Dysautonomia often presents as a constellation of vague yet disabling symptoms-fatigue, dizziness, syncope, cognitive fog-leaving many patients without clear answers or effective care. Without a structured diagnostic and rehabilitation framework, these cases can frustrate both patient and clinician. Dysautonomia - A Modern Clinical Approach to Diagnosis & Rehabilitation offers a step-by-step pathway for identifying and addressing autonomic dysfunction. Beginning with core neuroanatomy and central regulation, you'll progress through detailed cardiovascular testing protocols, vestibular and cranial nerve integration, and their role in autonomic stability. Each module builds toward the creation of targeted rehabilitation plans that combine objective measures with patient-specific interventions, ensuring care that adapts over time. The emphasis is on practical, clinically relevant skills-grounded in evidence and directly applicable to both straightforward and complex cases. By the end, you'll be prepared to approach dysautonomia not as a diffuse collection of symptoms, but as a solvable neurological challenge with a clear plan for measurable improvement.