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Physio 1 Airdrie

Vertigo & Balance Therapy in Airdrie

Vestibular physiotherapy looks at how your inner ear, vision and body work together to keep you balanced. It may help people experiencing dizziness, vertigo or unsteadiness.

Sudden or severe dizziness can have many causes — please seek medical attention if symptoms are new, severe or accompanied by other concerning signs.

Who might seek this care?

  • People experiencing spinning sensations with head movements
  • Older adults who feel unsteady on their feet
  • People recovering from a concussion with balance concerns

What the assessment involves

Your physiotherapist will ask about your symptoms and may assess eye movements, balance and positional responses.

What treatment may involve

  • Repositioning techniques where appropriate
  • Balance and gaze stability exercises
  • Home exercise programs
  • Fall-risk education

Treatment depends on your assessment. Not every option is right for every person.

What to expect

Some assessment positions can briefly bring on symptoms. Your physiotherapist will explain each step and go at your pace.

Who provides this service

Practitioners at our clinic with training or a particular interest in this area include:

You can choose who you’d like to see when you book online.

This page provides general information and isn’t a substitute for an individual assessment. If you have severe or worsening symptoms, seek medical attention.

FAQ

Vertigo & Balance Therapy: common questions

Can’t find your answer? Call us or send an email.

Should I bring someone with me?

If dizziness affects your ability to drive, please arrange a ride to and from your appointment.

How do I book?

Book online through our booking page, where you can choose a service, practitioner and time — or call the clinic and our front desk will help.

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Take the next step toward recovery and better movement with the Physio 1 Airdrie team.