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Vestibular Therapy In Garden City
If you’ve got dizziness, vertigo, balance problems, or persistent lightheadedness—it’s very tempting to think that it’s nothing, that it will go away on its own. Or, you pass it off as having just “stood up too fast,” or that it’s just “motion sickness” or a bit of imbalance that “everyone” your age suffers from…
There’s no obvious reason why it started, and it’s disrupting your daily life—but the feeling doesn’t seem to be improving!
If that’s happening to you, you’re not alone—and we hear this type of thing all the time. In fact, BPPV, Dizziness, and Chronic Balance Disorders are among the most common problems that we treat with Vestibular Therapy in our physical therapy clinic in Garden City.
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Understanding Your Balance System
Balance issues, dizziness, vertigo, and lightheadedness are challenges many people face at some point in life, and they can be incredibly disruptive. At TransformHealth Physical Therapy, this type of care is known as vestibular therapy. Many people are surprised to learn how closely connected the inner ear, vision, neck, nervous system, and brain are when it comes to balance and stability. When any piece of that system is disrupted, symptoms such as dizziness, spinning sensations, unsteadiness on the feet, or difficulty maintaining balance can occur.
Finding The Cause: Detailed Evaluation For Dizziness And Vertigo
People experiencing vestibular or concussion-related symptoms frequently report dizziness when getting out of bed, rolling over, bending forward, or standing up from a chair. That is why we place a strong emphasis on a detailed, one-on-one evaluation. The first step is determining whether symptoms are connected to a concussion, whiplash injury, inner-ear dysfunction, or another part of the balance system.
Our Treatment Plan: Rebuilding Stability, Confidence, And Movement
Treatment for vestibular and concussion-related issues can include a variety of strategies. Balance-specific exercises help retrain the body to stabilize itself more effectively. Eye-movement retraining may be used to help coordinate vision and balance. Most importantly, we provide a calm, supportive environment where individuals can rebuild confidence in their balance and movement.
Get Your FREE Vestibular Therapy Guide
Feeling dizzy, unsteady, or suffering from vertigo? For anyone looking to better understand their vestibular symptoms and start making improvements right away, TransformHealth offers a free downloadable guide. This resource explains common inner-ear and balance causes, provides helpful self-management strategies for dizziness and motion sensitivity, and outlines simple steps that may support relief and better stability at home. Download the free report to gain clarity on your condition, feel more confident about your next steps, and begin moving toward long-term relief and stronger, steadier function.