HOW TO ADD YOUR PRACTICE INFORMATION TO VEDA'S PUBLICATIONS
Your co-brandable publications can be downloaded as fillable PDFs. Download your copies and save them on your local drive, where you will edit them to add your information.
After downloading the article, you may co-brand your publications two ways:
- Add your contact information: Type your practice information into the text box in the upper right corner of the publication.
- Add your logo:
- If you have an account with Canva, you can add your logo using this graphics editor.
- If you have Adobe Reader Pro, open the "Edit" tab in Adobe Reader, choose "Add Image," and select your image file. We recommend placing it in the contact information box.
- You can download the pdf editor Wondershare PDFelement, open the document, and click "Add Image" in the upper left corner of the editor.
Please email [email protected] with any questions about these steps or about document use.
You are ready to distribute
You may distribute your co-branded publication either as printed or electronic copies.
NOTE: If you plan to distribute the publications electronically, save your co-branded copy as a new PDF so that patients will not be able to accidentally delete your contact information. If you have added an image signature, it will lock the PDF so that it will no longer be editable.
Anatomy
Vestibular Disorders: an Overview
Coping
Chronic Illness & Vulnerability
Cognitive Aspects of Vestibular Disorders
Counseling for Chronic Illness
Dentist’s Guide to the Dizzy Patient
Emotional Aspects of Vestibular Disorders
How to Deal with an Acute Vertigo Episode
“It's All in your Head” Addressing Stressors & Self Doubt
Job Hunting With A Vestibular Disorder
Managing Nausea, Vomiting and Poor Appetite
Observations on the Cognitive & Psychological Aspects
Proper Footwear for People with Gait Imbalance
Social Security Tips for Applying
Visually Induced Dizziness – “Supermarket Syndrome”
Diagnosis
Autoimmune Inner Ear Disorder (AIED)
Balance & Falls in the Older Adult
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
Bilateral Vestibular Hypofunction
Cerebellar Ataxia & Downbeat Nystagmus
Diagnostic Tests for Vestibular Disorders
Enlarged Vestibular Aqueduct Syndrome (EVAS)
Neurotoxic Central Vestibulopathy
Pediatric Vestibular Disorders Part 1
Pediatric Vestibular Disorders Parts 2
Pediatric Vestibular Disorders Parts 3
Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness (PPPD)
Secondary Endolymphatic Hydrops (SEH)
Vestibular Neuritis & Labyrinthitis
Symptoms
How do I know if I have a vestibular disorder?
Environmental Impacts on Vestibular Disorders
Treatment
Improving Balance with Tai Chi
Medications for Dizziness & Vertigo
What to Expect During Audiological Testing
Vision
Connection between Vision & Balance
How Light Sensitivity Affects Vestibular Disorders
Vision Challenges with Vestibular Disorders
Cataract Surgery for Vestibular Patients
1-Page Fliers
Cognitive Impacts of Vestibular Disorders
Diagnostic Tests for Vestibular Disorders
Vestibular Disorders: An Overview
The Connection Between Vision & Balance
Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy
Other
Vestibular Facts, Figures & Trivia
Dizziness & Balance Medical History Form
How to Choose a Vestibular Physical Therapist
Professional Member Badge
You can download and use the VeDA Professional Membership Badge in your email signature and on your website to show your affiliation with VeDA and involvement in the treatment of vestibular dysfunction.*
Professional Member Certificate
You can download a "Proud Member" certificate and customize it with your name and credentials. (Note: If you live in the United States, a certificate will be mailed to you.)
Brochures
In addition to the brandable materials linked to above, VeDA’s brochures are an excellent patient resource that provides an overview of vestibular disorders. You can order these high-quality printed materials at vestibular.org/brochures.
To print your own co-branded brochures, you can use this Co-brandable VeDA Brochure Template.
Contact us
For assistance, call us at (971) 229-0278, or email [email protected].
Thank you for all that you do to help the vestibular community.
*Please avoid using language in conjunction with your VeDA Professional Membership Badge or other cobranded content that may lead a patient or member of the public to believe that the services you provide are services of the Vestibular Disorders Association. An example of potentially misleading language includes "I am a VeDA provider."
**For guidelines on how VeDA resourcs can be used, please view out Permissions Guide
