Vestibular Rehabilitation in Newmarket – Regain Your Balance with Advanced-Certified Physiotherapists at IAM Physiotherapy Clinic

Are you frequently dizzy, light headed or unsteady on your feet?

You are not alone, the most frequent and least treated cause of imbalance and dizziness is a result of a disease of the vestibular system.

Our team of high-level certified vestibular physiotherapists in IAM Physiotherapy Clinic in Newmarket deals with the diagnosis and treatment of the vestibular (inner-ear and balance) disorders, using custom-designed evidence-based rehabilitation programs.

When the issue of vertigo or balance is holding you back to confidently live, vestibular rehab can make you feel steady, safe and back on your feet again.

What Is Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT)?

Vestibular rehabilitation therapy (VRT) is a tailored type of physiotherapy that is aimed at alleviating dizziness, enhancing balance and reducing falls due to inner-ear disorders or disorders associated with the central nervous system.

The inner ear has a system known as the vestibular system which assists your brain to be in balance, maintaining your gaze and even your position. Disruption of this system through an injury, infection, and degeneration may result in the following symptoms:

• Sensations of spinning or vertigo.
• Light-headedness or light-headedness.
• Imbalance or unsteadiness
• Motion sensitivity or nausea.
• Blurred vision when moving
• Problem with attention or being on the go or walking in a crowd.

Our certified physiotherapists with advanced levels of training apply effective testing and treatment techniques in an attempt to restore your balance and get you back to normal everyday operation.

How Vestibular Rehab Works?

In IAM Physiotherapy Clinic, the first step in the process of the vestibular rehab program is the balance and dizziness evaluation.

Clinical tests help us to determine the cause of your dizziness as an issue of BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo), vestibular hypofunction, post-concussion dizziness and other balance issues.

Your individual program can involve:

• Canalith Repositioning Maneuvers (such as the Epley or Semont technique) – the treatment of BPPV involves repositioning inner-ear crystals.
• Gaze Stabilization Exercises – you are able to re-train your eyes and brain to look in the right direction as your head shifts.
• Balance & Proprioception Training – restores balance and coordination to daily tasks.
• Habituation Exercises – get rid of dizziness through desensitizing the system slowly.
• Postural /Neck Retraining- assists in correcting related neck stiffness or dependence on visual responses following the occurrence of dizziness.

Each and every session is strictly monitored by our certified experts in the field of vestibular to maintain safety, comfort and the maximum recovery.

Vestibular Rehab is used to treat the following conditions.

The vestibular specialists of our clinic in Newmarket have been able to treat a large number of cases of dizziness and balance disorders, such as:

1. BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo)
2. Vestibular neuritis and labyrinthitis.
3. Post-concussion dizziness
4. Meniere’s disease
5. Persistent dizziness and loss of balance.
6. Balance deterioration/fall risk (age-related).
7. Cervicogenic dizziness (neck-related)

Regardless of whether you experience mild dizziness or chronic dizziness, vestibular rehabilitation would assist you to restore stability and trust in your movements.

Why do I Choose IAM Physiotherapy Clinic to be My Vestibular Rehab?

You are in the right hands at IAM Physiotherapy Clinic, Newmarket.

This is why patients in the York Region rely on us to take care of them when it comes to the vestibular care:

1.  All Physiotherapists – every one of our members is an advanced trained physician in vestibular assessment and rehabilitation methods.
2.  Evidence-Based Treatments – contemporary scientifically-supported procedures aimed towards permanent remedy.
3.  Full Body Balance Lab – consists of positional testing, infrared goggles testing and tailored home programs.
4.  Personalized Care – no standardized programs – each exercise is made to suit your triggers and level of comfort.
5.  Collaborative Approach- we liaise with your family physician, ENT, or neurologist at times when full care is required.

We just want to make you live without feeling dizzy, walk without feeling weak, and live every day once again.

Expectations of the Treatment.

• First Visit: Welcome The first visit will involve a complete vestibular examination, history of symptoms, and balance assessment.
• Personalized Program: You will be provided with a treatment plan that will be tailored to your diagnosis and objectives.
• Frequency of Sessions: The majority of patients begin with 1-2 weekly sessions which decreases as symptoms improve.
• Quick Results: It can be seen in many that in 2-4 sessions there is a dramatic change but in chronic cases it might take longer.
• Home Exercises: You will be provided with simple exercises that you do on a daily basis to continue the progress sessions between appointments.

Your advanced-certified vestibular physiotherapist monitors every one of your steps toward a steady and safe recovery.

Making the First Step to Steady Balance.

In case you are sick of being dizzy, unsteady, or afraid of making any moves, vestibular rehabilitation in IAM Physiotherapy Clinic, Newmarket, will help you regain control over your balance and independence.

•  IAM Physiotherapy Clinic, Newmarket
•  Call us:(289) 466-1140
•  Reserve Online: https://iamphysioclinic.janeapp.com/

 Inquire about our Vestibular Rehabilitation Program – there are physiotherapists of advanced certifications who can assist you to regain balance.

Final Thoughts

You do not have to put up with the dizziness or imbalance.

Through highly qualified and certified Vestibular physiotherapists at IAM Physiotherapy Clinic, Newmarket, you will be able to re-train your brain, reinforce your balance, and move freely again, without fearing or being frustrated.

Start your recovery today.

The fact that the world no longer spins means that life ultimately begins to move on.