50+ Hours of continuing Education
Top experts share the latest knowledge and resources for vestibular, vision, cervical, concussion including 3PD, visually induced dizziness, atypical BPPV, vestibular migraines…and so much more! High-quality education with invaluable bits of information that are designed to be immediately implemented into your practice.
Practical strategies, on-demand talks, real-time feedback, recognized experts, caring clinicians, and industry leaders focus on patient-centric clinical guidelines that most effectively apply the latest evidence-based science in a best practices manner in vestibular, vision, cervical, and concussion.
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Learning
Intro to Vestibular Rehabilitation Certificate Course
The certificate course includes introductory information regarding vestibular assessment and treatment. The content provides the participant with a strong foundation for continued learning and success for future coursework as a lifelong learner and dedicated practitioner. Learn common vestibular-related terminology along with some of the major fundamental concepts, common diagnoses, and intro to assessment and treatment.
On-Demand Educational Sessions
Include presentations, handouts, and question & answer sessions
Educational Session 1
- Basic Anatomy and Physiology
Educational Session 2
- An Overview
Educational Session 3
- Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
Educational Session 4
- Peripheral Vestibular System
Educational Session 5
- Exam & Treatment
Educational Session 6
- Central Vestibular System
Educational Session 7
- Case Studies
Educational Session 8
- Anxiety & Dizziness
Objectives
Upon completing this course, you'll be able to:
On-Demand Educational Sessions
Include presentations, handouts, and question & answer sessions
Educational Session 1
- Basic Anatomy and Physiology
Educational Session 2
- An Overview
Educational Session 3
- Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
Educational Session 4
- Peripheral Vestibular System
Educational Session 5
- Exam & Treatment
Educational Session 6
- Central Vestibular System
Educational Session 7
- Case Studies
Educational Session 8
- Anxiety & Dizziness
Objectives
Upon completing this course, you'll be able to:
- accurately identify three types of dizziness including mechanical, peripheral, or central
- assess and treat posterior canal BPPV (mechanical vestibular dysfunction) utilizing the Epley manuever
- assess unilateral peripheral vestibular dysfunction and be able to initiate basic vestibular adaptation exercises
- identify central vestibular dysfunction and understand appropriate treatment strategies
on-demand | 3 hours
Practical Strategies in Vestibular Rehabilitation Certificate Course
Gain more insight into developing targeted questions for the intake to create a working and differential diagnosis. Learn the guiding principles of vestibular rehabilitation and how to transition from exam findings to interventions.
This course expands on our Introduction to Vestibular Rehabilitation Certificate Course by Kendal Reddell, PT, DPT, NCS. This course starts with a discussion on the value of establishing a trusting connection with patients, the importance of establishing an early diagnosis, and the impact of a delayed diagnosis. You gain more insight into developing targeted questions for the intake to create a working and differential diagnosis to aid you in what vestibular and/or bedside tests are indicated. You will also learn the guiding principles of vestibular rehabilitation and how to transition from exam findings to interventions. You will also hear a discussion on age-related vestibular findings and learn the importance of customizing the care plan. The content of this course was primarily designed to provide a foundation for more advanced, Certificate of Competency in Vestibular Rehabilitation (CCVR) Course. The objectives of this course are targeted toward a better understanding of vestibular-related concepts in the preparation of the CCVR coursework and competency-based skills as a more advanced practitioner.
On-Demand Educational Sessions
Include presentations, handouts, and question & answer sessions
Educational Session 1
- Where Your Patient's Journey Begins
Educational Session 2
- Characteristics of Dizziness
- Clues from the History
- Symptoms to Clinical Tests
- Tests to Treatments
Educational Session 3
- An Intro to Vestibular Diagnostics
- A Closer Look at Vestibular Diagnostics
Educational Session 4
- Vertigo Differential Algorithm
- Non-Vertiginous Differential Algorithm
- Review of Bedside Vestibular Tests
Educational Session 5
- A Historical Perspective
Treatment Principles
Educational Session 6
Objectives
Upon completing this course, you'll be able to:
This course expands on our Introduction to Vestibular Rehabilitation Certificate Course by Kendal Reddell, PT, DPT, NCS. This course starts with a discussion on the value of establishing a trusting connection with patients, the importance of establishing an early diagnosis, and the impact of a delayed diagnosis. You gain more insight into developing targeted questions for the intake to create a working and differential diagnosis to aid you in what vestibular and/or bedside tests are indicated. You will also learn the guiding principles of vestibular rehabilitation and how to transition from exam findings to interventions. You will also hear a discussion on age-related vestibular findings and learn the importance of customizing the care plan. The content of this course was primarily designed to provide a foundation for more advanced, Certificate of Competency in Vestibular Rehabilitation (CCVR) Course. The objectives of this course are targeted toward a better understanding of vestibular-related concepts in the preparation of the CCVR coursework and competency-based skills as a more advanced practitioner.
