01/12/2026
Dr. Bell will be joining a panel at the upcoming Iowa Vestibular Symposium, and we’re excited for this chance to connect with other professionals and continue learning together!
She’ll be part of the interactive Q&A session, discussing how the brain, vestibular system, and visual system work together, answering audience questions and offering practical insight into recognizing and managing disruptions in these pathways.
Opportunities like this symposium help our team stay connected with other professionals, deepen our understanding, and bring back insights that directly enhance the care we provide every day.
SESSION HIGHLIGHT: PANEL QUESTION AND ANSWER - SEEING THE WHOLE PICTURE: REFLECTIONS ON BRAIN, BALANCE, AND VISION INTEGRATION
Take part in this interactive question-and-answer session exploring how the brain, vestibular system, and visual system work together to support balance and spatial orientation. Panelists will respond to audience questions about multisensory integration, common points of dysfunction, and the clinical challenges that arise when these systems fall out of sync. This open discussion offers attendees the opportunity to deepen their understanding through real-world examples, clarify complex concepts, and gain practical insights that can be applied directly to patient care.
Join us on January 17-18, 2026, for the "Iowa Vestibular Symposium" CME Conference.
The cost to attend is $350 for clinicians, $175 for full-time health sciences students. Participate in person at DMU32 Health and Business Complex, Olsen Center, or virtually via Zoom.
https://cme.dmu.edu/ivs-2026