Carlo Rinaudo's guest appearances

Carlo Rinaudo

FX Medicine Podcast Central

A Doctor's Perspective Podcast

Three Little Things

Andrea Huddleston

Rebecca Reid

Robert Lustig

Amy Myers

Nora Gedgaudas

Steve Anderson

Jess Ostroff

Pete Evans

Matthew Barker

Jonathan Small

Danielle Brown

Clint Paddison

Lily Nichols

Dominic D'Agostino

Felice Jacka

OwlTail

Dr Carlo Rinaudo is a registered Chiropractor, researcher and educator. Dr Carlo has over 21 years of clinical experience and has also completed a PhD in Vestibular (balance) Rehabilitation.    We sat down to chat all about concussions. We discussed what happens to our brains after a concussion, including metabolic, neurologic and physical changes. We outlined who might be more susceptible and why, the Do's and Dont's in concussion management and how our parents, coaches, care gives and ourselves can assist in the recovery from a concussion.  A must listen episode for all coaches, parents and athletes.    Find Carlo at:  website - https://brainhub.com.au/

Dr Carlo Rinaudo is a registered Chiropractor, researcher and educator. Dr Carlo has over 21 years of clinical experience and has also completed a PhD in Vestibular (balance) Rehabilitation.  We sat down to chat all about concussions. We discussed what happens to our brains after a concussion, including metabolic, neurologic and physical changes. We outlined who might be more susceptible and why, the Do's and Dont's in concussion management and how our parents, coaches, care gives and ourselves can assist in the recovery from a concussion.  A must listen episode for all coaches, parents and athletes.  Find Carlo at:  website - <a href="https://brainhub.com.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://brainhub.com.au/</a>

23. Neuroplasticity and Concussion protocols with Dr Carlo Rinaudo

Damian Kristof

Join renowned chiropractor and researcher Dr. Carlo Rinaudo as he explores the connection between the body, brain and our vestibular system and our capacity for neuroplasticity with our ambassador, Dr. Damian Kristof. Proprioception, the vestibular system and the senses inform the brain of the context of the body and Dr. Carlo shares with Damian the importance of change and challenge for the brain to encourage neuroplasticity and neurorehabilitation. Carlo shares the research on how to engage in neurorehabilitation particularly for a sympathetic dominated nervous system through contextual, titrated and targeted therapy and emphasises the importance of specific diet and lifestyle modifications to promote brain and nervous system health.   Find today's transcript and show notes here: https://www.fxmedicine.com.au/podcast/vestibular-system-more-just-rocks-your-head-dr-damian-kristof-and-dr-carlo-rinaudo  DISCLAIMER: The information provided on FX Medicine is for educational and informational purposes only. The information provided is not, nor is it intended to be, a substitute for professional advice or care. Please seek the advice of a qualified health care professional in the event something you learn here raises questions or concerns regarding your health.

Join renowned chiropractor and researcher Dr. Carlo Rinaudo as he explores the connection between the body, brain and our vestibular system and our capacity for neuroplasticity with our ambassador, Dr. Damian Kristof. Proprioception, the vestibular system and the senses inform the brain of the context of the body and Dr. Carlo shares with Damian the importance of change and challenge for the brain to encourage neuroplasticity and neurorehabilitation. Carlo shares the research on how to engage in neurorehabilitation particularly for a sympathetic dominated nervous system through contextual, titrated and targeted therapy and emphasises the importance of specific diet and lifestyle modifications to promote brain and nervous system health. Find today's transcript and show notes here: <a href="https://www.fxmedicine.com.au/podcast/vestibular-system-more-just-rocks-your-head-dr-damian-kristof-and-dr-carlo-rinaudo" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.fxmedicine.com.au/podcast/vestibular-system-more-just-rocks-your-head-dr-damian-kristof-and-dr-carlo-rinaudo</a> DISCLAIMER: The information provided on FX Medicine is for educational and informational purposes only. The information provided is not, nor is it intended to be, a substitute for professional advice or care. Please seek the advice of a qualified health care professional in the event something you learn here raises questions or concerns regarding your health.

The Vestibular System: More than Just Rocks in Your Head with Dr. Damian Kristof and Dr. Carlo Rinaudo