On-Demand Educational Sessions
Include presentations, handouts, and question & answer sessions
Educational Session 1
- Where Your Patient's Journey Begins
Educational Session 2
- Characteristics of Dizziness
- Clues from the History
- Symptoms to Clinical Tests
- Tests to Treatments
Educational Session 3
- An Intro to Vestibular Diagnostics
- A Closer Look at Vestibular Diagnostics
Educational Session 4
- Vertigo Differential Algorithm
- Non-Vertiginous Differential Algorithm
- Review of Bedside Vestibular Tests
Educational Session 5
- A Historical Perspective
Treatment Principles
Educational Session 6
- A Case Study: The Intake
- A Case Study: Vestibular Diagnostics
- A Case Study: The Clinical Exam
- A Case Study: Assessment & Care Plan
Objectives
Upon completing this course, you'll be able to:
- identify the value of establishing a respectful and empathetic connection during the patient interview
- define the prevalence of dizziness & balance disorders across the lifespan
- recognize the impact of a delayed diagnosis
- understand the importance of the subjective history and value to create a working diagnosis
- define appropriate and targeted questions about “dizziness” during a subjective interview
- understand how to transition from the subjective findings to objective clinical tests
- identify the similarities and differences between common vestibular diagnoses
- understand the value of vestibular diagnostics in identifying and managing vestibular-related disorders
- identify appropriate bedside tests to identify vestibular dysfunction and balance disorders
- recognize how objective findings correlate with treatment activities
- understand age-related changes of the vestibular system and effects on exam findings and treatment outcomes
- understand guiding principles of vestibular rehabilitation
- recognize appropriate patient populations of which vestibular rehabilitation is indicated
- define treatment-related terms and how utilized to obtain desired outcomes
- recognize the importance of customizing the care plan to the patient
on-demand | 6 hours
Business of Balance & Dizziness Summit 2023
The Business of Balance & Dizziness Summit is scheduled to take place in October 2023.
We are excited to announce Dr. Gerard Gianoli as Keynote Speaker! Dr. Gerard J. Gianoli, MD kicks off the Business of Balance Summit 2023 to share his experiences in offering comprehensive vestibular care for those individuals with chronic and complicated dizziness. He understands the challenges that patients face in seeing multiple providers without an accurate diagnosis. Dr. Gianoli brings insight into the role of comprehensive diagnostic and functional assessments to aid in the development and delivery of progressive treatment plans to positively impact the management of vestibular-related disorders.
Dr. Gianoli is Board Certified in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery and Board Certified in Neurotology. He is one of less than 200 Board Certified Neurotologists in the country. Dr. Gianoli has been consistently named in the ranks of “America’s Top Doctors” (Castle Connolly Medical Limited) and “America’s Top Physicians” (Consumers’ Research Council of America).
Whether you’re interested in expanding specialty services related to dizziness and balance through a multi-disciplinary approach, integrating a comprehensive concussion clinic from pre-injury to time of injury to post-injury and throughout the rehab process, learning about novel treatment ideas, or investing in new technology that improves patient outcomes, you’ll find insights from our notable speakers and panelists that can be implemented in your setting right away. This is a unique opportunity in the balance, dizziness, and concussion space for connecting with experienced providers with mutual interests in operations, best clinical practice, and educational outreach.
We are hosting the Business of Balance & Dizziness Summit with 360 Balance & Dizziness Center, a clinic in Austin, Texas specializing in the evaluation and treatment of dizziness and balance disorders that includes both audiology and therapy services. The providers from 360 Balance & Dizziness Center as well as other experts in the field will be sharing their thoughts and direct experiences in balance therapy, vestibular rehabilitation, and concussion management.
