A comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach for clinicians managing patients with vestibular conditions.
Designed for physicians, surgeons, GPs, scientists, physiotherapists and allied health professionals who diagnose and manage patients with dizziness and imbalance.
Comprehensive history, examination, and vestibular testing techniques for accurate diagnosis.
Evidence-based management of acute, recurrent, and chronic vestibular conditions.
Learn from an international panel of experienced clinicians and researchers.
Integrating psychiatric, physiotherapy, and rehabilitation perspectives.
Managing dizziness in children, adolescents, and the elderly.
Hands-on case studies and equipment demonstrations.
Four days of comprehensive vestibular education
Anatomy, examination, vestibular testing, SCDS, and common presentations including acute vertigo, vestibular migraine and Meniere's disease.
Acute vascular events, bilateral vestibular hypofunction, and dizziness across the lifespan, from children to presbyvestibulopathy and BPPV.
Vestibular perception, Parkinson's plus syndromes, autonomic dysfunction, functional movement disorders, and psychiatric perspectives.
Vestibular physiotherapy, autoimmune encephalitis and long COVID, outcome measures, and hands-on practical sessions.
Secure your place on this comprehensive dizziness and balance disorders course. Registration is handled through UCLH Charity.
Whole course — Standard £600
Whole course — Trainee / resident doctor / AHP £400
Per day — Standard £175
Per day — Trainee / resident doctor / AHP £125
Conference dinner (optional add-on) £65
You will be redirected to the UCLH Charity payment portal.