July 2013 Vestibular Assessment & Management Workshop
Published on: July 17, 2013
Physicians, Audiologists and Physical Therapists from around the world are attending the VA&M Workshop in Largo, Florida this week. Attendees are both international and from the USA, representing countries include: Canada, Chile, India, Peru, and the United Kingdom. This is among AIB’s most popular 5-day workshops, as Drs. Gans and Kim and the AIB staff put it all together from anatomy and physiology, disorders, diagnostics and evaluation protocols to VRT therapy and all the Canalith Repositioning (CRM) treatments. Participants may choose to become AIB Certified at the end of the workshop with successful completion of manual and written examination. The next VA&M Workshop will be in December with limited seating –
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