Driving on a Curvy Road: Optokinetic Training (

[@Evp37h]

Thank you for this. I miss driving this fast. It feels like ok times. It deels giid.

[@firebirdkarla]

Thank you so much for posting these. It has taken me years to stop avoiding and start helping myself

[@PTVideoSource]

So happy to help!

[@life-mm5do]

Thank you for this video, helping me with my ocular motor system, saccades and pursuit. I have a vestibular disorder.

[@rblightchild]

i realized its on a look and i appreciated that , thank you

[@NPBTC]

Great videos! This is perfect for my patients since our office is right in Blue Bell. Thank you for your work on all of of your optokinetic training videos!

[@PTVideoSource]

So glad it helps!

[@merrydonati5371]

What would even be more challenging would a drive on the bach roads in WV.

[@KevinBeaver]

I'm so glad the driver of the red Nissan Rogue didn't kill any cyclists... That person was struggling to hold it in the lane! :-)

[@kathleenolivero7070]

Exactly… my line safety feature in my new RAV4 would be going crazy and pulling the steering wheel.
Thank you for your work in doing these videos I have 2 kinds of dizziness and also balance issues we’re working on. These videos are helping me feel less anxious driving and my goal is to be able to drive an hour and stay with my son and grandsons for a few days. I would truly love that! So thanks again for your work. Grace and Peace

[@TeresaKuehl]

Very manageable, do you have anything with strobing lights or night driving?

[@PTVideoSource]

I did but the music from the radio got copyrighted. I will work on getting a new one out. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@progressivehealthservicesc3205]

Hold up your finger in front the screen and focus on it, and you feel you are in the car !!

[@janebinkerd594]

Driving too close to the car in front of you. It is NOT safe.

[@numbereightyseven]

Pointless vid. REALLY odd comments. Must be AI.

[@PTVideoSource]

This is used for recovery of vestibular dysfunction. Not AI. Enjoy.