Understanding Dizziness
What Kind of Dizziness Do You Have?
Vertigo
A spinning or rotational sensation often caused by inner ear disorders such as BPPV. Can be brief or prolonged depending on the cause
Balance Problems
Feeling unsteady while standing or walking due to vestibular, neurological or sensory changes.
Persistent Dizziness
Ongoing dizziness that may follow vestibular illness, concussion or migraine
Conditions Vestibular Physio Can help with
BPPV
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo brief spinning triggered by head movement and eye crystals, often resolved with specialised repositioning manoeuvres.
Vestibular Disorders
Including vestibular neuritis and vestibular hypofunction. Treated through targeted vestibular rehabilitation exercises.
Vestibular Migraine
Dizziness or vertigo associated with migraine, treated to reduce symptoms and improve tolerance to motion.
PPPD
Cervicogenic DizzinessPersistent Postural Perceptual Dizziness long-lasting dizziness and motion sensitivity following an initial vestibular event.
Concussion Dizziness
Vestibular symptoms are common after concussion. Rehabilitation restores eye-head coordination and balance.
Cervicogenic Dizziness
Dizziness arising from the cervical spine, addressed through neck mobility, sensorimotor control and balance rehabilitation.
