Dizziness, vertigo, unsteadiness, and motion sensitivity can make everyday activities feel unpredictable. Our physiotherapists use targeted vestibular assessment and treatment to identify contributing factors, improve balance, and help you feel more confident with movement.
Neck-related dizziness can occur when joint or muscle dysfunction affects the way your body processes movement and position.
Specific head and body movements can help reposition displaced inner-ear crystals and reduce positional vertigo symptoms.
Targeted exercises work on stability, coordination, and confidence while standing, walking, and moving through daily activities.
Vestibular exercises help your brain adapt to movement and visual input, reducing dizziness and motion-related sensitivity.
Dizziness and balance problems can interfere with work, exercise, driving, and everyday life. Our team can assess your symptoms and help determine the right next steps.
Physiotherapy for jaw discomfort, headaches, clicking, stiffness, and movement restrictions.
Personalized physiotherapy for injuries, pain, mobility concerns, and movement limitations.
Targeted shockwave therapy helps stimulate healing, reduce pain, and improve mobility in stubborn muscle, tendon, and soft tissue injuries.
Your vestibular system helps your brain understand movement, body position, and where you are in relation to your surroundings.
When this system isn’t working properly, you can experience dizziness, vertigo, balance changes, nausea, or sensitivity to movement.
Vestibular physiotherapy uses specialized assessment and exercise-based treatment to identify the factors contributing to your symptoms and improve how your brain and body respond to movement.
Spinning, tilting, or whirling sensations.
Feeling light-headed, unsteady, floating, or disconnected from your surroundings.
Difficulty walking steadily, turning, or maintaining your balance.
Blurred vision, difficulty focusing, or discomfort when objects or surroundings move.
Headaches, nausea, or general discomfort associated with dizziness or motion.
Symptoms triggered by turning your head, bending, walking, driving, or other movement.
Your first appointment begins with a detailed assessment of your dizziness, balance, movement, and symptom history. Your physiotherapist will use the findings to identify areas that may be contributing to your symptoms and develop a personalized treatment plan.
Your appointments are focused on your individual assessment, progress, and treatment goals.
Call 780-433-9920 or book online today.
