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"There are no other products out there like this. The instruction and simple format let me learn the treatment quickly."
- PT, Austin, Texas




"If you treat neck pain or patients involved in car accidents then this is a must have tool for your clinic."
-Peter Brockman, DC
Clermont, Florida




"With a limited budget for a growing physical therapy clinic I found Dr. Clark's method to be a great way to increase revenue and create a more diverse patient population without having to purchase any expensive equipment for the facility!"
-Lindsay Goodman, Clinic Manager CATZ Physical Therapy




"Instant gratification is a big selling-point for treating BPPV."




"I went to a course on vestibular rehabilitation but the laboratory was so fast that I never felt comfortable treating patients with vertigo.  After using this DVD, I am now confidently treating positional vertigo and getting tremendous results…"
 

Proven 95% Effective Treatment of Positional Vertigo

Would you like to treat and cure positional vertigo in one visit?

Why is this DVD the most important tool I can buy for my practice?

Science behind the treatment | What does this product include?

How will this expand my practice? | Who can perform this treatment?

How quickly can I apply my new knowledge? | Bonuses


Why is this DVD the most important tool I can buy for my practice?

Bridget Clark PT, MSPT, DPT has been practicing physical therapy and treating patients with vertigo for eight years.  After completing her doctorate studies at Arcadia University (ranked nationally in the top ten for PT programs), she began to see a pattern in vestibular treatment. For years, clinics, medical practitioners, chiropractors, and fellow therapists would invite her to instruct their staff how to treat patients with vertigo.  She would provide lectures, laboratory sessions and patient demonstrations on vestibular therapy.  However,  the practitioners were slow if ever to take on patients with vertigo.

Dr. Clark, an expert in positional vertigo who recently received national attention for the treatment of vertigo in the Austin American Statesman, was determined to identify the problem. When she questioned the therapists, it was clear they understood the concepts and evaluation techniques.  When she asked about actually treating the patients, the response was always similar, "I don't feel comfortable identifying the nystagmus."  It all began to make sense.

Identifying the nystagmus (rapid eye movements) is essential to determining what canal is affected and then providing the correct treatment.  However, in most cases, the nystagmus happens so quickly that it is difficult to identify the direction of the fast phase, especially as a newcomer to the treatment.  When you think about it, it makes perfect sense. When a clinician goes to a course to learn a new technique, typically, they return home and try it on every willing family member.  It's easy to practice a new soft tissue technique or joint manipulation since just about every person has some degree of dysfunction however it's not as easy or available to practice identifying positional vertigo. Even with patient demonstrations, the nystagmus occurred so quickly that the students weren't able to observe what was happening. 

The solution; a clinical tool linking the treatments with the nystagmus.  Dr. Clark, in conjunction with 360 Balance Diagnostics and Therapy, a leading clinic focused on treatment of vertigo, dizziness and balance, developed an excellent teaching method.  By using clinical videos as well as computer animation, they were able to clearly illustrate the direction and rotation of the nystagmus for each type of BPPV.  This is something you can't get from books or lectures.  Once you become comfortable with identifying the nystagmus, treatment is straightforward and with just a little practice, easy to deliver.

Treating BPPV DVD is the most important tool you can buy for your clinic because there is no other product you can purchase that can expand your practice so easily. There's no additional equipment required.  The content and application of Treating BPPV is unique from courses you attend because the goal is to identify the nystagmus, the essential component to treat BPPV.


Science behind the treatment

Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is a condition in the inner ear caused by the misplacement of calcium carbonate debris (otoconia) in the semicircular canals. Common symptoms of BPPV include short lasting vertigo that occurs when the person looks up, bend forward or rolls over in bed. The vertigo usually has a slight delay at onset and lasts less than 1 minute. A patient with BPPV may also experience nausea and imbalance. 

BPPV can occur spontaneously, after a head injury or after an inner ear infection such as labrynthitis.

