Vestibular Disorders
Resolve vertigo, dizziness, and motion sensitivity with evidence-based vestibular PT.
Vestibular disorders — including BPPV, vestibular neuritis, and vestibular hypofunction — produce vertigo, dizziness, and balance problems. Structured vestibular rehabilitation is highly effective and often resolves symptoms much faster than waiting for spontaneous recovery.
Understanding
What is Vestibular Disorders?
The vestibular system (inner ear + brainstem) maintains balance and spatial orientation. Disorders disrupt this system, producing the spinning sensation of vertigo, persistent dizziness, motion sensitivity, or imbalance.
Our PT Approach
How we treat Vestibular Disorders
Evidence-based treatment progressed at your pace, with the goal of durable improvement — not just short-term symptom relief.
Typical Recovery Timeline
BPPV: 1–3 sessions. Vestibular hypofunction: 4–8 weeks. Persistent post-concussion vestibular symptoms: 4–12 weeks.
Therapists who treat Vestibular Disorders
Services we use to treat Vestibular Disorders
Vestibular Disorders — FAQs
Do you do the Epley maneuver?
Yes — for confirmed BPPV. Most patients with BPPV resolve in 1–3 sessions.
Get expert PT for Vestibular Disorders
One-on-one care with a doctor of physical therapy. Same-week new patient slots typically available.