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Our blog is a resource for clinicians, patients, and anyone interested in advancing rehabilitation. Explore expert insights, practical guides, and the latest research on brain health, movement, and recovery, all designed to support better outcomes and clearer progress.
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Vestibular Rehabilitation in Multiple Sclerosis...
A 2026 systematic review and meta-analysis suggests vestibular physiotherapy can improve dizziness-related outcomes in multiple sclerosis, but substantial heterogeneity calls for careful interpretation.
Vestibular Rehabilitation in Multiple Sclerosis...
A 2026 systematic review and meta-analysis suggests vestibular physiotherapy can improve dizziness-related outcomes in multiple sclerosis, but substantial heterogeneity calls for careful interpretation.
How Much Vestibular Rehabilitation Is Enough Af...
The T-REV randomised trial tested exercise intensity and frequency after mild traumatic brain injury, with useful lessons about progression, adherence and individualisation.
How Much Vestibular Rehabilitation Is Enough Af...
The T-REV randomised trial tested exercise intensity and frequency after mild traumatic brain injury, with useful lessons about progression, adherence and individualisation.
Motor Imagery and Cervical Proprioception Train...
A small randomised trial suggests that adding kinesthetic and visual motor imagery with biofeedback may improve cervical position sense and balance in mechanical neck pain.
Motor Imagery and Cervical Proprioception Train...
A small randomised trial suggests that adding kinesthetic and visual motor imagery with biofeedback may improve cervical position sense and balance in mechanical neck pain.
When Dizziness and Neck Dysfunction Coexist: Wh...
New observational research in peripheral vestibulopathy shows why cervical symptoms, joint position sense and balance deserve consideration alongside vestibular findings.
When Dizziness and Neck Dysfunction Coexist: Wh...
New observational research in peripheral vestibulopathy shows why cervical symptoms, joint position sense and balance deserve consideration alongside vestibular findings.
Head Repositioning Accuracy After Concussion: W...
A 2026 prospective study raises an important question: could residual head repositioning deficits after concussion help identify athletes who need more targeted rehabilitation before return to sport?
Head Repositioning Accuracy After Concussion: W...
A 2026 prospective study raises an important question: could residual head repositioning deficits after concussion help identify athletes who need more targeted rehabilitation before return to sport?
Cervical proprioception rehabilitation: exercis...
An elevated Joint Position Error (JPE) result indicates reduced head-repositioning accuracy under the conditions tested. It should be interpreted alongside symptoms, cervical examination, balance, vestibular and oculomotor findings and functional...
Cervical proprioception rehabilitation: exercis...
An elevated Joint Position Error (JPE) result indicates reduced head-repositioning accuracy under the conditions tested. It should be interpreted alongside symptoms, cervical examination, balance, vestibular and oculomotor findings and functional...