We're excited to meet with colleagues and partners in person at APTA CSM 2026, scheduled for February 12-14 in Anaheim, CA. Stay tuned for further updates, and check out our highlights from previous…
Often when considering our options for examining central changes in VNG, the question comes of why we should look at this in the first place. Why examine central changes in VNG? Traditionally in vide…
What does the future hold for audiology? Will audiologists be needed in the future? Four experts give their opinions on the future of audiology, including the growing branch of vestibular audiology…
This video provides an overview of concussion and how this type of brain injury sits in the field of vestibular audiology. The diagnostic considerations for concussion patients will be explored, with…
Written by Kristen Janky, Au.D., Ph.D., CCC-A You should suspect children of having vestibular loss if they have complaints of dizziness, if they have severe or profound sensorineural hearing loss, i…
This online course provides an introduction into the DATA (Diagnose, Assess, Train, Assess) model. This course will cover the importance and components of the DATA model as a framework for patient ca…
This course is designed to equip participants with the theoretical and practical understanding of how to perform TEOAEs. Lesson 1: What are TEOAEs? Learning objectives Explain why OAEs are important…
This course is designed to equip participants with the theoretical and practical understanding of how to perform tympanometry. Lesson 1: What is tympanometry? Learning objectives Explain why tympanom…
So, yes, smoking can cause upbeat nystagmus. I think the most important thing is to see if it's only present without fixation in the dark, or if it's present with fixation. Slow velocity nystagmus wi…