The Business of Balance & Dizziness Summit is eligible for 10 continuing education credits. If you can't make it to the live sessions, you can access the content at any time once the recordings are uploaded.
We are excited to announce Dr. Gerard Gianoli as Keynote Speaker! Dr. Gerard J. Gianoli, MD kicks off the Business of Balance Summit 2023 to share his experiences in offering comprehensive vestibular care for those individuals with chronic and complicated dizziness. He understands the challenges that patients face in seeing multiple providers without an accurate diagnosis. Dr. Gianoli brings insight into the role of comprehensive diagnostic and functional assessments to aid in the development and delivery of progressive treatment plans to positively impact the management of vestibular-related disorders.
Dr. Gianoli is Board Certified in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery and Board Certified in Neurotology. He is one of less than 200 Board Certified Neurotologists in the country. Dr. Gianoli has been consistently named in the ranks of “America’s Top Doctors” (Castle Connolly Medical Limited) and “America’s Top Physicians” (Consumers’ Research Council of America).
Whether you’re interested in expanding specialty services related to dizziness and balance through a multi-disciplinary approach, integrating a comprehensive concussion clinic from pre-injury to time of injury to post-injury and throughout the rehab process, learning about novel treatment ideas, or investing in new technology that improves patient outcomes, you’ll find insights from our notable speakers and panelists that can be implemented in your setting right away. This is a unique opportunity in the balance, dizziness, and concussion space for connecting with experienced providers with mutual interests in operations, best clinical practice, and educational outreach.
We are hosting the Business of Balance & Dizziness Summit with 360 Balance & Dizziness Center, a clinic in Austin, Texas specializing in the evaluation and treatment of dizziness and balance disorders that includes both audiology and therapy services. The providers from 360 Balance & Dizziness Center as well as other experts in the field will be sharing their thoughts and direct experiences in balance therapy, vestibular rehabilitation, and concussion management.
The Business of Balance & Dizziness Summit is eligible for 10 continuing education credits. If you can't make it to the live sessions, you can access the content at any time once the recordings are uploaded.
live, virtual | eligible for 10 continuing education credits
Visual-Vestibular-Cervical Integration Training Post-Concussion Masterclass
This masterclass focuses on vestibular assessment and treatment approaches post-concussion for ages 14 and older. You'll have access to the Concussion Clinical Profiles (CP) Screen, which extends on previous symptom inventory questionnaires by evaluating symptoms more specifically to better identify clinical profiles and target clinical care.
You'll also learn how to transfer findings from concussion-related balance assessments into treatment progressions, consider the various options in vestibulo-ocular reflex training, integrate basic visual rehab activities when appropriate, identify cervicogenic components post-head trauma, and have exposure to clinical pearls in both current and future trends in concussion management.
With this masterclass, you get video training with instructors who take you through the course material step-by-step. You also receive community support, concussion-specific questionnaires, screening & exam references, treatment ideas, sample home programs, and case studies.
Instructors
Bridgett Wallace, PT, DPT
Bridgett Wallace has a Doctorate of Physical Therapy and holds competency-based certifications in vestibular rehabilitation and concussion management. She is the founder of 360 Balance & Dizziness and co-founder of 360 Neuro Health Institute. Bridgett is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and the Vestibular Disorders Association. In addition to treating patients, Bridgett consults and lectures both nationwide and internationally on concussion management and vestibular disorders.
Angela Rich, PT, OCS, ScD, ATC
Angela was a private practice owner for 16 years, specializing in orthopaedics and sports medicine. In 2015, she turned her focus to teaching as a Clinical Associate Professor in Texas State University’s Doctor of Physical Therapy Program with responsibilities in Orthopaedics and Therapeutic Interventions. In 2017, Dr. Rich was recognized with the Faculty Excellence Award in Teaching for the Department of Physical Therapy and the College of Health Professions. Her research agenda focuses on the identification of movement system dysfunction and impairment-based intervention.
