Balance/Dizziness
Balance/Dizziness

Balance/ Dizziness

Vestibular rehabilitation can address or improve most balance and dizziness conditions. Dizziness with sudden head movements causing a spinning sensation often referred to as vertigo is a common condition that physical therapists can treat. This condition is known as Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV). Balance can be influenced by changes to the eyes, ears, or feet. If you are experiencing increased dizziness contact us to see how we can help you. 

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How Can We Help Relieve Your Dizziness?

At 208 Physical Therapy we not only want you to Think Forward, but Move Forward past your dizziness! Our experts are here to help you achieve this starting at discovery and ending with achieving your goals. We accomplish this by:

History
Take a thorough history to understand how your pain started and what influences it
Evaluation
Perform a comprehensive evaluation to diagnose your condition
Education
Educate on the factors contributing to your condition, and how you can overcome it
Treatment
Design an individualized treatment plan
Exercise
Provide customized home exercise program
Care
Coordinate care with referring providers

What to Expect
When You Visit

Your therapist will take a thorough history to understand not only the symptoms experienced, but also how your symptoms impact participation in activities of daily living. This will be followed by an exam to determine the cause of your symptoms. Once a diagnosis is reached your therapist will help to develop a treatment plan designed to address the impairment.

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Balance/Dizziness
Balance/Dizziness

You Can Feel
Better

Did you know that vertigo, most of the time, can be treated with a simple procedure that physical therapists are trained in? Too often people who experience vertigo wait longer than is necessary before seeking treatment expecting their symptoms to resolve on their own. In general, physical therapy can help to improve vertigo quickly so that you can continue moving forward!

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Common Treatments for
Balance & Dizziness Issues

If you feel as though your equilibrium is off or your vision feels blurry, you may be experiencing an issue with your vestibular system. The vestibular system is responsible for determining the position and movement of your head and its relationship to your body. It involves eye movements, posture, and more hand-eye coordination efforts. When vestibular rehabilitation is needed, it’s important to act fast. 

Common symptoms of vestibular issues include:

  • Loss of balance
  • Feeling dizzy
  • Feeling as though the world is spinning
  • Feeling as though you are floating
  • Blurry vision
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Woman who is dizzy
Woman who is dizzy

Common Treatments for
Balance & Dizziness Issues

If you feel as though your equilibrium is off or your vision feels blurry, you may be experiencing an issue with your vestibular system. The vestibular system is responsible for determining the position and movement of your head and its relationship to your body. It involves eye movements, posture, and more hand-eye coordination efforts. When vestibular rehabilitation is needed, it’s important to act fast. 

Common symptoms of vestibular issues include:

  • Loss of balance
  • Feeling dizzy
  • Feeling as though the world is spinning
  • Feeling as though you are floating
  • Blurry vision
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person lifting light weights
Woman feeling dizzy
Beginning Vestibular Rehabilitation
At 208 Physical Therapy, we realize that each person is unique, even if they are suffering from the same issues such as vertigo or dizziness. After careful and thorough assessments, we begin treating our patients with a specialized plan suited to fit their needs. There are multiple avenues to explore when it comes to vestibular therapy. Generally, we use exercises that promote gaze stability, postural stability, and daily living.
Vertigo/Dizziness Treatment
Many people claim to feel or experience vertigo at some point in their lives, but in serious cases, it can be an everyday occurrence. Vertigo is responsible for the feeling of the room spinning or a loss of balance due to dizziness. While there are some forms of medication that can help ease the symptoms, vertigo treatment has also proven to be largely effective in people who are consistent with their exercises. Some forms of movement include neck stretching, gaze exercises, and even simple head movements that all aim to provide more mobility and stability.
Trainer teaching someone an exercise

Balance Therapy

The primary focus of balance therapy is to reduce the risk of falling in people who suffer from vestibular disorders. If you are struggling with balance, we always recommend hydrating and working on increasing your movement throughout the day. In physical therapy, we work on creating safe exercises that retrain your brain and body to help you regain your balance so you can get back to living without the fear of falling.

Schedule an Appointment!
person lifting light weights
Beginning Vestibular Rehabilitation
At 208 Physical Therapy, we realize that each person is unique, even if they are suffering from the same issues such as vertigo or dizziness. After careful and thorough assessments, we begin treating our patients with a specialized plan suited to fit their needs. There are multiple avenues to explore when it comes to vestibular therapy. Generally, we use exercises that promote gaze stability, postural stability, and daily living.
Woman feeling dizzy
Vertigo/Dizziness Treatment
Many people claim to feel or experience vertigo at some point in their lives, but in serious cases, it can be an everyday occurrence. Vertigo is responsible for the feeling of the room spinning or a loss of balance due to dizziness. While there are some forms of medication that can help ease the symptoms, vertigo treatment has also proven to be largely effective in people who are consistent with their exercises. Some forms of movement include neck stretching, gaze exercises, and even simple head movements that all aim to provide more mobility and stability.
Trainer teaching someone an exercise

Balance Therapy

The primary focus of balance therapy is to reduce the risk of falling in people who suffer from vestibular disorders. If you are struggling with balance, we always recommend hydrating and working on increasing your movement throughout the day. In physical therapy, we work on creating safe exercises that retrain your brain and body to help you regain your balance so you can get back to living without the fear of falling.

Schedule an Appointment!