Gold BPPV Masterclass


The Gold BPPV Masterclass™ develops the skills needed to recognise canal-specific patterns, select and adapt appropriate manoeuvres, manage more complex presentations and identify positional findings that require an alternative approach.

Master the manoeuvres. Understand the patient. Recognise what others miss.

An immersive one-day practical masterclass designed to deepen your understanding of positional vertigo—from recognising the nystagmus pattern to selecting the right manoeuvre and knowing when the diagnosis may be something else.

17 November 2026 | Liverpool | £500
Face-To-Face Attendance is Compulsory 
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INSIDE THE PROGRAMME

See the Pattern, Not Just the Symptom

Develop your ability to observe and describe positional nystagmus, connect it with the likely canal and mechanism, and distinguish common BPPV patterns from findings that deserve further investigation.

Choose the Manoeuvre—and Know When to Stop

Move beyond the automatic Epley. Learn to select, perform and adapt canal-specific approaches while recognising treatment failure, canal conversion, physical limitations and possible central warning signs.

Created and Taught By 

Amy Lennox-Bowley 

Founder
Specialist Audiologist · Vestibular Specialist · Clinical Educator

Amy Lennox-Bowley is the founder and Clinical Lead of Hypatia Specialist Clinics. Her career spans NHS and independent clinical practice, international service leadership, university teaching, research collaboration and medical-device development.

Alongside complex hearing and vestibular care, Amy lectures at Middlesex University, serves on the Executive Committee of the International Vestibular Society and the committee of Vertigo Academy International, and is Vestibular Section Editor for ENT & Audiology News.

She created this programme to help clinicians look beyond test results, understand the person in front of them and translate evidence into thoughtful, practical change.

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