Vestibular Physiotherapy for Better Balance
Vestibular physiotherapy helps address dizziness, balance problems, and movement difficulties linked to the vestibular system. A detailed assessment helps identify symptoms, movement patterns, and functional challenges.
It begins with an assessment of your symptoms and movement responses. Your treatment plan may involve specific exercises and practical movement strategies suited to your condition and recovery goals.
Vestibular Problems We Support
BPPV and Positional Vertigo
Recurrent Dizziness
Unsteadiness While Walking
Inner Ear Balance Disorders
Motion Sensitivity
Gaze and Visual Stability Issues
Difficulty With Head Movements
Balance Confidence Problems
Vestibular-Related Falls
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What Symptoms can Vestibular Physiotherapy address?
It may help with dizziness, vertigo, unsteadiness, motion sensitivity, and difficulties maintaining balance during movement or position changes.
Q2. How is BPPV assessed during Physiotherapy?
A Physiotherapist may use specific positional assessments to identify patterns associated with BPPV and determine suitable management techniques.
Q3. Can Vestibular Therapy help with Walking Balance?
Yes. Appropriate Rehabilitation can work on balance reactions, walking control, head movement, and confidence during different everyday activities.
Q4. How long does Vestibular Physiotherapy take?
Recovery varies between individuals. Treatment duration depends on the underlying condition, symptom severity, response to therapy, and progress during rehabilitation.