Vestibular Rehabilitation

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Course TypeCourse/ Seminar
Date05/09/2025 - 05/11/2025
Instructor NameBernard Tonks BScPT FCAMPT
CostVaries
AddressPhysiomobility - 1090 Don Mils Rd.
Suite R2B
North York, ON M3C 3R6
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DistrictCentral Toronto
Brief Description

Introductory Vestibular Rehab course

This introductory course is a comprehensive, evidence-based approach to assessing and managing dizziness, vertigo, motion sensitivity, compromised gaze stability and imbalance resulting from peripheral and central vestibular disorders. The course includes an in-depth section on BPPV incorporating all the proven treatment maneuvers and ample practical time. Additional assessment and treatment techniques pertinent to chronic vestibular dysfunctions are reviewed with practical time provided.

The role of vestibular rehabilitation in concussion management has been growing rapidly and a section of the course has been devoted to this area of practice. More recently, the role of vision assessment and vision therapy has proven to be an effective intervention in Persistent Post Concussive Symptoms (PPCS).  A component of the course incorporates a review of some of these interventions.

Objectives

  1. Gain an understanding of vestibular system neurophysiology and pathophysiology
  2. Identify, assess and treat all the variants of BPPV
  3. Assess, construct and implement effective exercise-based programming for individuals with chronically impaired vestibular function

Advanced Vestibular Rehab course

This one-day Advanced course is appropriate for therapists who have taken an introductory course and would like to review and enhance their skills. More recently, the role of vision assessment and vision therapy has proven to be an effective intervention in some cases of Persistent Post Concussive Symptoms (PPCS). Utilizing vision therapy in patients with vestibular dysfunctions has also proven to be a dynamic and effective group of interventions. A component of the course incorporates a review of these interventions.

Course Content:

Review and advances in the assessment and treatment of BPPV, UVL and BVL clients.

Advances in the assessment and treatment of selected otological and non-otological pathologies including Persistent Post Concussive Symptoms.

Vision assessment and treatment programming

Patient related videos (nystagmus, oculomotor findings etc.)

Case studies

Review quiz

Objectives:

  1. Assess and implement effective vestibular rehabilitation programming for individuals with PPCS.
  1. Understand and develop enhanced skills in assessing and treating BPPV
  1. Perform a vision screening evaluation and develop an awareness of the role of Physiotherapy and Neuro-Optometry in managing individuals with these complex dysfunctions

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Contact NameBernard Tonks
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