Foundations in Vestibular Rehabilitation
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Author: VestibularIQ
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Level: Beginner/
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Course Date:
Sept 26-27th, 2026
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Course overview
Date: Sept 26-27th, 2026
Location:
1217 State St. Suite B1, Lemont, IL 60439
Location:
1217 State St. Suite B1, Lemont, IL 60439
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CEU: 18 Credit Hours - 16 hours live, 2 hours online
Why Clinicians Take This Course
Clinicians choose Vestibular Foundations because it focuses on the practical skills needed to confidently begin treating patients with dizziness.
Build Real Clinical Confidence
Learn a structured approach to evaluating dizziness so you can confidently manage vestibular patients in the clinic.
Develop Hands-On Skills
Practice positional testing, BPPV treatment maneuvers, and vestibular rehabilitation exercises through guided lab sessions designed to build practical competence.
Improve Your Clinical Reasoning
Learn how to differentiate between peripheral, central, and positional vestibular disorders, and identify when referral for further medical evaluation is necessary.
Leave with Tools You Can Use Monday
This course emphasizes practical examination and treatment strategies that can be implemented immediately in clinical practice.
Get Confident Treating Dizziness
When a Dizzy Patient Is on Your Schedule Monday Morning
You open your schedule and see it: “Dizziness evaluation.”
You remember learning a little about vestibular rehab in school. Maybe you took a one-day BPPV course. But when it comes to confidently evaluating dizziness, identifying what’s central vs peripheral, and knowing exactly what to do next, it can feel overwhelming.
Where do you start?
Which tests matter?
What if it’s not BPPV?
Many clinicians feel this same uncertainty when they begin treating vestibular patients.
Foundations In Vestibular Rehabilitation was designed to change that.
This course gives you the practical tools you need to walk into the clinic on Monday and confidently evaluate and treat patients with dizziness.
You’ll learn step-by-step examination strategies, how to differentiate common vestibular disorders, and how to begin treatment for conditions like positional vertigo and vestibular hypofunction.
By the end of the course, you won’t just understand vestibular rehab, you’ll know how to start using it immediately in clinical practice.
You remember learning a little about vestibular rehab in school. Maybe you took a one-day BPPV course. But when it comes to confidently evaluating dizziness, identifying what’s central vs peripheral, and knowing exactly what to do next, it can feel overwhelming.
Where do you start?
Which tests matter?
What if it’s not BPPV?
Many clinicians feel this same uncertainty when they begin treating vestibular patients.
Foundations In Vestibular Rehabilitation was designed to change that.
This course gives you the practical tools you need to walk into the clinic on Monday and confidently evaluate and treat patients with dizziness.
You’ll learn step-by-step examination strategies, how to differentiate common vestibular disorders, and how to begin treatment for conditions like positional vertigo and vestibular hypofunction.
By the end of the course, you won’t just understand vestibular rehab, you’ll know how to start using it immediately in clinical practice.
Learn. Train. Improve.
Obtain the skills you need to become a Vestibular Expert.
Learn to thrive with vestibular patients.
Training sessions designed to help you grow in the treatment proficiency.
Learn to thrive with vestibular patients.
Training sessions designed to help you grow in the treatment proficiency.
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Refresh Your Skills and Strengthen Your Clinical Reasoning
Maybe vestibular patients aren’t new to you.
You’ve treated BPPV before. You’ve prescribed gaze stabilization exercises. But it’s been a while since you’ve taken a vestibular course, and you know the field continues to evolve.
You might be wondering:
Am I using the best current examination strategies?
Could my differential diagnosis be sharper?
Are there better ways to progress treatment?
This course is also designed for clinicians who want to revisit the fundamentals and sharpen their clinical skills.
Through updated instruction and extensive hands-on practice, you’ll refine the core techniques that form the backbone of vestibular rehabilitation, including examination, differential diagnosis, and treatment progression for peripheral and central vestibular disorders.
You’ll leave with greater clarity, stronger clinical reasoning, and renewed confidence in your vestibular practice.
You’ve treated BPPV before. You’ve prescribed gaze stabilization exercises. But it’s been a while since you’ve taken a vestibular course, and you know the field continues to evolve.
You might be wondering:
Am I using the best current examination strategies?
Could my differential diagnosis be sharper?
Are there better ways to progress treatment?
This course is also designed for clinicians who want to revisit the fundamentals and sharpen their clinical skills.
Through updated instruction and extensive hands-on practice, you’ll refine the core techniques that form the backbone of vestibular rehabilitation, including examination, differential diagnosis, and treatment progression for peripheral and central vestibular disorders.
You’ll leave with greater clarity, stronger clinical reasoning, and renewed confidence in your vestibular practice.
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16517 106th Ct, Orland Park IL, 60467
Phone number: 708-966-4386
Phone number: 708-966-4386
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