Balance & Gait
- Balance Disorders
- Gait (Walking) Disorders
Vertigo & Vestibular Rehabilitation,
Find Your Balance Again
If dizziness or vertigo is making everyday life feel uncertain, we're here to help. Our personalized vestibular rehabilitation helps reduce dizziness, improve balance, and restore your confidence in movement.
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Is this what you're experiencing?
Feeling dizzy or unsteady can make even simple activities feel overwhelming. These are some common signs of a vestibular disorder.
You may feel:
- 01Frequent dizziness or spinning
- 02Feeling unsteady while walking
- 03Loss of balance
- 04Difficulty turning your head
- 05Fear of falling
If multiple Symptoms feel familiar, assessment helps
What's happening inside your body
Your inner ear and brain work together to keep you balanced. When that system is affected, you may experience dizziness, vertigo, or difficulty staying steady.
Inner Ear Changes
Your balance system may send mixed signals to the brain.
Dizziness & Vertigo
You may feel like the room is spinning or moving around you.
Balance Difficulties
Standing, walking, or turning quickly can become challenging.
Functional Limitations
Daily activities become challenging.
Why vertigo affects balance
When the body's balance system isn't working properly, even everyday movements can make you feel unsteady.
Common causes include:
- Inner ear disorders45%
- Vestibular dysfunction25%
- Balance changes15%
- Reduced stability10%
- Increased fall risk5%
The Vyana Recovery Process
Your rehabilitation plan is tailored to your symptoms, lifestyle, and goals, helping you regain balance safely and confidently.
Your care is structured like this:
We understand your dizziness, balance, walking, and how your symptoms affect everyday life.
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Your Progress Week by Week
Every recovery journey is different, but consistent rehabilitation helps maximize recovery and physical function.
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FAQs
Answers to common questions about your recovery
Vestibular Rehabilitation is a specialized physiotherapy program that helps reduce dizziness, improve balance, and restore normal movement. It uses targeted exercises to retrain the brain and inner-ear balance system so you feel steadier in daily life.
Yes. Physiotherapy is one of the most effective treatments for many types of vertigo. Through repositioning techniques, gaze-stability exercises, and balance retraining, most people notice a meaningful reduction in dizziness and unsteadiness.
Yes. Vestibular rehabilitation gradually helps your brain adapt to and compensate for faulty balance signals, which reduces dizziness, spinning sensations, and the feeling of being unsteady over time.
Recovery varies from person to person. Many people notice improvements within a few weeks, while more complex cases may need longer, progressive rehabilitation. Your physiotherapist will tailor the plan to your symptoms and goals.
Vertigo and balance problems often come from inner-ear disorders, vestibular dysfunction, neurological conditions, or age-related changes. A proper assessment helps identify the cause so treatment can be targeted and effective.