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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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Cyanotype artwork linking the eye, inner ear, cervical spine and balance horizon.

When Dizziness and Neck Dysfunction Coexist: Wh...

Richard Wheatley

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...

Richard Wheatley

New observational research in peripheral vestibulopathy shows why cervical symptoms, joint position sense and balance deserve consideration alongside vestibular findings.

Black, white and red collage showing three head positions returning towards a target.

Head Repositioning Accuracy After Concussion: W...

Richard Wheatley

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...

Richard Wheatley

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: exercises and protocols

Cervical proprioception rehabilitation: exercis...

Richard Wheatley

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...

Richard Wheatley

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 Range of Motion

Cervical range of motion normal values

Richard Wheatley

Active cervical range of motion (ROM) is useful for documenting impairment and change, but there is no single universal normal range for every adult. Results vary with age, measurement device,...

Cervical range of motion normal values

Richard Wheatley

Active cervical range of motion (ROM) is useful for documenting impairment and change, but there is no single universal normal range for every adult. Results vary with age, measurement device,...

The Cervical Joint Position Error Test: a clinical guide

The Cervical Joint Position Error Test: a clini...

Richard Wheatley

HeadX Clinical Insights | Assessment & Measurement The Cervical Joint Position Error (JPE) test is a commonly used clinical measure of head-repositioning accuracy. It can contribute to the assessment of...

The Cervical Joint Position Error Test: a clini...

Richard Wheatley

HeadX Clinical Insights | Assessment & Measurement The Cervical Joint Position Error (JPE) test is a commonly used clinical measure of head-repositioning accuracy. It can contribute to the assessment of...

From assessment to home programme: how Pratik Visaria uses HeadX Kross and Duo for vestibular rehabilitation at Woodside Clinic

From assessment to home programme: how Pratik V...

Richard Wheatley

At Woodside Clinic, vestibular rehabilitation patients leave their first appointment with something most clinics cannot offer: objective data about their own cervical function, a structured home exercise programme, and a...

From assessment to home programme: how Pratik V...

Richard Wheatley

At Woodside Clinic, vestibular rehabilitation patients leave their first appointment with something most clinics cannot offer: objective data about their own cervical function, a structured home exercise programme, and a...