This 6.5 hour online course was developed to be a "Go To", easy to access resource, combining evidence-base and years of clinical experience.
The entire course is downloadable so you can put in a file on your computer desktop to access when needed.
Registration through KCS provides you with a 10% discount to this high-quality program from a leading Physiotherapy educator. The discount code is provided by completing the popup form and is sent to the provided email.
The course provides the information and skills required for physiotherapists to understand the contributing factors to concussion and recovery through pre-recorded education videos by Dusty Quinn, Specialist Physiotherapist and Bronagh Quinn, Neuro Physiotherapist
IMAGINE IF YOU COULD DEVELOP A FRAMEWORK TO GUIDE YOUR ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT OF DIZZINESS.
This 4 hour online course was developed specifically to help you build that framework combining evidence base and years of clinical experience.
Dizziness is a common complaint across the lifespan, but sadly it is also poorly understood and treated.
The thing is, it does not have to be this way.
Registration through KCS provides you with a 10% discount to this high-quality program from a leading Physiotherapy educator. The discount code is provided by completing the popup form and is sent to the provided email.
In this 8 Unit Audio Power point course Dr Sue Reid BApppSc(Phty) GradDipManip(Phty) MMedSc(Phty) BPharm, will show you how to reliably identify Cervicogenic dizziness and differentiate the common signs and symptoms from other competing pathologies like PPV, vestibular disorders, VBI issues, C-V related issues and Migraine headaches. Sue will then leverage her research into NAGS and SNAGS and show you how to effectively and safely treat Cervicogenic related dizziness issues.
This fully online program offers a comprehensive overview of headache classification with particular focus on the cervicogenic headache and dizziness sub-types. Screening for red and yellow flags, Medical and Physiotherapy Dx and Ax.
