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The chair’s message summarizes key outcomes from the Combined Sections Meeting in Chicago, including presentations on visually complex stimuli and “visual vertigo,” plus SIG business meeting activities and raffle prizes. It also outlines ongoing SIG initiatives such as advanced vestibular education, website improvements, patient and physician fact sheets, social media, podcasts, reimbursement support, and monthly “dizzy pub” references.","Vestibular SIG Newsletter Spring/ Summer 2012  \nVestibular Rehabilitation SIG  \nAmerican Physical Therapy Association/Neurology Section  \n~~ In this Issue: ~~  \n1. Message from the Chair  \n2. Recap ofCSM 2012: “My Clinical Take-aways”  \n3. Call for Newsletter Article Writers  \n4. Congratulations!  \n5. Call for Nominations, Spring 2013  \n6. SIG Business Meeting Give aways: Thank You!  \nMessage from the Chair  \nSusan L. Whitney, PT, PhD, NCS, ATC, FAPTA  \nVestibular SIG Chair  \nIt was a pleasure to see so many people at CSM in Chicago. As part of the Neurology Section, your volunteers worked hard to bring you nationally and internationally recognized faculty. Dr. Marousa Pavlou from the United Kingdom, Kings College, presented at our Vestibular SIG meeting and also presented a 2-­‐hour session. Her area of expertise is in providing visually complex stimuli to persons with uncompensated peripheral vestibular dysfunction. Dr. Pavlou provided her insights and also introduced the group to her ongoing work in the area of “visual vertigo”.  \nThe Vestibular SIG meeting was wrapped into the programming, as required by the CSM programming committee. We held a short business meeting and raffle of prizes. People took home DVDs, CDs, books, and one lucky person took home MicroMedical video goggles.  \nAt present, the SIG continues to work on ongoing efforts including: the advanced vestibular course, the betterment of the website, the fact sheets for patients and physicians, our Facebook page, the podcasts, working on helping people with reimbursement issues, the abstract of the week, and the dizzy pub references that are published once a month. There are over 45 volunteers working to move the Vestibular SIG forward.  \nVestibular Rehabilitation SIG Officers:  \nChair  \nVice Chair  \nSecretary  \nNominating Committee  \nNewsletter  \nEditors:  \nSIG Practice  \nLiaison: Web Master:  \nPodcast Coordinator: Social Media Coordinator: Abstract of the week:  \nSusan L. Whitney, PT, PhD, DPT, NCS, ATC, FAPTA [whitney@pitt.edu](whitney@pitt.edu)  \nAnne Galgon, PT, PhD, NCS[tud18207@temple.edu](tud18207@temple.edu)  \nJanene Holmberg, PT, DPT, NCS  \n[Janene.holmberg@imail.org](Janene.holmberg@imail.org)  \nMelissa Bloom, PT, DPT, NCS[msbloom@gmail.com](msbloom@gmail.com)  \nJennifer Nash PT, DPT, NCS [JenN@nomorevertigo.com](JenN@nomorevertigo.com)[ ](JenN@nomorevertigo.com)[Lisa Heusel-Gillig](Lisa Heusel-Gillig), PT, DPT, NCS  \n[Lisa.Heusel-Gillig@emoryhealthcare.org](Lisa.Heusel-Gillig@emoryhealthcare.org)[ ](Lisa.Heusel-Gillig@emoryhealthcare.org)Elizabeth Grace Georgelos, PT, NCS [elizabeth.grace@uphs.upenn.edu](elizabeth.grace@uphs.upenn.edu)[ ](elizabeth.grace@uphs.upenn.edu)Jeffrey Hoder, PT, DPT, NCS[Jhoder@emory.edu](Jhoder@emory.edu)  \nCol. Kim Gottshall, PT, Ph. D  \n[Kim.gottshall@med.navy.mil](Kim.gottshall@med.navy.mil)[ ](Kim.gottshall@med.navy.mil)Laura Morris, PT, NCS[ptforbalance@gmail.com](ptforbalance@gmail.com)  \nRachel Trommelen, PT, DPT, NCS[rtromm@lsuhsc.edu](rtromm@lsuhsc.edu)  \nApril Hodge, PT  \napri[llax@yahoo.com](llax@yahoo.com)  \nBecky Olson-Kellogg, PT, DPT, GCS; Marc Broberg, MS, PT; Sara Oxborough, MS, PT; Mike Studer, PT, MHS, NCS; Brady Whetten, PT, DPT  \n(Continued on page 9)  \nFor more information go to: [http://www.neuropt.org/go/special-interest](http://www.neuropt.org/go/special-interest)groups/vestibular-rehabilitation  \nVestibular SIG Newsletter Spring/ Summer 2012  \nCombined Sections Meeting 2012  \nVestibular SIG Programming Review:  \nMy Clinical Take-Aways: VESTIBULAR IMBALANCE HIGH TECH  \nGADGET SHOWCASE  \nby Wendy Webb Schoenewald, PT, OCS  \nBalance/Falls and Vestibular SIGs: Vestibular and Balance  \nHi-Tech Gadget Show Case: Are we critically appraising technology?  \nSpeakers: Anne K. 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