Mild traumatic brain injury represents one of the most challenging presentations in contemporary neurological rehabilitation, with vestibular and oculomotor dysfunction frequently persisting long after initial injury resolution. Current rehabilitation approaches often fall short of addressing the complex interplay between central sensorimotor integration deficits and peripheral vestibular dysfunction that characterizes post-mTBI presentations.

This comprehensive course delivers a systematic scoping review of vestibular and oculomotor rehabilitation interventions specifically designed for mild traumatic brain injury recovery. You'll gain mastery over evidence-based rehabilitation protocols, advanced assessment techniques, and objective outcome measures that distinguish effective practitioners in this specialized field. The curriculum synthesizes current research on patient-reported outcomes, clinical improvements, and quantitative measures of sensorimotor integration recovery.

This course is designed for functional neurologists, chiropractors, physical therapists, and other clinicians seeking advanced competency in post-mTBI rehabilitation. Healthcare providers treating patients with persistent post-concussive symptoms, vestibular dysfunction, or oculomotor deficits will find this research-driven content invaluable for enhancing clinical outcomes and professional expertise.

Dr. Marissa Jones, a chiropractic neurologist with extensive experience in traumatic brain injury rehabilitation, guides you through this evidence-based analysis with the clinical insight and research rigor that defines Carrick Institute's commitment to advancing neurological healthcare through education.