Objectives
Upon completing this course, the participant should be able to:
You'll also learn how to transfer findings from concussion-related balance assessments into treatment progressions, consider the various options in vestibulo-ocular reflex training, integrate basic visual rehab activities when appropriate, identify cervicogenic components post-head trauma, and have exposure to clinical pearls in both current and future trends in concussion management.
With this masterclass, you get video training with instructors who take you through the course material step-by-step. You also receive community support, concussion-specific questionnaires, screening & exam references, treatment ideas, sample home programs, and case studies.
Instructors
Bridgett Wallace, PT, DPT
Bridgett Wallace has a Doctorate of Physical Therapy and holds competency-based certifications in vestibular rehabilitation and concussion management. She is the founder of 360 Balance & Dizziness and co-founder of 360 Neuro Health Institute. Bridgett is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and the Vestibular Disorders Association. In addition to treating patients, Bridgett consults and lectures both nationwide and internationally on concussion management and vestibular disorders.
Angela Rich, PT, OCS, ScD, ATC
Angela was a private practice owner for 16 years, specializing in orthopaedics and sports medicine. In 2015, she turned her focus to teaching as a Clinical Associate Professor in Texas State University’s Doctor of Physical Therapy Program with responsibilities in Orthopaedics and Therapeutic Interventions. In 2017, Dr. Rich was recognized with the Faculty Excellence Award in Teaching for the Department of Physical Therapy and the College of Health Professions. Her research agenda focuses on the identification of movement system dysfunction and impairment-based intervention.
Objectives
Upon completing this course, the participant should be able to:
- recognize visual, vestibular, & cervicogenic impairments related to concussion
- identify appropriate treatment strategies for functional visual, vestibular, & cervical-related activities
- define the rationale on how to progress the care plan based on the clinical presentation of the patient
on-demand | 6 hours
Clinical Pearls in Vision, Vestibular, and Concussion Sessions
Top experts share the latest knowledge and technologies for visual-vestibular related disorders, including concussion, 3PD, visually induced dizziness…and so much more! "Clinical pearls are best defined as small bits of free-standing, clinically relevant information based on experience or observation."* A high-quality educational event should be full of these invaluable bits of information that are designed to immediately implement into your practice.
The 360 Neuro Health Summit: Clinical Pearls in Vision, Vestibular, and Concussion is built around this idea - a passion to share practical strategies and ideas with clinicians and professionals through an event loaded with clinical pearls. Through on-demand talks and live Q&As, recognized experts, caring clinicians, and industry leaders focus on patient-centric clinical guidelines that most effectively apply the latest evidence-based science in a best practices manner in vestibular, vision, and concussion.
On-Demand Educational Sessions
Include presentations, handouts, and question & answer sessions
Educational Session 1
Concussion Clinical Profiles Screening (CP Screen): Helping to Inform Targeted Therapies
Anthony P. Kontos, PhD
Educational Session 2
Persisting Symptoms after Concussion (PSaC): A psychological framework
Jamie Pardini, PhD
Educational Session 3
Visual Vestibular Integration in Return to Sport
Todd Daniels, MS, ATC, LMT, CSCS
Educational Session 4
Functional Neurological Disorder, including Persistent Postural Perceptual Dizziness
Dr. Jon Stone
Educational Session 5
Practical Applications: What are your go to test/measures in your exam? What are your go to interventions? What are your challenges/solutions?
Expert Panel: Bridgett Wallace, PT, DPT; Elizabeth McQueary, OT; Angela Rich, PT, OCS, ScD, ATC
Educational Session 6
Clinical Pearls in VOR Training: What is the emerging evidence on VOR adaptation and the myths about current gaze-stabilization exercises?
Carlo Rinaudo, DC, PhD
Educational Session 7
Telehealth in Vestibular Rehab
Abbie Ross, PT, DPT, NCS & Danielle Tolman, PT, DPT
Educational Session 8
Social Media and Vestibular Rehab: How to Keep Patients Engaged
Madison Oak, PT, DPT
Educational Session 9
Virtual Reality in Vestibular Rehab
Jennifer Stoskus, PT, DPT, NCS
Objectives
At the conclusion of this on-demand event, you will be able to:
The 360 Neuro Health Summit: Clinical Pearls in Vision, Vestibular, and Concussion is built around this idea - a passion to share practical strategies and ideas with clinicians and professionals through an event loaded with clinical pearls. Through on-demand talks and live Q&As, recognized experts, caring clinicians, and industry leaders focus on patient-centric clinical guidelines that most effectively apply the latest evidence-based science in a best practices manner in vestibular, vision, and concussion.
