Why another course on BPPV? Although the treatments for the posterior and lateral canal BPPV is well established, it is less so for anterior canal, cupulolithiasis and multiple canal BPPV. This course will address how to recognize and treat cupulo- and canalolithiasis BPPV of all canals as well as some special forms and multiple canal BPPV. It will also address ’the ones that continue having complaints’, discussing how to recognise positional vertigo in CNS disorders, vestibular migraine and finally address how to recognize and treat psychogenic transformation to somatoform dizzinesss. Material will include tables and treatment instructions.Learning Objectives: 1. Recognize Cupulolithiasis and canalolithiasis from all three canals, know treatment options for all those.2. Achieve a higher frequency of positive outcome also in posterior and lateral canal BPPV. 3. Identify the patients with CNS disorders, vestibular migraine, psychogenic transformation and be knowledgeable about treatment of those patients.Faculty: Mans Magnusson, MD, PhD (Abbott ( Consulting fees or honoraria (independent contractor/speakers bureau/advisory committees/review panels)): Speaker/Honoraria includes speakers bureau, symposia, and expert witness GN otometrics ( Consulting fees or honoraria (independent)).