Vestibular Health

📢 World of Acoustic Neuroma Symposium 2026
🎉 Our signature educational event is back in Toronto!
Once again, proudly presented by University Health Network – Krembil Brain Institute.

🗓 Saturday, May 9, 2026
📍 University of Toronto Faculty Club, Toronto

Newly diagnosed? Years into your journey? Caregiver? Healthcare professional? This day is for you!

Stay tuned for more info and registration details!

Veuillez noter : le Symposium World of Acoustic Neuroma 2026 se déroulera en anglais.

🎉 Notre événement éducatif signature revient à Toronto !
Fièrement présenté par l'University Health Network – Krembil Brain Institute.

🗓 Samedi 9 mai 2026
📍 University of Toronto Faculty Club, Toronto

Nouvellement diagnostiqué·e ? À différentes étapes de votre parcours ? Proche aidant·e ? Professionnel·le de la santé ? Cette journée est pour vous !

Restez à l’affût pour plus d’informations et les détails d’inscription !

Dizziness is the second most common symptom after a concussion, and it can be very disabling. Dizziness and imbalance are often related to the vestibular system - which is a complex system involving the inner ear and the brain. Join Shaleen Sulway and Elizabeth Crawford for the Canadian Concussion Centre webinar on October 28 6-7pm EST. We will explore common causes of dizziness after a concussion and look at ways we assess this symptom and how we can target treatments. If inner ear problems are left untreated, they can lead to more persistent dizziness and visual symptoms. Regardless of where you are in your concussion journey - there is hope when it comes to dizziness.

Registration is free: https://events.myconferencesuite.com/Canadian_Concussion_Centre_Webinar_Series/reg/form/edit