Praise For: Evaluation and Correction of the Vestibular System: Determining Balance, Coordination, and Processing Issues

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  • Dr. Darby Simmons-Stone

    I saw the topic and it interested me. I knew many patients that could benefit.

    This course bridges the technique and the clinical reasoning together well. The coursework is presented in a convenient way. No travel. Work at your own pace.

    This information was never presented in school or any CE.

    I feel like the course overall made me a more educated chiropractor that gave me other tools to put in my toolbox and pull out for kids and adults dealing with vestibular issues.

    I used vestibular evaluation tests in practice and they gave me more answers. It was a missing piece to my clinical puzzle.

    I enjoy your work! Sometimes I feel like I’m drinking from a water hose and have to go back and re-watch lol. Thank you both for taking the time to share your knowledge with us. You two are experts in our field and I am so proud to learn from you.

  • Dr. Margaret Smith

    I took this course to learn new home exercises to give to patients with vestibular and balance concerns.

    My three takeaways: 1) Tandem walking as a test and a home exercise 2) reminded me of the importance of pupil response to light 3) testing side dominance.

    I have immediately begun incorporating tests into my exam and I’m often testing tandem walk in adults and giving it as homework to improve if it isn’t good.

    Thanks for a great course!

  • Dr. Alisun Klingert

    I loved this course I wanted to just brush up on testing for vestibular issues and look deeper at the cranial adjustments.

    I am practicing the vestibular testing more than one time I typically only did it one time but am finding changes sometimes doing it more than once.

    I loved doing this on my own timing. I also learn so much better having the notes in front of me so I appreciate this style of learning.

  • Dr. Lisa Geiger

    I have had a variety of vestibular problems in my body that I did not understand very well and I was curious. And this leaves me better educated to help my patients enormously better.

    My takeaways are: Work at this steadily, you’ll get more out of it. Take copious notes in some form. Do the CTAs diligently. They really hold the key to getting it on the next level.

    I am now looking at my body and the body of my son very differently. Understanding the body and dural tension way better. I now have more thorough exams.

    Great program. Thanks for these. They are a manageable size and the gift of going at my own pace is powerful. Thanks.

  • Peter Wyland, DC

    It has significant anatomy and physiology of the vestibular systems. Each week the class has just enough paperwork and video to study whether you practice part time or full time

    After each week the confidence and knowledge puts you at a level were patients not only see the confidence but feel it when you work on them

    All migraines and vertigo obviously get a upper cervical and sphenobasilar evaluation along with pelvis check to determine descending and ascending priority and correction leads to a great improvement in symptoms

    Ever chiropractic student should have this course and at least 4 to 5 other courses before graduation,

    Like other courses it was awesome.

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