Sensing Future Technologies

Balance assessment can seem complex, involving multiple sensory systems, motor responses, and postural control mechanisms. Yet clinicians often ask the same question:



Where should I start?



In this webinar, we will present a practical and clinically relevant framework for balance assessment using two essential posturography tests: mCTSIB (modified Clinical Test of Sensory Interaction on Balance) and LOS (Limits of Stability).



These assessments provide valuable insights into the sensory and motor components of balance, helping clinicians identify deficits, understand balance impairments, and support clinical decision-making across a wide range of patient populations.



Drawing on over 15 years of experience in balance assessment and biomechanics, we will demonstrate how these two tests can serve as an effective starting point for evaluating postural control and fall risk in everyday clinical practice.



What You Will Learn
How the visual, vestibular, and somatosensory systems contribute to balance.
What mCTSIB reveals about sensory integration and balance performance.
How LOS evaluates functional stability and weight-shifting ability.
How to interpret key findings from both assessments.
A practical framework for applying these tests in clinical practice.
Clinical applications in vestibular rehabilitation, neurology, geriatrics, concussion, and fall-risk assessment.
Who Should Attend?


Physiotherapists, vestibular therapists, rehabilitation professionals, researchers, and clinicians interested in improving their understanding of balance assessment and posturography.