Physio Performance, Health & Fitness
Are you struggling with Vertigo or Dizziness in your everyday life?
If so, we can help you!
No Pain Killers
No Surgery
True Pain Relief
What Is Vestibular Rehabilitation
- Vestibular Rehabilitation is a specific type of physiotherapy used to treat problems of the inner ear associated with poor balance, vertigo and dizziness.
- The goal of treatment is to minimize dizziness, improve balance, and prevent falls by restoring normal function of the vestibular system.
- Your first session here at Physio Performance will include a full balance assessment to determine the cause of your symptoms.
- Your personalised treatment plan will be designed based upon the findings in the initial assessment.
- Treatment will include specialised techniques to manage your diagnosis and a fully tailored exercise programme to help settle down the vestibular system, reducing symptoms and helping you get back on track to live your daily life.
About Caylan, our Vestibular Rehab Specialist:
BSc Biology, MSc Physiotherapy
- Caylan here at Physio Performance has a special interest in working with people in managing concussions and vestibular issues.
- She can help determine the cause of your vertigo/dizziness and how best to treat it.
- She has completed courses in Advanced Vestibular Rehabilitation through the Dizziness and Balance Rehabilitation Clinic in Victoria, BC, Canada in 2021.
- She has since thoroughly enjoyed working with this population and to build on her expertise in this niche area of physiotherapy, she is continuing her education at the University of Pittsburgh over a year long Advanced Vestibular Physical Therapist (AVPT) certification program.
- She has also undergone courses in the area of concussion management in 2021 with achieving her Level 1 & 2 in concussion management with Concussion Rehab Works Inc. She has worked with clients of all ages and backgrounds in managing both concussions and vestibular disorders to achieve getting back to their daily activities or return to sport.
What Conditions Does Vestibular Physio Treat
Many vestibular conditions are treated & improved with vestibular rehabilitation physiotherapy, these include:
- BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo)
- Inner ear infections
- Vertigo
- Post-traumatic vertigo (such as after a car accident)
- Vestibular neuritis
- Meniere’s disease
- Labyrinthitis
- Concussion
Am I a suitable candidate?
If you are unsure if you are a suitable candidate for Vestibular rehab, please answer a couple of questions below&
Caylan would be happy to give you a call to see if it is something she can help with:
Our Reviews
Yes. If you are struggling with Vertigo or Dizziness in your everyday life, our team is specifically trained to help you overcome these debilitating symptoms.
No. Our approach focuses on No Surgery. We use specialized physical therapy techniques to treat the root cause of your dizziness without the need for invasive procedures.
Our philosophy for this treatment is No Pain Killers. We aim to provide relief through physical rehabilitation rather than masking the problem with medication.
Vertigo is often caused by issues within the inner ear or vestibular system.Our treatments target these areas to restore balance and stop the spinning sensation.
Our goal is to provide True Pain Relief. We want to help you get back to your normal daily routine without the fear of dizziness or falling.
Yes. Whether you have been suffering for a short time or have been struggling with Vertigo in your everyday life for years, we can help assess and treat your condition.
Physiotherapy, specifically vestibular rehabilitation, helps retrain your brain and body to process balance signals correctly. This offers a long-term solution rather than a quick fix.
You can find expert care at Physio Performance, located in Donore Business Park, Unit 18, Drogheda, Co. Louth.
If you want to know more, you can click the “I want to know more” button on our website or contact us directly to discuss your specific symptoms.
To start your journey to a dizziness-free life, call us at 041-9877059 or email info@physioperformance.ie to schedule an appointment.