Free live webinar for clinicians

Get known for vestibular and concussion care

You have the training. Now make sure patients, physicians, and other clinicians know it. One practical hour on positioning, marketing yourself, and building referrals so the right cases find you.

Wednesday, November 18, 2026 · 7:00 to 8:00 pm ET · Live on Zoom · Free

Sonia Vovan fitting infrared video goggles during a vestibular course demonstration

The visibility problem

You’re trained. So why aren’t these patients finding you?

Many clinicians finish their vestibular and concussion courses, then wait for a caseload that never quite arrives. Patients don’t know to look for you, and referral sources can’t send people to someone they haven’t heard of. “I treat dizziness” doesn’t tell anyone who you help, when to come to you, or why. Getting known is a skill, and you can build it on purpose.

Clinician practising a supine assessment with a colleague

What we’ll cover

From skilled to sought out

No gimmicks and no paid ad playbook. A practical framework for marketing yourself to patients and referral sources, so you become the name people think of for dizziness and concussion.

01

Position yourself

Define who you help and say it in words patients and referrers remember.

02

Market directly to patients

Your website, Google Business Profile, and social content, built around what dizzy and concussed patients search for.

03

Build your referral network

Physicians, nurse practitioners, optometrists, audiologists, coaches, schools, and other clinicians. Who sends what, and why.

04

Earn credibility

Show your clinical reasoning and scope clearly, without overselling.

05

Turn one patient into many

Reports, follow-up, and patient experience that lead to repeat referrals and word of mouth.

06

Market within the rules

Promoting your services within your regulatory body’s advertising standards, wherever you practise.

Clinicians practising hands-on skills in a course workshop
A group of clinicians at a vestibular workshop

Who it’s for

For clinicians who provide vestibular and concussion rehab

Whether you are adding vestibular and concussion care to a general caseload or want it to become the core of your practice. Clinicians in Ontario, across Canada, and in the US are welcome.

PhysiotherapistsOccupational therapistsAthletic therapistsChiropractorsClinic owners
Sonia Vovan wearing infrared vestibular assessment goggles

Your host

Sonia Vovan

PT, BHSc, MScPT · PhD Candidate · 11,000+ Instagram followers

I’m a physiotherapist and vestibular therapist with more than 13 years focused on vestibular rehabilitation and concussion management. I teach clinicians through The Dizzy Brain Course and the University of Toronto MScPT program, and I’m completing my PhD at York University. I’ve grown my Instagram, @allinyourheadpt, to more than 11,000 followers by teaching about concussion and dizziness, and in this webinar I share how I approach marketing my practice so the right patients and referral sources find me.

The details

Everything you need to know

DateWednesday, November 18, 2026One hour, live, with Q&A
Time7:00 to 8:00 pm ET6:00 pm CT · 5:00 pm MT · 4:00 pm PT
WhereLive on ZoomZoom link sent by email after you register
WhoClinicians in vestibular and concussion rehabCanada and US welcome
CostFreeRegistration required. Not recorded, so join live
Clinician holding a target to assess a colleague’s eye movements

Get known for the cases you trained for

One free hour on Wednesday, November 18. Register now and your Zoom link will arrive by email. The session won’t be recorded, so join live and bring your questions.

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Free · Live on Zoom · Wednesday, November 18 at 7:00 pm ET