Vestibular Rehabilitation Program

Vestibular disorders require more than symptom-based care. This program provides a complete framework-from anatomy and pathology to advanced rehabilitation-to confidently assess, diagnose, and treat patients with balance and dizziness complaints.

Functional Neurology

David Traster

Level:

-1

Multiple Levels

Credit Hours:

150

Price:

6163

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6163

Description

Vestibular dysfunction can undermine confidence, mobility, and quality of life, often going undetected until symptoms become severe. Without a structured, systems-based approach, clinicians risk incomplete diagnoses and suboptimal outcomes. The Vestibular Rehabilitation Program, taught by Dr. David Traster, offers one of the most comprehensive learning paths for mastering vestibular care. You'll begin with the foundational anatomy and physiology, progress into detailed pathology recognition, and develop proficiency in validated testing and diagnostic methods. The program then moves into neurological examination skills that connect vestibular findings to broader nervous system function, ensuring a truly integrative approach. Rehabilitation training spans beginner to advanced levels, equipping you to design individualized programs, adapt to complex cases, and achieve measurable, lasting improvements for your patients. By the end, you'll have both the technical expertise and clinical judgment needed to confidently navigate the most challenging vestibular presentations.

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What you’ll learn:

Identify and differentiate vestibular pathologies with accuracy.
Perform validated vestibular and neurological examination procedures.
Interpret test findings to guide individualized care plans.
Apply evidence-based vestibular rehabilitation strategies.
Integrate advanced rehabilitation approaches for complex or persistent cases.

Syllabus

Components

Vestibular Anatomy and Physiology
- Missed vestibular involvement can delay recovery and complicate case management. This module establishes a clear understanding of vestibular structures and their neurological connections, creating a foundation for precise diagnosis and intervention.
Vestibular Pathology and Diagnosis
- Subtle or atypical presentations often lead to misdiagnosis. Learn to recognize the full spectrum of vestibular pathologies and differentiate them from other balance and dizziness disorders with confidence.
Vestibular Testing and Diagnosis
- Inaccurate testing can obscure the true source of dysfunction. This course teaches reproducible, clinically validated testing protocols to accurately identify vestibular deficits and guide targeted treatment.
Neurological Examination and Diagnosis
- Overlooking the broader neurological context can limit treatment success. Develop comprehensive examination skills to connect vestibular findings with central and peripheral nervous system function.
Vestibular Rehabilitation I
- Generic rehabilitation plans often fail to address the specific nature of vestibular dysfunction. Learn evidence-based, individualized intervention strategies that restore stability, reduce symptoms, and accelerate functional recovery.
Vestibular Rehabilitation II
- Challenging or relapsing cases demand advanced solutions. Build on core rehabilitation strategies with complex program design, multi-system integration, and progressive therapeutic approaches for sustained results.

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Eligibility for Neurology Fellowship and Diplomate Examinations after the completion of 300+ hours of study

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