On-Demand Educational Sessions
Include presentations, handouts, and question & answer sessions
Educational Session 1
Concussion Clinical Profiles Screening (CP Screen): Helping to Inform Targeted Therapies
Anthony P. Kontos, PhD
Educational Session 2
Persisting Symptoms after Concussion (PSaC): A psychological framework
Jamie Pardini, PhD
Educational Session 3
Visual Vestibular Integration in Return to Sport
Todd Daniels, MS, ATC, LMT, CSCS
Educational Session 4
Functional Neurological Disorder, including Persistent Postural Perceptual Dizziness
Dr. Jon Stone
Educational Session 5
Practical Applications: What are your go to test/measures in your exam? What are your go to interventions? What are your challenges/solutions?
Expert Panel: Bridgett Wallace, PT, DPT; Elizabeth McQueary, OT; Angela Rich, PT, OCS, ScD, ATC
Educational Session 6
Clinical Pearls in VOR Training: What is the emerging evidence on VOR adaptation and the myths about current gaze-stabilization exercises?
Carlo Rinaudo, DC, PhD
Educational Session 7
Telehealth in Vestibular Rehab
Abbie Ross, PT, DPT, NCS & Danielle Tolman, PT, DPT
Educational Session 8
Social Media and Vestibular Rehab: How to Keep Patients Engaged
Madison Oak, PT, DPT
Educational Session 9
Virtual Reality in Vestibular Rehab
Jennifer Stoskus, PT, DPT, NCS
Objectives
At the conclusion of this on-demand event, you will be able to:
- recognize the benefit of a new concussion assessment tool that evaluates more specific symptoms to better identify clinical profiles for designing targeted clinical care following head trauma.
- recognize the various clinical trajectories post head trauma and how to implement findings into targeted therapies to address persistent symptoms after concussion.
- identify rehabilitation strategies to treat vestibular and ocular motor deficits for vestibular-related disorders, including concussion.
- recognize clinical presentations that identify a functional movement disorder in the absence of neurological disease.
- identify advantages of telehealth for management of patients with dizziness as an alternative to in-person visits.
- recognize virtual reality as an effective tool in vestibular rehabilitation in both outcomes and patient satisfaction.
on-demand | 13.5 hours
Simplify Vestibular Masterclass
The Simplify Vestibular Masterclass includes assessments and case studies to guide your treatment progressions.
Assessments
The assessments included are:
For the treatment progressions, we will provide four case studies with included impairments. You will present treatment ideas for each case study.
Objectives
Upon completion of this hybrid workshop, you will be able to:
*COBALT is a registered trademark of Bertec
Assessments
The assessments included are:
- Pupillary Constriction
- Single Cover (Tropia)
- Alternating Cover (Phoria)
- Normal Physiological Diplopia (NPD)
- Ocular Motility Smooth Pursuit
- Saccades
- Vergence
- Visual Midline Shift
- VOR Cancellation/Motion Sensitivity Test
- Dynamic Visual Acuity Test (DVAT)
- Modified Clinical Test of Sensory Interaction in Balance (mCTSIB)
- Modified Control of Balance Test (mCOBALT*)
- Joint Position Error Test (JPET)
- Case Studies & Treatment Progressions
For the treatment progressions, we will provide four case studies with included impairments. You will present treatment ideas for each case study.
Objectives
Upon completion of this hybrid workshop, you will be able to:
- improve your skill sets in visual-vestibular assessments and treatments
- determine what clinical tests are most important based on the history
- develop a treatment plan based on the exam
- learn how to progress your treatments
- develop multisensory treatment activities
*COBALT is a registered trademark of Bertec
on-demand | 5 hours
Visual-Vestibular Therapy for Functional Impairments Post-Concussion Training
You are provided 2 case studies of patients with persisting symptoms post-concussion from 2 different outpatient clinics. The case studies include findings from their initial evaluations: one from an occupational therapist’s perspective and one from a physical therapist’s perspective. The speakers will share how they progressed treatment activities based on some of the impairments identified in the evaluation.
