STOP DIZZINESS FROM CONTROLLING YOUR LIFE
Our vestibular-trained physiotherapist helps you feel steady, safe, and confident again — with targeted, evidence-based rehabilitation.
Certified Vestibular-Trained Physiotherapist ✦ Proven Protocols for BPPV, Vertigo, and Balance Issues ✦ Comprehensive Assessment & Care
WHEN EVERYTHING FEELS UNSTEADY
Spinning sensations when you change positions. Dizziness that makes walking difficult. Nausea, motion sensitivity, or that constant "off" feeling that never quite goes away.
And it's affecting more than your body—you're avoiding activities you love, you've lost confidence driving or being active, and you feel anxious because no one seems to understand what you're experiencing.
Here's the truth: Vestibular conditions respond exceptionally well to the right treatment.
WHAT IS VESTIBULAR REHABILITATION?
Your sense of balance comes from multiple body systems working together.
When one of them stops working properly, your brain gets mixed signals, and the world starts to feel unsteady.
Vestibular rehabilitation retrains these systems so they work in sync again.
HOW VESTIBULAR PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATS DIZZINESS AND BALANCE PROBLEMS
Mikayla, our vestibular-trained physiotherapist, performs a detailed assessment to identify what’s causing your dizziness or imbalance.
Based on the results, your treatment may include:
✓ Repositioning maneuvers (Epley's maneuver for BPPV — often immediate relief)
✓ Gaze stability training (to improve visual focus and reduce motion sensitivity)
✓ Balance retraining (to rebuild confidence and coordination)
✓ Neck and eye exercises (to restore full system function)
✓ Education and home strategies (so you know what to expect and how to manage flare-ups)
The goal is simple:
To help you move through life again — steady, confident, and without fear.
CONDITIONS TREATED WITH VESTIBULAR PHYSIOTHERAPY
VESTIBULAR REHAB WORKS BEST FOR:
Common Vestibular Conditions
BPPV (vertigo with position changes) • Inner ear dysfunction • Age-related balance decline • Persistent dizziness after infection or illness
Common Patient Experiences
Dizzy when rolling over in bed • Unsteady walking in grocery stores or crowds • Feeling "off" for weeks after a cold or virus • Losing balance when turning quickly • Dizziness or blurred vision after a concussion
Dizziness following a head injury may require a combination of vestibular rehab and Concussion Management.
You don't have to live cautiously. Vestibular rehab helps you retrain your system and trust your balance again.
WHY CHOOSE DYNAMIC PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR VESTIBULAR REHAB IN OKOTOKS
Specialized Training
Mikayla has advanced vestibular and concussion training—this is her area of expertise, not a general add-on.
Evidence-Based Treatment
We use proven protocols for vestibular and balance disorders—not guesswork.
Comprehensive Approach
We assess your inner ear, neck, eyes, and body mechanics—treating the entire balance system.
Rapid Relief
BPPV can often be resolved in 1–2 sessions; other conditions improve steadily over 4–8 weeks.
Safe and Supportive
We progress treatment at your pace, pausing or modifying as needed to keep you comfortable.
OUR SIMPLE 3 STEP PATH TO START FEELING BALANCED AGAIN
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ASSESSMENT AND DIAGNOSIS
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Vestibular physiotherapy retrains your balance and coordination systems to eliminate or reduce dizziness.
We guide you through controlled exercises that help your brain adapt safely — not aggravate symptoms.
BPPV can improve in 1–2 sessions. Other vestibular issues usually improve steadily over several weeks.
Absolutely. It’s gentle, safe, and often life-changing for improving stability and preventing falls.
Yes. We have extensive experience in post-concussion dizziness and integrate vestibular rehab with return-to-sport and return-to-life protocols.
Yes. Vestibular rehab is provided by a licensed physiotherapist and is covered by most extended health plans.
At Dynamic, we include Shockwave Therapy as part of a regular physiotherapy visit at no additional cost. We believe the best tools should be accessible to every patient who needs them. You can view our standard session rates on our [Online Booking Page], or our front desk team would be happy to go over current pricing with you when you call to book.
(Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo) occurs when tiny calcium crystals in your inner ear shift out of place and move into the ear canals. This causes a spinning sensation (vertigo) whenever you move your head in specific ways.
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The Treatment: We treat BPPV using specialized "repositioning maneuvers" (like the Epley Maneuver). By moving your head through a specific series of positions, our certified therapists can guide the crystals back to where they belong. Most patients see a significant reduction or total resolution of symptoms in just 1 to 3 visits.
Yes. While "vertigo" is a symptom with many causes, Vestibular Physiotherapy is incredibly effective at resolving it—especially when it is caused by BPPV. For other types of dizziness, such as those caused by inner ear infections (vestibular neuritis) or age-related balance issues, we use habituation and balance exercises to retrain your brain and eyes to process movement correctly, effectively "curing" the instability.
READY TO FEEL STEADY AND CONFIDENT AGAIN?
Stop letting dizziness limit your life.
Book your vestibular assessment today and take the first step toward feeling balanced again.
Vestibular Physiotherapy
Vestibular Physiotherapy: Specialized rehabilitation to resolve dizziness, vertigo, and balance disorders through targeted inner-ear exercises.
Mikayla MacDonald
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