Dr. Carlo Rinaudo, DC Phd (cand)talks to Dr. Justin Trosclair DC on A Doctor's Perspective PodcastVestibular, ocular, autonomic and dizziness issues, examfindings and rehab with Carlo Rinaudo DC PhD (cand). Managing spinal and MSKconditions with chiropractic and how vestibular rehab affects the nervous system,plus we talk about neuroConnect.I didn’t know this but in Australia the term Dr isreserved for medical doctors and all others, even Phd’s have to clarify behindtheir name what type of doctor you are. Also, you can’t just say chiropracticcan help headaches and low back pain without having research cited on yourwebsite to back up your claims. If you don’t the regulatory board is quick tofine you and require changes.  We discusssome more of those type of nuisances today.He started out being fascinated by AK and soon realizedthat most techniques get results and it’s because of neurology.Is it necessary, clinically, to become a diplomate inneurology (2 year program)? How much of this advanced neurology can actually beused in practice and how much can be used to build referrals from neurologists?Functional Neurology or Chiropractic Neurology are terms thatin Australia will get your license revoked ‘in minutes’ and drag you throughthe coals.Some chiropractic techniques are starting to incorporate neurologytheories as to how they work but is it cherry picked research?Why would the chiropractic profession benefit from havingthe research conducted to be scrutinized by other non chiropractic Phd experts?Dr. Rinaudo is in the faculty of biomechanical engineeringat a university that doesn’t have to do with chiropractic.The brain and neuro is a window into seeing how the restof the body is functioning.The vestibular and ocular system starts when we are soyoung and connects the autonomic nervous system, balance, cognitive and bodyawareness system which influences how our spine functions.PhD clinical trial on a new vestibular rehabilitationtechnique:  Gait, balance, proprioception,eye movement exercises. He is not advocating to abandon the adjustment nor ishe saying all things can be remedied by the adjustment.Dr. Carlo runs thougha mock patient exam with proper questions for vestibular, ocular, vertigo ordizziness symptoms and offers a few pointers for treatment and exercises.Especially this is relevant for whiplash injuries because the three little earbones, otolith or otoconia, and the crystals can be injured causing dizzinessand vertigo.Dysfunction of theneck changes the signaling and coding to the brain stem. It can alter our eyemovement, higher cortical function, balance and more.  It’s not a cookbook approach in his 4 module NeuroConnectprogram. Each case will present unique dysfunction and you will tailor a multitudeof options for their individual needs. Many of the exercises will function onbalance, eye function, proprioception training, inner ear and cerebellum.He goes through a synopsis of the 4 modules near themid-end of the episode and I think it will get you excited to visit the websiteto learn more. For instance: why is that some patients seem to plateau, maybewe hit their metabolic capacity of their autonomic nervous system to heal untilyou get to a more root cause. How to explain all this neuro stuff so a patientcan understand it.Family: If you go to seminars, take your family.Books: John Demartini    - rolechiropractors play in dizziness and poor balance conditions  - the benefit ofchiropractic on the brain?  - a brain basedapproach to managing spinal and MSK conditions  - are spinaldysfunctions the result of a local or brain-based problemCarloRinaudo of Sydney, Australia has a neurology diplomate via the CarrickInstutite back in 05-06 and is now a  PhD (cand) in Vestibular Rehabilitation (neuroscience)at UNSW and Neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA) in collaboration with

Dr. Carlo Rinaudo, DC Phd (cand)talks to Dr. Justin Trosclair DC on A Doctor's Perspective Podcast Vestibular, ocular, autonomic and dizziness issues, exam findings and rehab with Carlo Rinaudo DC PhD (cand). Managing spinal and MSK conditions with chiropractic and how vestibular rehab affects the nervous system, plus we talk about neuroConnect. I didn’t know this but in Australia the term Dr is reserved for medical doctors and all others, even Phd’s have to clarify behind their name what type of doctor you are. Also, you can’t just say chiropractic can help headaches and low back pain without having research cited on your website to back up your claims. If you don’t the regulatory board is quick to fine you and require changes.  We discuss some more of those type of nuisances today. He started out being fascinated by AK and soon realized that most techniques get results and it’s because of neurology. Is it necessary, clinically, to become a diplomate in neurology (2 year program)? How much of this advanced neurology can actually be used in practice and how much can be used to build referrals from neurologists? Functional Neurology or Chiropractic Neurology are terms that in Australia will get your license revoked ‘in minutes’ and drag you through the coals. Some chiropractic techniques are starting to incorporate neurology theories as to how they work but is it cherry picked research? Why would the chiropractic profession benefit from having the research conducted to be scrutinized by other non chiropractic Phd experts? Dr. Rinaudo is in the faculty of biomechanical engineering at a university that doesn’t have to do with chiropractic. The brain and neuro is a window into seeing how the rest of the body is functioning. The vestibular and ocular system starts when we are so young and connects the autonomic nervous system, balance, cognitive and body awareness system which influences how our spine functions. PhD clinical trial on a new vestibular rehabilitation technique:  Gait, balance, proprioception, eye movement exercises. He is not advocating to abandon the adjustment nor is he saying all things can be remedied by the adjustment. Dr. Carlo runs though a mock patient exam with proper questions for vestibular, ocular, vertigo or dizziness symptoms and offers a few pointers for treatment and exercises. Especially this is relevant for whiplash injuries because the three little ear bones, otolith or otoconia, and the crystals can be injured causing dizziness and vertigo. Dysfunction of the neck changes the signaling and coding to the brain stem. It can alter our eye movement, higher cortical function, balance and more.   It’s not a cookbook approach in his 4 module NeuroConnect program. Each case will present unique dysfunction and you will tailor a multitude of options for their individual needs. Many of the exercises will function on balance, eye function, proprioception training, inner ear and cerebellum. He goes through a synopsis of the 4 modules near the mid-end of the episode and I think it will get you excited to visit the website to learn more. For instance: why is that some patients seem to plateau, maybe we hit their metabolic capacity of their autonomic nervous system to heal until you get to a more root cause. How to explain all this neuro stuff so a patient can understand it. Family: If you go to seminars, take your family. Books: John Demartini   - role chiropractors play in dizziness and poor balance conditions   - the benefit of chiropractic on the brain?   - a brain based approach to managing spinal and MSK conditions   - are spinal dysfunctions the result of a local or brain-based problem Carlo Rinaudo of Sydney, Australia has a neurology diplomate via the Carrick Instutite back in 05-06 and is now a  PhD (cand) in Vestibular Rehabilitation (neuroscience) at UNSW and Neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA) in collaboration with

E 110 Vestibular Research and Dizziness Rehab PhD cand Dr. Carlo Rinaudo, DC