Instructors
Bridgett Wallace, PT, DPT
Bridgett Wallace has a Doctorate of Physical Therapy and holds competency-based certifications in vestibular rehabilitation and concussion management. She is the founder of 360 Balance & Dizziness and co-founder of 360 Neuro Health Institute. Bridgett is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and the Vestibular Disorders Association. In addition to treating patients, Bridgett consults and lectures both nationwide and internationally on concussion management and vestibular disorders.
Elizabeth McQueary, OT
Elizabeth is the occupational therapist and patient care coordinator at the Banner Sports Medicine and Concussion Specialists Clinic, a physician led multiple disciplinary clinic with neuropsychology, neuro-optometry, functional visual retraining, vestibular therapy and athletic training services. Elizabeth started her career in 2009 practicing occupational therapy in the acute hospital setting in the neurology and telemetry unit. She also has worked with patients with wide variety of neurological and physical impairments in both the inpatient rehabilitation setting and outpatient treatment settings. She started working at the Concussion Center in 2013 and worked closely with neuro-optometry colleagues to cultivate her current role of performing functional visual retraining with patients with visual dysfunction following concussive injury.
Objectives
Upon completing this course, the participant should be able:
Instructors
Bridgett Wallace, PT, DPT
Bridgett Wallace has a Doctorate of Physical Therapy and holds competency-based certifications in vestibular rehabilitation and concussion management. She is the founder of 360 Balance & Dizziness and co-founder of 360 Neuro Health Institute. Bridgett is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and the Vestibular Disorders Association. In addition to treating patients, Bridgett consults and lectures both nationwide and internationally on concussion management and vestibular disorders.
Elizabeth McQueary, OT
Elizabeth is the occupational therapist and patient care coordinator at the Banner Sports Medicine and Concussion Specialists Clinic, a physician led multiple disciplinary clinic with neuropsychology, neuro-optometry, functional visual retraining, vestibular therapy and athletic training services. Elizabeth started her career in 2009 practicing occupational therapy in the acute hospital setting in the neurology and telemetry unit. She also has worked with patients with wide variety of neurological and physical impairments in both the inpatient rehabilitation setting and outpatient treatment settings. She started working at the Concussion Center in 2013 and worked closely with neuro-optometry colleagues to cultivate her current role of performing functional visual retraining with patients with visual dysfunction following concussive injury.
Objectives
Upon completing this course, the participant should be able:
- recognize visual, vestibular, & cervicogenic impairments related to concussion
- identify appropriate treatment strategies for functional visual, vestibular, & cervical-related activities
- define the rationale on how to progress the care plan based on the clinical presentation of the patient.
on-demand | 2.25 hours
Vestibular Health Summit Sessions
The Vestibular Health Summit Sessions focus on a variety of vestibular disorders and treatment strategies. You'll hear from a number of thought leaders in the vestibular rehab space who will discuss the latest knowledge and technology regarding diagnosing and treating dizziness and balance disorders.
By emphasizing the importance of a multi-disciplinary approach, the Vestibular Health Summit Sessions aim to emphasize the utilization of subjective and objective findings to formulate a working diagnosis and determine the most appropriate care plan, including identification when additional referrals/tests are needed.
On-Demand Educational Sessions
Include presentations, handouts, and question & answer sessions
Educational Session 1
Factors That May Delay Recovery in Vestibular Disorders + Q&A Session
Sue Whitney, DPT, PhD, NCS, ATC, FAPTA
Educational Session 2
Optimizing Vestibular Ocular Reflex Adaptation + Q&A Session
Michelle Gutierrez, PT, DSc
Considerations in VOR Adaptation
Bridgett Wallace, PT, DPT
Educational Session 3
Atypical BPPV
Bridgett Wallace, PT, DPT
Educational Session 4
BPPV Assessment & Treatment + Q&A Session
Rudie Spigarelli, PT, DPT
Educational Session 5
Vestibular Migraines + Q&A Session
Shin Beh, MD
Educational Session 6
Vestibular Rehab in Patients with Motion Sensitivity + Q&A Session
Kendal Reddell, PT, DPT, NCS
Educational Session 7
The Motor System & Eye Movements + Q&A Session
DeAnn Fitzgerald, OD
Educational Session 8
Virtual Reality in Vestibular Rehabilitation + Q&A Session
Fernando Santos, PT, PhD
Educational Session 9
Vestibular Physical Therapy in Concussion Management + Q&A Session
Amy Alexander, PT
Educational Session 10
An Update on Dizziness in the Elderly + Q&A Session
Denise Gobert, PT, PhD, GCS
Educational Session 11
Using Vestibular Diagnostics to Guide Therapy + Q&A Session
Jamie Bogle, AuD, PhD
Objectives
At the conclusion of the sessions, you will be able to:
By emphasizing the importance of a multi-disciplinary approach, the Vestibular Health Summit Sessions aim to emphasize the utilization of subjective and objective findings to formulate a working diagnosis and determine the most appropriate care plan, including identification when additional referrals/tests are needed.
