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Beyond the Basics: Management of Typical and Atypical BPPV

Course Description:

This 1-day course is designed to provide participants with the latest evidence and foundation to manage the challenging BPPV patient.  The majority of patients with BPPV can be treated with simple canalith repositioning; unfamiliar and amiguous findings often prevent optimal management of the more challenging cases.

The goal of this course is to take the clinician to the next level in managing individuals with BPPV. The clinicians will review screening and examination techniques for making differential diagnoses with individuals with positional vertigo. Develop the ability to perform interventions and modify techniques and approaches when confronted with atypical findings or results will be emphasized. The course will review the available evidence to support clinical decision-making with multiple case studies.

Participants are encouraged to bring their own case studies for discussion to enhance the learning process. (click here to view brochure)

Course Approval:

  • Pennsylvania State Board of Physical Therapy
    #PTCE007134- 7.5 CEU (2.5 Gen, 5 DA)
  • New Jersey Board of Physical Therapy - 7.5 CEU #609-2014
    NY Approved Provider; NATABOC Approval # P3860

 

$225 Registration

About the Instructors:

Anne Galgon, PhD, PT, NCS

Anne Galgon has been a core faculty member of Physical Therapy academia for 13 years. Her first faculty position was with Neumann University and currently is assistant professor in the physical therapy program

at Temple University. Her primary teaching interests are: Neuroscience, Movement Science, and clinical management of neuromuscular disorders. She received her Masters in Physical Therapy from Hahnehman University in 1987 and Doctorate in Movement Sciences from Drexel University in 2009.
She is a certified Neurology Clinical Specialist since 1998 and has been certified in Vestibular Rehabilitation.  She is currently chair of Vestibular SIG Neurology Section of APTA. She is participating in grant funded research on treatment and management of lateral canal BPPV. She has has mentored student projects that have been nationally presented at CSM.

 


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