Why Vestibular Rehabilitation?
Vestibular Rehabilitation is a general term used to describe the process of diagnosis and treatment of a variety of disorders associated with the vestibular system and its related motor and sensory components. The treatment is largely a non surgical and non pharmaceutical approach to a brain based treatment system. What is the Program Structure? Our program is a practical one of hands on learning. Clinicians will work with patient scenarios and develop a mastery of the diagnostic and therapeutic modalities necessary to treat disorders of human position, posture and gait. Our instructors will demonstrate procedures which will be practiced by the clinician. Our practical sessions are complimented by on line learning to ensure that the breadth, depth and application necessary for the specialty are mastered. How Long is the Program? Our program consists of 75 hours of practicums and 90 hours of on-line learning. We divide the learning practicums into 3-3 day residencies scheduled from Frid
