
In the ICU ("I See You") podcast hosts Cynthia Ryan and Kimberly Warner explore the vestibular experience by facilitating conversations between vestibular patients and the health professionals who care for them. They invite patients to share their stories, and healthcare professionals to ask questions so they are equipped to care for, and truly see their patients. This podcast is a co-production o... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineHealth & Fitness | |||

For many people living with a vestibular disorder, treatment focuses on medications, vestibular rehabilitation, and lifestyle changes. But in some cases, surgery may be considered when symptoms are severe, persistent, or caused by a structural proble... more
Living with a chronic illness can challenge not only the body but also a person’s sense of identity, purpose, and hope. For many, spirituality becomes an important part of the healing journey—offering meaning in difficult moments, strengthening resil... more
On this episode of the ICU Podcast, we explore the emerging—and deeply relatable—connection between blood glucose regulation and vestibular migraine, a topic gaining attention across migraine, neurology, and nutrition research. Joining us are Dr. Kyl... more
A blow to the head can do more than cause a concussion—it can disrupt the delicate systems that control balance, vision, and spatial awareness. In this episode of the ICU Podcast, we explore vestibular concussion: what it is, why it’s often overlooke... more
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Great conversations. Great information. Thank you.
Just head 1st episode & it’s great. So thankful. Podcast is an excellent platform for patient education. Hearing specialists & patients in conversation is a powerful & natural way to quickly get up to speed on a new complex topic like vestibular disorders. It’s how humans naturally learn about things, hearing others talk about it.
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A patient-centered show that brings vestibular patients together with healthcare professionals to illuminate the lived experience of vestibular disorders. Conversations center on symptoms, diagnosis, treatment pathways, and practical strategies for daily life, with a strong emphasis on patient advocacy, multidisciplinary care, and community support through VeDA and partner organizations. Noteworthy is the consistent integration of personal narratives with clinical context, helping listeners understand both the medical and human sides of vestibular health and offering resources for care and empowerment.
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