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Our physiotherapists offer expert care in the assessment and treatment of vestibular dysfunctions. We provide personalized rehabilitation plans based on comprehensive evaluations of each patient’s symptoms and challenges. Our services may include:
Exercises designed to stabilize and improve your balance.
Techniques to help control eye movements, which can reduce dizziness and improve focus.
Exercises to help reduce the response to motion stimuli that cause vertigo and dizziness.
Receive treatment from physiotherapists specialized in vestibular disorders.
Every treatment plan is tailored to address your specific symptoms and recovery goals
Our goal is to help you return to your daily activities with improved stability and confidence.
Easily accessible clinic in Caledon, designed to serve your health needs with ample appointment slots.
Vestibular disorders can be caused by a variety of factors including inner ear infections, head injuries, aging, or even certain medications that affect the ear’s function. Conditions like benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), Meniere’s disease, and labyrinthitis are among the most common causes. Identifying the specific cause is crucial for effective treatment and management.
The duration of vestibular rehabilitation therapy varies depending on the individual’s condition, the severity of the symptoms, and their response to the therapy. Typically, patients might see significant improvement within six to eight weeks of regular therapy sessions. However, some patients may require a longer period to achieve optimal results. Your physiotherapist will monitor your progress and adjust your treatment plan accordingly.
Vestibular rehabilitation does not “cure” vertigo but it can significantly alleviate its symptoms. This therapy is designed to help the brain adapt to the changes in the inner ear to improve balance and reduce dizziness. For many patients, this can mean a significant reduction in episodes of vertigo and, in some cases, a resolution of symptoms.
During your first session, your physiotherapist will conduct a comprehensive evaluation to assess your vestibular symptoms and overall physical health. This may include tests to examine your balance, gait, and visual stability. Based on this assessment, your therapist will discuss the findings with you and outline a personalized treatment plan aimed at addressing your specific symptoms.
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