Vestibular

Getting Ready for Your Vestibular Physio Assessment: A Patient’s Guide If you’ve booked in for a vestibular physiotherapy assessment, first of all, well done! Taking this step means you’re on the road to figuring out what’s causing that dizziness, spinning, or wobbly feeling. If you’re wondering, “What do I need to do to get ready?” […]

Vestibular Neuritis: What It Is and How Physiotherapy Can Help Have you suddenly experienced a severe spinning sensation, nausea, or loss of balance, without any changes to your hearing? You may be experiencing vestibular neuritis, an inner ear condition that affects your balance system. Vestibular neuritis can feel overwhelming and unsettling, but recovery is possible.

Labyrinthitis: What It Is and How Physiotherapy Can Help Have you recently had a cold or viral illness, only to be hit by a sudden wave of dizziness, hearing changes, or a sense of spinning? You may be experiencing labyrinthitis – a condition that affects both your balance and hearing systems. Labyrinthitis can be unsettling,

Feeling Unsteady as You Get Older? It Could Be Age-Related Vestibular Decline Do you find yourself feeling more unsteady, dizzy, or anxious about your balance as you get older? You’re not imagining it – these symptoms could be related to age-related changes in your vestibular system (your inner ear balance system). The good news? You

PPPD: Persistent Dizziness That Won’t Go Away? Physiotherapy Can Help Have you been feeling constantly lightheaded, foggy, or off-balance for weeks or months – especially when walking in busy environments, looking at screens, or trying to focus? You may be experiencing a condition called PPPD (Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness). It’s not “just in your head,” and

Vestibular Migraine: How Physios Treat Migraines and Help with Dizziness.  Do you experience recurring dizziness or vertigo, sometimes with or without a headache? You may be dealing with vestibular migraine – a common but often underdiagnosed condition that links the migraine process with balance and inner ear symptoms. At Motion Health Rehab in Capalaba and

Have you got Positional Vertigo (BPPV)? Physiotherapy Can Help You Feel Steady Again If you’ve ever felt the room spin when lying down, rolling over in bed, or looking up quickly, you might be experiencing Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo, or BPPV. It’s one of the most common causes of vertigo, yet it’s often misunderstood or

Feeling Dizzy? Here’s How Vestibular Physiotherapy Can Help Have you ever felt like the room is spinning, or had trouble maintaining your balance when you stand or walk? You’re not alone. Dizziness and balance issues are common complaints – and they’re not always just “in your head.” Often, they stem from problems within the vestibular