Our Services
Vestibular Therapy
Vestibular therapy retrains your balance system when dizziness or vertigo affects daily life. We use targeted exercises and repositioning techniques based on assessment.
What this treatment helps with
- Less spinning and dizziness
- Steadier walking
- Confidence in crowds and cars
- Clear home exercise plan
How we assess you
Every plan starts with a clear picture of your symptoms, movement, and goals.
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Symptom history
We note triggers: head turns, rolling in bed, busy visuals.
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Oculomotor tests
Eye movement screens for vestibular dysfunction.
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Positional testing
Head positions to identify benign paroxysmal positional vertigo when present.
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Balance measures
Baseline scores guide progress tracking.
How we treat your condition
Techniques are chosen from your assessment, not a one size fits all menu.
Canalith repositioning
Epley or similar maneuvers for positional vertigo when indicated.
Gaze stabilization
Exercises to keep vision clear during head movement.
Habituation
Gradual exposure to motion that provokes symptoms.
Balance retraining
Walking drills with head turns and dual tasks.
Typical recovery timeline
Timelines vary by person. These phases show what many patients experience.
Acute relief
Week 1 to 2Positional vertigo often improves quickly after correct maneuver.
Adaptation
Week 3 to 6Daily exercises reduce dizziness with movement.
Return
Week 6+Driving, work, and sport resumed with confidence.
Patient case studies
Real recovery paths from our Calgary clinic. Names and details are changed for privacy.
Retiree, 68 Room spinning when rolling in bed 4 weeks
Positional testing confirmed benign paroxysmal positional vertigo in the right ear. We performed the Epley maneuver in clinic and taught gaze stabilization exercises to retrain eye head coordination during daily head movements.
Room spinning when rolling in bed stopped after the second visit. She maintained gains with ten minutes of daily homework and had no recurrence at three month follow up. She feels confident driving and grocery shopping again.