Vestibular Rehab

Dizziness, balance problems, frequent falls, nausea and motion sickness. What do all these things have in common? They are all symptoms that could occur because of vestibular (inner ear) damage.

 

Dizziness can be caused by many factors, but damage to the inner ear is a usual reason. This is because damage to our inner ear affects the nerves that signal the brain. As a result, this often impacts a patient’s sense of balance, motion, and space.

 

Our team is above all highly skilled at providing quality care and symptom relief to patients of all ages. The physiotherapists at our clinic, for instance, has experience dealing with these problems. As a result, each therapy program starts with an initial evaluation. This will be used to make a treatment plan. 

  • What Conditions does Vestibular Rehab treat?

    • Inner ear damage
    • Concussions
    • Migraines
    • Dizziness
    • Inflamed Nerves
    • Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)

  • What To Expect In A Vestibular Rehab?

    Since each person’s symptoms will be different, therapy is specifically designed to meet each individual’s needs. Much of therapy includes exercise-based techniques to correct problems and provide relief from symptoms.

  • Our Physiotherapists are able to help patients:

    • Lessen the amount of dizziness
    • Improve balance
    • Decrease side effects like headaches, nausea, light-headedness, etc.
    • Develop strategies to cope with dizziness and anxiety

  • Repositioning Maneuvers

    Epley’s maneuvers are movements of the head and upper body that can prevent dizziness so it is often used in BPPV patients. The dizziness can lessen within 2-3 therapy sessions when performed successfully.

FAQs

  • How effective is Vestibular Rehab at Delta Physiotherapy & Rehab?

    Vestibular Rehab at Delta Physiotherapy & Rehab has proven to be highly effective in tackling issues related to balance and dizziness. Our trained physiotherapists use the most advanced techniques to help identify the cause of your balance issue and create a personalized treatment plan. The outcome is improved stability and reduced episodes of dizziness or vertigo, leading to a better quality of life.

  • What makes Delta's Vestibular Rehab service stand out from the rest?

    At Delta Physiotherapy & Rehab, we pride ourselves on our patient-first approach. Our trained professionals not only craft personalized treatment plans but also educate patients about their condition, potential triggers, and preventive measures. Whether you visit our Central Parkway or Dundas location, our goal is your overall wellness. Make sure you schedule your appointment today to experience our vestibular rehab services.

  • How long does the Vestibular Rehab session takes at either Central Parkway or Dundas locations?

    The duration of a Vestibular Rehab session largely depends on the patient's condition. However, an initial assessment usually lasts around 60 minutes. Follow-up sessions may vary in length but typically last between 45 minutes to an hour. We recommend you book an appointment at our Central Parkway or Dundas locations to discuss your specific needs.

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