Dizziness is a common problem which can be surprisingly debilitating and life-altering. However, there exists a large skills gap that prevents patients from being correctly diagnosed and successfully treated. Therefore, there is an urgent need for front line clinicians to equip themselves with the skills needed to identify and treat common vestibular disorders.

This is where DizzyCare Academy comes in.

What we offer

In-person and online courses on important vestibular topics

Here at DizzyCare Academy, we provide a range of vestibular rehabilitation therapy courses and materials from introductory to advanced levels. Our training can be taken online, attended at our site, consumed in a hybrid fashion, or even delivered in-house at your site.

Online Course - Introduction to VRT for the Beginners: Assessment, Diagnosis & Treatment of Vertigo

A well balanced evidence based course. The most common vestibular conditions such as BPPV, labyrinthitis & vestibular neuritis and central condition such as Posterior Circulation Stroke are covered. You will have access to the course contents for 12 months and a forum to have discussions with peers and the tutor.

In-person Courses

We deliver a number of courses at the DizzyCare Clinic. These are the Enhanced VRT Part 1: Introduction to VRT for the Beginners: Assessment, Diagnosis & Treatment of Vertigo, Enhanced VRT Part 2: BPPV - Common & Atypical Variants and Vestibular Hypofunction, and Enhanced VRT Part 3: Complex Vestibular Disorders - Vestibular Migraine & PPPD.

In-house Course - Enhanced VRT Course Part 1 & Part 2

This 2-part evidence-based enhanced course is designed for frontline clinicians such as physiotherapists, audiologists, OTs, ENT-Registrars/Specialists , Nurse Practitioners, Advanced ClinicalPractitioners and doctors etc. The primary aim of this intense course is to help front line clinicians gain assessment and therapeutic skills in managing patients with dizziness across a range of clinical settings (acute, primary care, secondary care, community and outpatient).

Our Reviews

Giorgia

Queen Elizabeth Hospital - London, March 2024

I really enjoyed the vestibular training course and its relevance to my clinical practice. I believe the NHS service users would greatly benefit from more healthcare practitioners being competent and confident in vestibular assessment and treatment. This course made me consider specializing in this field and surely triggered my curiosity to expand and deepen my knowledge. Great introductory course for clinicians that don’t have a strong foundation on the topic. I liked the delivery, it was clean and interactive – I particularly found helpful the practical/ hands on time and producing our own flow chart to reorganize the complex information just received to help internalize it and improve my confidence.

Jack

Queen Elizabeth Hospital - London, March 2024

The enhanced DVRT course was very well delivered and very informative throughout. There was a good balance between practical and theory.

Jaya

Queen Elizabeth Hospital - London, March 2024

Rationalized approach, well presented course material. Unique teaching style. Professional ethics well maintained.

Tsitsi

Queen Elizabeth Hospital - London, March 2024

Brilliant course. Grateful to learn and know that something can be done to address dizziness in patients ... exposure to patients experiencing dizziness previously left me helpless and in despair as I couldn't help these patients. Now I am excited to practise and then hopefully help the next patient I meet experiencing dizziness.

Meet the Instructor

Samy is the founder and director of DizzyCare Clinic Ltd. He gained a bachelor's in Physiotherapy from Madras Medical College and a Master's in Physiotherapy with a specialism in Advanced Neurology from MGR Medical University. After moving to the UK with his family in 2004, Samy has worked as a physio for the NHS for several years. In 2012, he founded the DizzyCare Clinic, a physiotherapy clinic which specialises in vestibular rehabilitation. Around the same time, he realised that there was a lack of widespread expertise on the subject, and so he decided to start teaching vestibular rehabilitation CPD courses across the country. Today, Samy is continually educating healthcare professionals, carrying out in-person training at the clinic, at his courses around the country, and at in-house sessions organised by hospitals, as well as by providing training via his online resources.

Interested?

Visit our main site to learn more about the specifics of each course, read more reviews, view upcoming course dates, and for bookings. You can also visit our site to find out more about the DizzyCare Clinic.