Orthostatic Tremor Webinar

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Orthostatic Tremor Webinar

The Many Roles of the Cerebellum: Non-Tremor Symptoms in Orthostatic Tremor Validated and Explained

$57 USD Registration includes 2-Hour Live Webinar, Replay Video Access and a PDF copy of Dr. Sullivan's PowerPoint presentation

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A portion of your registration fee will go to a donation to this advocacy organization:

Orthostatic Tremor Research and Education Fund

You'll learn how fascinating the cerebellum truly is and gain an understanding of how OT affects more than just your ability to stand.

Webinar includes:

  • 2 hours of high-quality content offered by board certified neuropsychologist Dr. Karen D. Sullivan on Zoom from the comfort of your home
  • Current neuroscientific research that confirms Orthostatic Tremor (OT) is due to dysfunction in a part of the brain called the cerebellum
  • This webinar will provide a detailed summary on the current scientific thinking on the cerebellum and its non-motor functions including the latest research on the “cerebellar cognitive affective syndrome” and how OT likely affects cognition (word finding, speech and memory) and mood (increased irritability, anxiety, and depression).
  • Also includes research on the role of stress in worsening cerebellar disorders and the impact of the two most common medications for OT on cognition: Clonazepam and Gabapentin
  • Feel validated that what you experience beyond your motor symptoms is real
  • Live Q&A after the lecture with Dr. Sullivan
  • With purchase, you will receive a link to watch the webinar video replay as many times as you want and a PDF of Dr. Sullivan’s PowerPoint presentation for future reference.

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Dr. Karen D. Sullivan is the founder of Pinehurst Neuropsychology Brain & Memory Clinic and the I CARE FOR YOUR BRAIN education program.

Prior to this, she was an Assistant Professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s School of Medicine in the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Department, received her doctoral degree at Boston University and completed her internship and post-doctoral fellowship in Clinical Neuropsychology and Rehabilitation Psychology at the VA Boston Healthcare System, through Harvard Medical School and the Boston University School of Medicine. Dr. Sullivan released her Interactive Stroke Recovery Guide in 2019 and her I CARE FOR YOUR BRAIN Facebook Live lectures have reached tens of thousands of people across the world with her message of evidence-based brain health.