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Vestibular Rehabilitation Course

Millard Health

Edmonton AB or Online Fri, Sept. 18–Sun, Sept. 20 (in-person and livestream options are available)

About This Opportunity

Millard Health is pleased to partner with Bernard Tonks to deliver this practical, evidence-based vestibular rehabilitation training for healthcare professionals who support patients with dizziness, vertigo and balance disorders.

The training is especially valuable for clinicians working with patients, including injured workers, as timely and accurate diagnosis and effective management of vestibular conditions can significantly affect recovery, functional outcomes and return-to-work planning. The course is open to all healthcare disciplines and is applicable across all practice settings.

Introductory vestibular rehabilitation course
Assessment and treatment of common vestibular disorders including benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, and unilateral and bilateral vestibular loss. Includes oculomotor testing, balance and gait assessment, differential diagnosis, concussion-related dizziness, case studies, videos and hands-on practice.

Advanced vestibular rehabilitation course
Designed for clinicians with prior vestibular training. Focus on refinement of skills, complex and central causes of dizziness (e.g., migraine-associated vertigo, superior canal dehiscence, cervicogenic dizziness), concussion management, video review and clinical case discussion.

All sessions run from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Combined course (introductory and advanced): Friday, Sep. 18 – Sunday, Sep. 20, 2026 (three days, in-person only, $825)

Introductory course: Friday, Sep. 18 – Saturday, Sep. 19, 2026 (two days, in-person ($550) or livestream ($465))

Advanced course (stand‑alone): Sunday, Sep. 20, 2026 (one day, in-person only, $325)

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