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How a biopsychosocial approach can help improve outcomes for people with dizziness Dr. Yonit Arthur, AuD, CCC-A, Board-Certified Audiologist & Coach Your cheeks flush. Your hands get cold and your palms start to sweat. You

Headache on the Hill Recently, VeDA Board Member Darcy Bonjour advocated for others when she participated in the Headache on the Hill event. Headache on the Hill (HOH) is the most influential day of the

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Encuentro de Salud Vestibular: Experiencias de Médicos y Pacientes Encuentro de Salud Vestibular: Experiencias de Médicos y Pacientes es un evento virtual de dos días que le brinda entrevistas con expertos vestibulares y un panel

By Wendy Holliday Bledsoe and the Vestibular Disorders Association One day in 2016 Melinda woke with a stiff neck. She’d been painting a ceiling the day before and thought that she’d recover quickly as she’d

New Research Below is a summary of a recent study into Mal de débarquement syndrome (MdDS) and how to reduce symptoms for people with this condition. Symptom Reduction in MdDS with Attenuation of the Velocity

Mal de Debarquement syndrome (MdDS) is a rare type of vestibular disorder characterized by a feeling of constant movement in the absence of motion. Movement can be experienced in the form of rocking, swaying, bobbing,

December 17, 2019 I stepped onto a cruise ship in Portugal to sail across the Atlantic. On December 27, following ten days of rough seas I stepped onto the docks in Miami. I didn’t know

How to Choose a Vestibular Specialist? Finding a qualified vestibular specialist who can provide an accurate diagnosis and effective treatment is no small task. In fact, it will likely take a whole team of providers

What is the placebo effect? First described in the early 1900s, the placebo effect is defined by Oxford Languages as a beneficial effect produced by an inactive drug or treatment that cannot be attributed to

By Karen R Mizrach A frustrating aspect of vestibular disorders is the tendency for recovery to move in an up and down pattern rather than a straight upward path. We work hard to take care

There’s an app for that. Mobile apps focused on health and fitness help users track their physical activity, monitor their diet, set fitness goals, and access workout routines So what does an app designed for