vestibular & concussion physiotherapy
Clearer.
Steadier.
Back to your routine.
Specialized physiotherapy for dizziness, balance concerns and symptoms following concussion—guided by a detailed assessment and progressed according to your tolerance.
RECOGNIZING THE SYMPTOMS
Understanding the symptoms you’re experiencing.
Vestibular and concussion-related symptoms can affect how you move, see, focus and manage everyday activities.
DIZZINESS & MOTION
Dizziness or vertigo
Nausea with movement
Motion sensitivity
BALANCE & STABILITY
Unsteadiness
Balance or coordination difficulties
Difficulty in busy environments
VISION & CONCENTRATION
Visual strain
Light sensitivity
Difficulty reading or focusing
HEADACHE, NECK & ACTIVITY
Headaches
Neck pain
Symptoms with work, exercise or sport
UNDERSTANDING REHABILITATION
What is vestibular & concussion rehabilitation?
Vestibular and concussion rehabilitation is a specialized area of physiotherapy focused on symptoms involving balance, dizziness, vision, movement and recovery following a concussion.
Treatment begins with an individualized assessment to understand what may be contributing to your symptoms. From there, rehabilitation uses targeted exercises and gradual, symptom-guided progression to help improve tolerance to movement and everyday activities.
The goal is to help you feel steadier, more confident and better prepared to return to work, exercise, sport and daily life.
A TARGETED ASSESSMENT
The right treatment starts with understanding what is driving your symptoms.
A focused assessment helps identify the key factors contributing to your symptoms so your treatment can be specific, individualized and progressed according to your tolerance
Your assessment may review
Symptom patterns and triggers
Eye movement and visual stability
Balance and walking
Neck mobility and control
Tolerance to physical and cognitive activity
rehabilitation shaped around your findings
Treatment targets the systems involved.
An individualized program that addresses the systems contributing to your symptoms and supports daily life.
Vestibular & visual retraining
Gaze-stability, eye-head coordination and gradual exposure to movements or visually busy environments can help improve tolerance to activities that bring on symptoms. When positional vertigo is identified, treatment may also include repositioning manoeuvres.
Balance & movement retraining
Progressive balance, walking and coordination exercises help improve steadiness, movement control and confidence during everyday activities.
Neck, exertion & return to activity
When appropriate, treatment may address neck mobility and control alongside gradual increases in physical and cognitive activity to support a safe return to work, school, exercise or sport.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Feel like you again.
Book a vestibular or concussion physiotherapy assessment and take the next step toward returning to the activities that matter to you.
