Vestibular Rehabilitation
Personalized physical therapy for dizziness, vertigo, and balance disorders—helping you move through daily life with greater stability and confidence.
What Is Vestibular Therapy?
Vestibular therapy is a specialized form of physical therapy aimed at treating dizziness, vertigo, and balance disorders caused by dysfunction in the vestibular system. Our physical therapists use a combination of exercises and manual techniques to help patients retrain their brains to process balance signals more effectively.
Through guided head movements, gaze stabilization exercises, and balance training, vestibular rehabilitation can help reduce dizziness and improve coordination, allowing you to regain independence and confidence in daily activities.
Vestibular therapy may be particularly beneficial for people experiencing benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), Ménière’s disease, vestibular neuritis, or post-concussion symptoms.
A Program Designed Around Your Symptoms
Your therapist tailors vestibular rehabilitation to your specific needs, with the goal of reducing symptoms and improving stability.
Habituation Exercises
Controlled exposure to dizziness-inducing motions can help desensitize the vestibular system over time.
Adaptation Exercises
Gaze stabilization and targeted movement activities work to enhance the brain’s ability to compensate for vestibular dysfunction.
Substitution & Balance Training
Training can teach you to use other sensory inputs, including vision and proprioception, to maintain balance and improve mobility.
Move With More Confidence
By addressing the root cause of vestibular issues, physical therapy can significantly improve quality of life. A customized program focuses on reducing dizziness, improving stability and coordination, enhancing mobility, and reducing the risk of falls.
Primus Physiotherapy offers certified vestibular and concussion programs. If dizziness or balance problems are affecting your daily routine, our team can perform a thorough assessment and guide your rehabilitation.