In this episode of the Atlas of Chiropractic podcast, Dr. John Stenberg and Dr. Cameron Bearder engage with Dr. Harrison Vaughan, a physical therapist specializing in cervical dizziness.

Resources:

Cervical Dizziness on Instagram

How to Diagnose Cervical Dizziness Book

How to Treat Cervical Dizziness Book

Online Courses

Takeaways

• Cervical dizziness is poorly understood in musculoskeletal pain science.

• Interdisciplinary collaboration is crucial for effective treatment.

• The neck is often overlooked in physical therapy education.

• A comprehensive approach considers multiple factors in dizziness.

• Understanding the optimal sequence in treatment is essential.

• Single entity diagnoses can be misleading; consider double entity.

• Differential diagnosis is key to effective treatment.

• Patient questionnaires are vital for accurate assessment.

• Education on the neck's role in dizziness is lacking.

• Healthcare providers must be open to various treatment modalities. Clinical diagnosis has evolved significantly over the years.

• Dizziness is often a diagnosis of exclusion, requiring careful consideration of other conditions.

• Technology plays a crucial role in enhancing patient care and education.

• Motion guidance technology helps in analyzing neck movements effectively.

• Physical therapy practices are evolving to include specialized treatment centers.

• Patients are becoming more informed and proactive in their healthcare decisions.

• Understanding cervicogenic dizziness requires a comprehensive approach.

• The integration of technology can improve treatment outcomes for patients.

• There is a growing concern about the impact of technology on sensory experiences.

• Ongoing education and discussion about these topics are essential for future advancements. Cairo is guilty of perpetuating ineffective treatments.

• Historical context shows a shift in understanding neck pain.

• Imaging can provide crucial insights into neck issues.

• Collaboration among PTs, OTs, and chiropractors is essential.

• SNAG techniques are effective for neck treatment.

• Understanding the sensory experience of the spine is vital.

• Listening to patients is key to effective treatment.

• The future of neck care involves integrated approaches.

• Specificity in treatment can lead to better outcomes.

• Continuous learning is crucial for practitioners.