08/21/2026
Not all dizziness is the same, and understanding the difference can transform patient care.
Join Bernard Tonks, one of Canada's leading experts in vestibular rehabilitation, for a hands-on clinical workshop focused on concussion, dizziness, and the vestibular system.
Designed for clinicians who manage patients with persistent post-concussion symptoms, vestibular dysfunction and cervicogenic dizziness. This interactive session will help you confidently assess and differentiate vestibular, visual, and cervicogenic contributors to dizziness and imbalance.
Through live demonstrations, guided partner practice, and real-world case discussions, you'll gain practical skills you can apply immediately in your practice.
You'll learn how to:
- Differentiate vestibular, visual, and cervicogenic causes of dizziness
- Perform practical vestibular and cervicogenic assessments
- Apply evidence-informed rehabilitation strategies
- Build a systematic approach to managing persistent post-concussion symptoms
Whether you regularly treat concussion patients or want to build confidence managing complex dizziness cases, this workshop will provide practical, evidence-informed tools to improve patient outcomes.
If you're interested in treating injured workers with concussion and vestibular injuries under WorkSafeBC, this program is designed to support the vestibular training component of the requirements.
Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre
October 24–25, 2026