Managing cervicogenic Headache & Dizziness
Location
online, continuous
Presenter(s)
Dr. Jack Miller
Headache is a common presentation in Physiotherapy practice and often related to cervical dysfunction. Cervicogenic headache patients often report concurrent symptoms of dizziness with the diagnosis of cervicogenic dizziness now a recognized classification. These two symptom patterns are closely inter-related and respond well to appropriate Physiotherapy interventions. The program is delivered fully on-line with participants working at their own pace over the ten-week access period. The ten dictated PowerPoint presentations are supported by videos, web resource links, quick reference cheat sheets and a 260 page downloadable handout.
A certificate of completion may be printed at the conclusion of the course for your professional portfolio. This online course provides full credit for the in-class skill development course currently delivered by Key Clinical Skills in multiple Canadian and international venues.
This ten-part, fully on-line program delivers: A comprehensive overview of headache classification. Particular focus on the cervicogenic headache and dizziness sub-types. Screening for red and yellow flags. Medical and Physiotherapy diagnosis and treatment options including: Exercise, Soft tissue interventions, and Manual therapy interventions. Supporting videos, readings and take-home resources. A 260 page downloadable handout to keep as a reference tool. 4 hours of contact time.