On-Demand Educational Sessions
Include presentations, handouts, and question & answer sessions
Educational Session 1
Factors That May Delay Recovery in Vestibular Disorders + Q&A Session
Sue Whitney, DPT, PhD, NCS, ATC, FAPTA
Educational Session 2
Optimizing Vestibular Ocular Reflex Adaptation + Q&A Session
Michelle Gutierrez, PT, DSc
Considerations in VOR Adaptation
Bridgett Wallace, PT, DPT
Educational Session 3
Atypical BPPV
Bridgett Wallace, PT, DPT
Educational Session 4
BPPV Assessment & Treatment + Q&A Session
Rudie Spigarelli, PT, DPT
Educational Session 5
Vestibular Migraines + Q&A Session
Shin Beh, MD
Educational Session 6
Vestibular Rehab in Patients with Motion Sensitivity + Q&A Session
Kendal Reddell, PT, DPT, NCS
Educational Session 7
The Motor System & Eye Movements + Q&A Session
DeAnn Fitzgerald, OD
Educational Session 8
Virtual Reality in Vestibular Rehabilitation + Q&A Session
Fernando Santos, PT, PhD
Educational Session 9
Vestibular Physical Therapy in Concussion Management + Q&A Session
Amy Alexander, PT
Educational Session 10
An Update on Dizziness in the Elderly + Q&A Session
Denise Gobert, PT, PhD, GCS
Educational Session 11
Using Vestibular Diagnostics to Guide Therapy + Q&A Session
Jamie Bogle, AuD, PhD
Objectives
At the conclusion of the sessions, you will be able to:
- identify at least four risk factors for delayed recovery in persons with vestibular disorders
- identify three strategies that they could try to remediate risk factors for delayed recovery
- implement targeted VOR adaptation exercises
- identify current best practices in vestibular rehabilitation
- differentiate atypical BPPV
- identify various treatments for BPPV
- recognize pharmaceutical and therapeutic interventions for vestibular migraines
- develop treatment plan for visual motion sensitivity
- explain visual-vestibular integration
- recognize the role of virtual reality in vestibular rehabilitation
- integrate a comprehensive approach in concussion management
on-demand | 17 hours
Concussion Health Summit Sessions
The Concussion Health Summit Sessions bring together an influential array of experts, practitioners, and innovators from a range of specialties who will discuss the latest knowledge and technology regarding diagnosing and treating concussions.
Through on-demand talks and live Q&As, recognized experts, caring clinicians, and industry leaders focus on patient-centric clinical guidelines that most effectively apply the latest evidence-based science in a best practices manner in concussion management.
