Inside, you’ll find the “Ready or Refer?” flowchart, the red flags and rule-outs, workup and scope guidance, and the Readiness Checklist.

By the time you’ve worked through it, you’ll know what to look for before you start with a dizzy client, where your scope ends, and what to say if a client needs to go back to a doctor.

That means you can make the call that comes before everything else with a framework behind you, instead of a gut feeling.

Keep it close. You’ll come back to it every time a new dizzy client books with you.

These clients can recover. Thank you for being one of the practitioners willing to learn how to help them.

Warmly,
Dr. Yonit Arthur