This is a two day course will cover the latest evidence on identification, assessment and treatment of the neck that make patients dizzy, giving you the clinical and practical skills to add / enhance your dizziness service.
Venue Griffith University - Nathan Campus
DATE
Wednesday the 4th of November , 2026
Thursday the 5th of November , 2026
PRESENTED BY:
Dr Julia Treleavan PhD, FACP - Specialist Musculoskeletcal Physiotherapist by original contribution. Associate Professor University of QLD
Printed manuals provided
Food, tea and coffee will be provided: Please notify in the registration form if you have any special dietary requirements.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation not provided due to short turnaround of course provision.
4th & 5th of November: Cervicogenic Dizziness for the Vestibular Physiotherapist
Terms and Conditions:
All participants must ensure they have current physiotherapy registration and be able to provide a certified copy (or AHPRA number) at the time of registration. Course participants must also hold current professional liability insurance and provide a certified copy at the time of registration. Failure to provide proof of registration and insurance will exclude you from the Course.
NAVEducation reserves the right to cancel the course and will not be responsible for any charges incurred by the registrant due to cancellation. A full course tuition refund will be issued if NAVEducation cancell the course
Self Cancellation -
Cancellation inside 1 month - no refund possible. If a person on the wait list is available to take up the place then a refund of 50% will be provided.
COVID - 19 policy
If unwell with COVID - 19 symptoms with a medical certificate, a full refund will be provided.
Should State Government travel restrictions come into force that impact your capacity to attend, please contact NAVEducation to discuss options within your individual circumstances.
PAYMENT INFORMATION
Registration fee is inclusive of GST. Payment via credit card only and required at time of booking.
Timetable - Course outline
TIMETABLE – SUBJECT TO SLIGHT ALTERATIONS AS REQUIRED.
Day 1- 8.30-4.30pm ; Day 2 - 8.30-4.00pm
Registration 8.30am - commencement 8.45am.
Content summary
1) Recent evidence exploring contribution of cervical dysfunction to dizziness, including influence of trauma
2) Evidence for assessment strategies and techniques (Lecture / Practical)
3) Evidence for treatment strategies and techniques (Lecture / Practical).
4) Case base integration.
Day 1
Title
Instruction
8.30-8.45
Registration
8.40-9.15
Lecture 1 Cervicogenic Dizziness. Why should it be considered in vestibular, neurological and post traumatic populations?
Lecture
9.15- 9.45
Lecture 2 Summary of impaired cervical neuromuscular, kinematic and sensorimotor control associated with neck pain and or trauma
Lecture
Break
10.15-12.15
Prac 1 Assessment–Red flags, Movement, articular (manual examination)
Practical
12.15-12.45
Lecture 3 Assessment Post trauma – an integrative approach
Lecture
12.45- 1.15
Lunch
1.15-2.45
Prac 2 Assessment–posture, cervical neuro-muscular, cervical sensorimotor
Practical
Break
3.15-4.30
Prac 2 (Continued)
Practical
Day 2
8.30-9.30
Lecture 4 Determining the role of the neck in dizziness and headache
Lecture
9.30-10.30
Prac 3 Management of movement, articular dysfunction
Practical
Morning tea
11.00-11.30
Lecture 5 Integrated management of cervical musculoskeletal disorders
Lecture
11.30-12.30
Prac 4 Management of cervical neuromotor, sensorimotor function
12.30-1.00
Prac 5 - Integrated management of patients with cervical musculoskeletal disorders
1.00-1.30
Lunch
1.30-2.30
Prac 6 Progression of cervical therapeutic exercises
Practical
2.30-4.00
Prac 7 Case studies
Practical
