Well, this is exactly what we think!

I enjoyed reading this study due to not just having 2 randomly assigned groups, but it had a 3rd group ===> one of which combined techniques from the first 2 groups to see if patients get better results vs just determining if a single procedure provides pain relief and functional improvements

We can’t limit ourselves to just performing manual therapies OR vestibular rehabilitation for a complex disorder such as Post-Concussion Dizziness, Cervical Vertigo or Cervicogenic Dizziness.

We explain this age-old precaution to orthopaedic manual therapy. Do you know why it is a precaution?

We have our theories and principles within the physical therapy realm, but what do other professions contribute it to? You will be surprised and how could this impact how we treat BPPV?

This article just may get you thinking to add one more piece to your examination prior to performing the Dix-Hallpike Manuever.

We know there are central symptoms following a concussion. But, could there be other injuries to the neck or vestibular apparatuses that we don’t have to just wait to heal?

Manipulation tends to get the blame in media and amongst clinicians to cause strokes. This article exposes same outcome following cupping and massage. We explain why.