For reference this took place on January 27th 2021. Purchasing the recording grants you access to all material for 14 days
Dizziness is an extremely common condition that, often becomes chronic and remains largely untreated. A major problem for the clinician is that, by the time the client seeks help, we are often unable to identify any actual pathology.
We are very good at telling the patient what they have not got; not very good at telling them what they have got!
One of the reasons behind this dilemma is that often the problem is not with the peripheral sensory inputs themselves, but rather with the brains central processing of the sensory inputs.
This webinar will examine examples of how the different sensory inputs are integrated within the brainstem, helping us to understand the physiology behind some common presentations of dizziness.
Specifically Alan will explore:
- A functional understanding of dizziness and the balance system within a bio-psycho- social context
- Examples of how central sensory processing functions, malfunctions and contributes to dizziness
- Cervical dizziness and does it really exist as a pathology?
- Differentiating vestibular & visual vertigo
- The role of cognition and emotional inputs in functional dizziness, PPPD. How and why vestibular rehabilitation is used in post-concussion syndrome problem into building blocks that will then provide insight, clarity and understanding.
This interactive webinar lasts 60-90mins including Q&A
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Non-members your purchase includes access to review online for 14 days.