Vestibular PHYSIOTHERAPY IN Vancouver
Vestibular Physiotherapy
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How we can help
Vestibular Physiotherapy can help you:
Reduce dizziness and vertigo
Improve balance and stability
Increase confidence with walking and movement
Reduce motion sensitivity
Improve visual focus during movement
Recover from concussion-related dizziness
Return to work, sport, exercise, and daily activities
When you’re ready, support is here. Book online today.
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WHEN DIZZINESS IS HOLDING YOU BACK
Vestibular physiotherapy for dizziness, vertigo, and balance concerns
Feeling dizzy, off-balance, or unsteady can affect every part of your day. Whether your symptoms started after a concussion, inner ear condition, illness, or seemingly out of nowhere, vestibular physiotherapy can help identify the cause and guide your recovery.
Using a combination of assessment, exercise therapy, and evidence-based treatment techniques, vestibular physiotherapy helps retrain the systems responsible for balance, coordination, and spatial awareness so you can move with more confidence and less discomfort. Vestibular rehabilitation is commonly used to treat conditions such as vertigo, dizziness, balance disorders, vestibular neuritis, and concussion-related symptoms.
At Tall Tree, we’re here to support you with:
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We take the time to understand your symptoms, identify contributing factors, and determine whether your vestibular system may be playing a role.
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Your treatment may include vestibular rehabilitation exercises, balance retraining, gaze stabilization exercises, and positional manoeuvres when appropriate.
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No two vestibular conditions are exactly alike. Your treatment plan is tailored to your symptoms, goals, and daily activities.
Care tailored to you
What to Expect
Your Vestibular Physiotherapist will take the time to understand your dizziness, balance concerns, symptoms, and goals, creating a treatment plan that supports both symptom relief and long-term confidence with movement.
Book an appointment or contact us to learn more.
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Your initial vestibular physiotherapy appointment begins with a detailed assessment of your symptoms, health history, balance, eye movements, and movement patterns. Based on your findings, your Physiotherapist will explain what may be contributing to your symptoms and create a personalized treatment plan to help you regain confidence in your movement.
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Your follow-up appointments allow your Vestibular Physiotherapist to monitor your progress, reassess your symptoms, and adjust your treatment plan as needed. Depending on your goals, treatment may include vestibular rehabilitation exercises, balance training, gaze stabilization, or other techniques designed to help you move with greater confidence and less dizziness.
FAQs
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Vestibular physiotherapy helps treat dizziness, vertigo, balance problems, motion sensitivity, and visual focus issues related to the vestibular system.
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Vestibular physiotherapy may help with vertigo, dizziness, balance disorders, vestibular neuritis, concussion-related dizziness, motion sensitivity, and feeling unsteady while walking or moving.
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Yes. Vestibular physiotherapy can help with certain types of vertigo, including positional vertigo, by using assessment, targeted exercises, and positional manoeuvres when appropriate.
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Your physiotherapist will ask about your symptoms, assess balance, eye movement, movement sensitivity, and contributing factors, then create a treatment plan based on your goals and daily activities.
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Treatment may include vestibular rehabilitation exercises, balance retraining, gaze stabilization exercises, motion sensitivity work, and positional manoeuvres when appropriate.
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Yes. Vestibular physiotherapy can help with concussion-related dizziness, balance issues, visual motion sensitivity, and confidence with returning to work, sport, exercise, and daily activities.
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Vestibular physiotherapy is available in person at Tall Tree Health’s Vancouver clinic on Commercial Drive. It is also available at our other locations in Victoria and Port Coquitlam.
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Yes. Tall Tree Health is part of the ICBC Recovery Network and can direct bill ICBC for eligible physiotherapy treatment after a motor vehicle accident.
We are a member of the ICBC Recovery Network which is a group of allied health care practitioners and clinics who can direct bill ICBC during your recovery. It includes acupuncturists, chiropractors, counsellors, kinesiologists, massage therapists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists and psychologists.
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How to Book
Tall Tree’s Vestibular Physiotherapy is available in person at Commercial Drive in Vancouver.