There is no other treatment that you can provide that can come close to the success rate of canal repositioning.

There are two types of BPPV. The first and more common type, canalithiasis, is due to free floating otoconia in the semicircular canals. In this case the vertigo will only last a few seconds. The second type is called cupulolithiasis and occurs when the otoconia is adhered to the cupula within the semicircular canal. Patients with this condition will have longer lasting vertigo. Both conditions can be treated successfully without any additional equipment, medication or staff. 

The vertigo experienced in both conditions is associated to the nystagmus (a rapid eye movement defined by the fast phase of movement) produced in the eye as a result of the particle moving in the semicircular canal. The direction of the nystagmus lets the clinician know which canal is affected. Once the canal is identified, the patient is treated with a simple repositioning maneuver to remove the debris from the canal. These maneuvers have been clinically proven to be up to 95% effective in only 1-2 visits (Epley 92, 96, Herdman et al 93, Weider et al 94, Welling et al 94, Fung et al 96). Please visit our reference page for further information.


What does this product include?

Included on the instructional DVD:

Because of its proven effectiveness, no clinician should consider any other treatment for BPPV until canal repositioning is attempted.

How will this expand my practice?

Vertigo is one of the most common reasons for a doctor's visit, accounting for more than 8 million visits per year. In the past, patients with positional vertigo were told there was no cure or treatment for their condition. Now there is a very safe and extremely effective (clinically proven) treatment that requires no medication and can be performed in a matter of minutes.

In a healthcare environment that is flooded with patients seeking holistic and immediate cures, treating patients with positional vertigo is an excellent means of reaching a new population of patients. Also in an environment that requires the clinician to see more and more patients per day, this is a straightforward condition with a quick cure.

Your referral sources will love it! Often they are searching for someone to send patients with vertigo to.

You are probably already seeing patients with vertigo in your clinics whether you know it or not. Positional vertigo can occur after car accident or any head trauma and many people are living with this without knowing there is a simple cure out there.  Most clinicians refer out these patients resulting in lost visits and revenue.  Not only have you lost those visits but because 50% of patients with BPPV will have it multiple times in their lives, you also miss future visits from a loyal patient. (If you cure their positional vertigo, your patient will be loyal.)  Once word gets out that you can treat positional vertigo effectively, you can expect an increase in patient referrals.  Marketing becomes easier as you set yourself apart from other practitioners.  

Who can provide this treatment?

This DVD is produced with the intention of supplementing a practitioners knowledge. Most of this information was not available in medical training 15 years ago and has continued to evolve over the last decade.  The information is presented in a manner to fit into your current practice. All information provided is backed by clinical studies, anatomical research and clinical practice. 

Practitioners qualified to perform canal repositioning include: Medical doctors, Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine, Physicians of different specialities who treat vertigo including neurologists, neurotologic specialists, neuro-ophthalmology, otolaryngology, head and neck surgeons, ophthalmology, ENT specialists, Audiologists, Doctors of Chiropractic, Naturopathic Doctors, Physical Therapists, Physician Assistants, Occupational Therapists, and Certified Nurse Practitioners.  

How quickly can I apply this knowledge?

The treatment of BPPV is presented in the simplest format possible allowing you to immediately start using this knowledge in clinical practice. Included with the DVD are clinical cards that you can use as a reference in practice. Dr. Clark's DVD has a detailed menu and since most PCs and laptops now play DVDs you can also keep the DVD at the clinic for quick reference.

The two most challenging aspects of treating BPPV is identifying the direction of the nystagmus and performing the techniques properly. Herdman et al (1993) found that performing the canal repositioning technique improperly can result in 50% less effective results. This program enables you to become
comfortable and confident with the maneuvers before you treat the patients.

The advantage of this DVD is it is specific to BPPV, the most common cause of vertigo. You can spend 60 minutes watching the DVD in your home, avoid spending days at a continuing education course and the next day , apply the knowledge.

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