On-Demand Educational Sessions
Include presentations, handouts, and question & answer sessions
Educational Session 1
Historical Perspective on Concussion + Q&A Session
Mark Lovell, PhD, ABN, FACPN
Educational Session 2
Prescribing Aerobic Exercise for Sport-Related Concussion + Q&A Session
John Leddy, MD, FACSM, FACP
Educational Session 3
Headache and Migraine Management Post-Head Trauma + Q&A Session
William Qubty, MD
Educational Session 4
Visual Processing Dysfunction Caused by Concussion + Q&A Session
William Padula, OD, SFNAP, FAAO, FNORA
Educational Session 5
Return to Learn + Q&A Session
Mark Halstead, MD
Educational Session 6
New Approaches to Measuring Concussion Clinical Profiles + Q&A Session
RJ Elbin, PhD
Educational Session 7
Vestibular Therapy in Concussion Management + Q&A Session
Anne Mucha, PT, DPT, MS, NCS
Educational Session 8
Cervical Involvement Associated with Concussion + Q&A Session
Thomas Bottiglieri, DO
Educational Session 9
Concussion & CTE: Past Present and Future + Q&A Session
Joseph Maroon, MD, FACS
Educational Session 10
Persisting Symptoms After Concussion + Q&A Session
Donna Broshek, PhD, ABPP-CN; Jamie Pardini, PhD; Stanley Herring, MD
Educational Session 11
How to Start a Concussion Management Program
Expert Panel: Summer Ott, Psy.D.; Brian Roberts, M.S., ATC, ITAT; Shane Miller, M.D.; Shelly Massingale, PT, MPT; Bridgett Wallace, PT, DPT
Objectives
At the conclusion of the sessions, you will be able to:
Through on-demand talks and live Q&As, recognized experts, caring clinicians, and industry leaders focus on patient-centric clinical guidelines that most effectively apply the latest evidence-based science in a best practices manner in concussion management.
On-Demand Educational Sessions
Include presentations, handouts, and question & answer sessions
Educational Session 1
Historical Perspective on Concussion + Q&A Session
Mark Lovell, PhD, ABN, FACPN
Educational Session 2
Prescribing Aerobic Exercise for Sport-Related Concussion + Q&A Session
John Leddy, MD, FACSM, FACP
Educational Session 3
Headache and Migraine Management Post-Head Trauma + Q&A Session
William Qubty, MD
Educational Session 4
Visual Processing Dysfunction Caused by Concussion + Q&A Session
William Padula, OD, SFNAP, FAAO, FNORA
Educational Session 5
Return to Learn + Q&A Session
Mark Halstead, MD
Educational Session 6
New Approaches to Measuring Concussion Clinical Profiles + Q&A Session
RJ Elbin, PhD
Educational Session 7
Vestibular Therapy in Concussion Management + Q&A Session
Anne Mucha, PT, DPT, MS, NCS
Educational Session 8
Cervical Involvement Associated with Concussion + Q&A Session
Thomas Bottiglieri, DO
Educational Session 9
Concussion & CTE: Past Present and Future + Q&A Session
Joseph Maroon, MD, FACS
Educational Session 10
Persisting Symptoms After Concussion + Q&A Session
Donna Broshek, PhD, ABPP-CN; Jamie Pardini, PhD; Stanley Herring, MD
Educational Session 11
How to Start a Concussion Management Program
Expert Panel: Summer Ott, Psy.D.; Brian Roberts, M.S., ATC, ITAT; Shane Miller, M.D.; Shelly Massingale, PT, MPT; Bridgett Wallace, PT, DPT
Objectives
At the conclusion of the sessions, you will be able to:
- understand the role of history in concussion management regarded from an earlier and more traditional perspective to the contemporary point of view to aid in the development of better strategies in the future.
- utilize exercise intolerance as an objective biomarker of the physiological dysfunction after sport-related concussion.
- recognize other potential symptoms generators than exercise intolerance (e.g., cervical, vestibular, oculomotor, mood, or migraine disorder) that could be contributing factors to a delayed recovery post-concussion.
- recognize new approaches in headache management in the concussion athlete.
- understand the impact of head trauma on both focal and ambient processes that result in visual and balance impairments.
- recognize the role of neuro-optometric rehabilitation as an effective tool to address visual dysfunction post head trauma.
- recognize existing ascending levels of educational support for students with a concussion as they return to school to promote robust and positive outcomes.
- recognize the benefit of a new concussion assessment tool that evaluates more specific symptoms that may reflect clinical profiles and inform better clinical care following head trauma.
- identify rehabilitation strategies to treat vestibular and ocular motor deficits post-concussion.
- recognize basic intervention strategies for the cervical spine and how and when to initiate treatment post-concussion.
- identify specific clinical tests to utilize following a head and neck pathomechanical event to differentiate between symptoms due to a concussion and cervical injury.
- recognize the various clinical trajectories post head trauma and how to implement findings into targeted therapies to address persistent symptoms after concussion.
on-demand | 16 hours
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