If you’re seeing patients with dizziness who sound like BPPV but don’t follow the textbook (negative Dix-Hallpike, confusing nystagmus patterns, or no lasting change after an Epley or Semont), this 1-hour online course was created to provide a clear, repeatable framework to confidently recognize and manage atypical posterior canal BPPV. It’s evidence-based, includes a downloadable reference list, and gives you practical strategies you can apply immediately, including:

• A step-by-step clinical game plan for when findings don’t fit the classic pattern

• Video instructions showing how to perform the key assessment and treatment techniques

• 3 video-based case studies to highlight real-world presentations and decision-making

• An Atypical BPPV Quick Reference Chart for fast guidance during a busy clinic day

• A course certificate upon completion

• 24/7 lifetime access, so you can revisit the course anytime you need a refresher

This course helps you stop guessing, treat with confidence, and get better outcomes with this challenging patient population.