Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy

7 Hours CE/CPD | Online Course with Dr. Elizabeth Wagner, DPT

Vestibular disorders can have a profound effect on balance, coordination, spatial orientation, confidence, and day-to-day function. For rehabilitation professionals, understanding the vestibular system is an important part of supporting clients who present with dizziness, imbalance, vertigo, or movement-related symptoms.

Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy introduces the anatomy, physiology, assessment principles, and treatment strategies used in vestibular rehabilitation, with clear instruction from Dr. Elizabeth Wagner, Doctor of Physical Therapy.

Presented in a practical and accessible format, this course helps practitioners better understand common vestibular disorders and the clinical reasoning required to support appropriate assessment, treatment planning, and therapeutic exercise prescription.

Course Overview

Across this 7-hour CE/CPD course, participants will explore the structure and function of the vestibular system, its role in balance and spatial orientation, and the clinical implications of common vestibular conditions.

The course includes in-depth video lectures and demonstrations by Dr. Elizabeth Wagner, guiding participants through key concepts in vestibular rehabilitation, including assessment protocols, treatment modalities, exercise prescription, and practical clinical scenarios.

Participants will gain a stronger foundation in the recognition and management of vestibular presentations such as benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, vestibular neuritis, balance disturbance, and related functional challenges.

Supported by a fully illustrated course workbook, lesson quizzes, online examination, and certificate of completion, this program provides a structured learning experience for professionals who want to sharpen their skills in vestibular rehabilitation.

What You Will Learn

Topic Focus Vestibular Anatomy & Physiology Understanding the vestibular system and its role in balance, coordination, and spatial orientation Common Vestibular Disorders Exploring conditions such as BPPV, vestibular neuritis, dizziness, vertigo, and balance disturbance Assessment Protocols Learning structured evaluation principles to support better diagnosis, clinical reasoning, and treatment planning Treatment Modalities Understanding therapeutic interventions and exercise prescriptions tailored to vestibular presentations Case Studies & Practical Scenarios Applying vestibular rehabilitation principles through real-life clinical examples and problem-solving

Course Content

The course combines vestibular anatomy education, disorder-specific learning, assessment protocols, treatment planning, therapeutic exercise concepts, demonstrations, and practical case-based teaching.

Module Focus Introduction to the Vestibular System Anatomy, physiology, balance control, and the vestibular system’s role in spatial orientation Common Vestibular Conditions BPPV, vestibular neuritis, dizziness, vertigo, imbalance, and related clinical presentations Assessment & Evaluation Vestibular screening concepts, evaluation strategies, and clinical reasoning for treatment planning Treatment Techniques & Exercise Prescription Therapeutic interventions, rehabilitation exercises, progression, and individualised treatment considerations Case Studies & Clinical Application Practical scenarios that develop problem-solving skills and confidence in vestibular rehabilitation practice

Who This Course Is For

This course is suitable for rehabilitation professionals, massage therapists, manual therapists, physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, physiotherapists, chiropractors, occupational therapists, occupational therapy assistants, athletic trainers, exercise professionals, fitness professionals, audiologists, and other healthcare professionals interested in vestibular rehabilitation.

It is appropriate for professionals seeking a solid foundation in vestibular therapy as well as experienced practitioners looking to strengthen their understanding of assessment, treatment planning, and therapeutic exercise strategies for vestibular presentations.

About Dr. Elizabeth Wagner

Dr. Elizabeth Wagner, Doctor of Physical Therapy, is a Hawaii-based clinician and educator with extensive clinical experience in vestibular rehabilitation.

Through her work, Dr. Wagner has helped many patients regain balance, coordination, movement confidence, and functional independence following vestibular challenges.

Her approach combines practical clinical experience with evidence-informed rehabilitation strategies, helping practitioners understand how vestibular therapy can be applied safely and effectively in professional practice.

Known for her clear and engaging teaching style, Dr. Wagner brings complex vestibular concepts into an accessible format for healthcare and rehabilitation professionals.

Included With This Course

Included Details Video Lectures & Demonstrations In-depth vestibular rehabilitation instruction presented by Dr. Elizabeth Wagner, DPT Illustrated Course Workbook Comprehensive workbook supporting vestibular anatomy, assessment, treatment, and clinical application Companion Course Structured lessons reinforcing assessment, treatment reasoning, and rehabilitation principles Lesson Quizzes Knowledge checks designed to reinforce learning throughout the course Online Exam Assessment included for course completion Certificate 7 Hours CE/CPD following successful completion Lifetime Access Study at your own pace and revisit the material whenever required

CE Finder

This course has been approved for continuing education by professional boards and associations. Scroll through the list to find your board or association.

Course: Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy
Approvals Listed: 38
CE Broker Provider: #20-1343890 Approvals in alphabetical order Alaska Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians (ACBSP) Approved Hours: 4 Arizona Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 Arkansas Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 Board of Certification for the Athletic Trainer (BOC) Approved Hours: 4 Canadian Athletic Trainers Association (CATA) Approved Hours: 1.6 Canadian Massage & Manual Osteopathic Therapists Association (CMMOTA) Approved Hours: 7 CEU/CPD Self-Cert Approved Hours: 4 Connecticut Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 Florida Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 Georgia Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 Hawaii Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 Idaho Physical Therapy Licensure Board Approved Hours: 7 Indiana Professional Licensing Agency Physical Therapy Committee Approved Hours: 7 Iowa Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 Kansas Board of Healing Arts (Physical Therapy) Approved Hours: 7 Maine Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 Massachusetts Board of Allied Health Professions (Physical Therapy) Approved Hours: 7 Michigan Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 Mississippi Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 Missouri Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 Montana Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 National Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA) Approved Hours: 4 Nebraska Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 North Carolina Board of Physical Therapy Examiners Approved Hours: 7 North Dakota Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 Oregon Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 Pennsylvania Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 Rhode Island Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 South Carolina Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 South Dakota Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 Tennessee Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 Texas Board of Physical Therapy (TPTA/TBPTE) Approved Hours: 7 Utah Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 Vermont Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 Virginia Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7 Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services (Athletic Training) Approved Hours: 4 Wyoming Board of Physical Therapy Approved Hours: 7

Approval requirements can change. Please confirm acceptance with your own board, association, employer, or regulatory authority before registration.