Head Injuries and Pain, as well as Vertigo and Dizziness, can significantly impact daily life. While the terms vertigo and dizziness are often used interchangeably, it’s important to note a key distinction. Specifically, vertigo involves the distinct sensation of the room rapidly spinning. In contrast, dizziness encompasses a broader range of sensations.

Furthermore, individuals experiencing vertigo or dizziness may exhibit additional symptoms. These can include a noticeable loss of balance or a feeling of unsteadiness. Moreover, a common sensation is that either the individual or their surroundings are spinning or moving erratically. Blurred vision, particularly during movement, is another potential symptom. In addition to these, nausea and even vomiting can occur.

Notably, Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) stands out as the most prevalent cause of vertigo. This condition triggers brief yet intense episodes of severe dizziness. The underlying cause of BPPV is the presence of debris within the inner ear.

Through specialized vestibular rehabilitation, our primary goal is to effectively minimize your vertigo and dizziness symptoms. Moreover, we aim to improve your overall balance and, consequently, prevent falls by actively restoring proper function to your inner ear.

To achieve this, one effective treatment option involves a precise positioning procedure designed to clear the problematic debris from your inner ear. Our skilled therapists will diligently work to accurately determine the most appropriate treatment strategies tailored to your unique symptoms and the specific underlying cause of your vertigo and dizziness.

A concussion can result from a bump, strike or jolt to your head, neck or body and causes an impulsive force to your brain temporarily changing the way it functions. Symptoms of a concussion can include:

• Balance issues 
• Blurred vision 
• Difficulty concentrating
• Dizziness
• Double vision
• Drowsiness 
• Headaches
• Irritability or mood swings
• Sensitivity to light
• Sensitivity to noise

Our concussion rehabilitation program can help. Your treatment plan will be determined by the root cause of your symptoms and help you heal.

Are you experiencing head injuries, persistent pain, or unsettling sensations like vertigo and dizziness? These conditions can significantly disrupt your daily life, making even simple tasks challenging. At Well Motion Physiotherapy & Allied Health, we understand the complexities of these issues.

While the terms vertigo and dizziness are often used interchangeably in everyday conversation, it’s crucial to recognize a key distinction for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment. Specifically, vertigo presents as the distinct and often intense sensation of the room or your surroundings rapidly spinning. Conversely, dizziness encompasses a broader spectrum of disorienting sensations, including lightheadedness, unsteadiness, and a general loss of equilibrium.

Furthermore, individuals grappling with vertigo or dizziness may encounter a range of additional debilitating symptoms. These can prominently include a noticeable loss of balance or a persistent feeling of unsteadiness, making walking and movement difficult. Moreover, a frequently reported sensation is that either the individual themselves or their external environment is actively spinning, tilting, or moving erratically. In addition to these inner ear disturbances, blurred vision, particularly exacerbated by head movements, is another potential and troublesome symptom. Compounding these challenges, nausea and even episodes of vomiting can occur, significantly impacting quality of life.

Indeed, Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) stands out as the most prevalent and frequently encountered cause of vertigo. This common inner ear disorder triggers brief yet intense and often frightening episodes of severe dizziness. The fundamental underlying cause of BPPV is the presence of tiny calcium carbonate crystals, often referred to as debris, that have become dislodged within the delicate structures of the inner ear.

Through specialized and evidence-based vestibular rehabilitation, our primary and patient-centered goal is to effectively minimize the distressing symptoms of vertigo and dizziness. Beyond symptom reduction, we aim to significantly improve your overall balance, enhance spatial awareness, and, consequently, prevent potentially dangerous falls by actively and strategically restoring the optimal function of your intricate inner ear system.

To achieve lasting relief and functional recovery, one highly effective treatment option we utilize involves a series of precise and gentle head and body movements known as a positioning procedure. This technique is specifically designed to carefully and effectively clear the problematic calcium debris from the sensitive areas of your inner ear, thereby alleviating the root cause of many vertigo symptoms. Our skilled and compassionate therapists will conduct a thorough assessment to accurately determine the most appropriate and personalized treatment strategies tailored to your unique constellation of symptoms and the specific underlying cause of your vertigo and dizziness. We are committed to guiding you back to a stable and pain-free life.