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Functional Neurology Management of Concussion — Level 2
Persistent Concussion and Advanced Neurorehabilitation — the mastery level of the Carrick Institute's concussion program.
Earn a Credential
recognized across the United States and internationally.
Chiropractic Neurology Diplomate
legislative bodies and the American Chiropractic Association.
Estatblishes competency in neurology within chiropractic practice.
Functional Neurology Fellowship
College of Functional Neurology. Recognizes advanced training in
functional neurology assessment and rehabilitation applications.
By the end of this course, you'll be able to...
Recommended Prerequisites
Recommended Before Enrolling
Not required — but clinicians with this background get significantly more from the material.
Functional Neurology Management of Concussion LV1
Master comprehensive concussion evaluation using advanced functional neurology protocols for precise diagnosis and treatment planning.
You may enroll without completing these prereuquisites.
Assess to Treat
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Included Courses
The Entanglement of Neurological Hubs and Edges after Concussion
Autonomic/Physiologic Dysfunction After Concussion
The Cognitive Neuroscience of Concussion
Implications of Peripheral and Central Vestibular Dysfunction in Concussion
Alterations in Sensory-Motor Processing in Concussion
This part 2 module offers an in-depth look at the vestibular system's role in concussion-related dysfunction. From peripheral structures to central integration centers, clinicians will explore how vestibular decompensation contributes to post-concussive symptoms. The chapter covers key vestibular reflexes, pathologies, and their clinical presentations. Diagnostic tools—such as VNG, caloric irrigation, video head impulse testing, and rotary chair testing—are reviewed in detail, emphasizing their relevance in localizing vestibular dysfunction. Learners will also examine how vestibular issues intersect with concussion subtypes and influence rehabilitation strategies.
Quantifying Visual and Oculomotor Dysfunction in Concussion
Incorporating Autonomic and Vestibular Rehabilitation
This module explores the interplay between autonomic and vestibular dysfunctions in concussion and mild traumatic brain injury. Clinicians will learn assessment tools, pathophysiology, and targeted treatment strategies to restore balance, motion tolerance, and autonomic stability. Emphasis is placed on evidence-based approaches to optimize outcomes in patients with persistent post-concussive symptoms.
Sensory Integrative Therapies, Orthoptic Exercises, and Layering Cognitive Function Therapies
This module equips clinicians with integrative tools to support sensory, visual, and cognitive recovery following concussion. Participants will learn to identify sensory processing dysfunctions, implement orthoptic training to restore ocular motor function, and apply progressive cognitive rehabilitation strategies. The course emphasizes layering therapeutic modalities for optimal neuroplastic recovery in post-concussion care
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Everything in the program
305 Credit Hours
11 live courses + 2 self-paced · All content unlocked day one
Global Session Access
Attend any scheduled session at any location worldwide
On-Demand Access
36-month window · 1 month per 8 hours · Extensions available
Livestream Option
Real-time participation from anywhere for select sessions
36 Months Medline Access
Full research database access throughout the pathway
Board Exam Eligibility
Meets all requirements for DACNB and FACFN upon completion
Investment
The nervous system doesn't wait.
Your patients are looking for someone who understands it. Be that someone.