current research regarding certain treatments and their appropriateness for different patient populations. however (and this may be my experience and mine alone), i feel like more time was spent on anatomy review than i expected and less time on concrete rehab intervention ideas, aside from vr, the wii, and tai chi (plus some reference to common interventions, like gait training).

5/5

Leland (CA) on Sep 02, 2026

presenter spammed his other courses too much

5/5

Mallory (IL) on Sep 01, 2026

instructor seemed to read straight off the slides many times, i can read slides, prefer when the content is more natural sounding from instructor and the slides are notes

5/5

Jenny (IL) on Aug 31, 2026

great examples and explanations

5/5

laura (CA) on Aug 29, 2026

always a good instructor with a blend of relevant anatomy and clinical information

3/5

Valerie (CO) on Aug 27, 2026

content felt rushed, particularly when reading\/addressing questions in the chat. it was hard to understand and follow what the question was versus the response.

5/5

Megan (PA) on Aug 21, 2026

could be more in depth for complex patients and not general bppv

4/5

Amy (MN) on Aug 20, 2026

i love online courses because i can do these at my own pace

5/5

Roy (NJ) on Aug 20, 2026

the speaker explains a lot of things that im not aware about dizziness.

4/5

Sheri (IL) on Aug 19, 2026

instructor obviously is very knowledgeable over this subject. for me, i think this course could have been 3 hours long. there were some juicy information i would have like to marinate on longer.


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