Vestibular
Free yourself from dizziness, regain your balance
Do you experience dizziness, vertigo, visual disturbances, or balance issues? These symptoms may result from a dysfunction of the vestibular system, located in the inner ear. Our experienced physiotherapists in vestibular rehabilitation can effectively address these symptoms.
Reasons for consultation include:
• BPPV (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo)
• Labyrinthitis, neuronitis, vestibular neuritis
• Vestibular hypofunction
• Vestibular migraines
• Ménière’s disease
• Head trauma
• Other vestibular disorders
The treatment involves personalized vestibular rehabilitation exercises tailored to each client’s needs. These exercises aim to improve balance and reduce symptoms. They include desensitization, coordination, and stabilization techniques, along with advice on managing triggers.Through a multidisciplinary approach, we provide comprehensive support to help you regain optimal quality of life.
What to expect during our sessions
At the Clinique Physio Familiale, we are fully committed to supporting your recovery process by offering physiotherapy care based on the latest technological advancements and the most up-to-date training.
We provide physiotherapy services in a private setting, where each session is designed to meet your specific needs. The initial assessment lasts 75 minutes, allowing for a thorough analysis of your overall health, symptoms, and functional abilities. This evaluation helps establish a personalized treatment plan aligned with your goals. To ensure your comfort and privacy, all consultations take place in private rooms.
Follow-up sessions last between 45 and 60 minutes. During these sessions, the physiotherapist will apply various therapeutic approaches adapted to your condition. They may also prescribe specific exercises to do at home and provide self-management advice to improve your well-being and optimize your quality of life.
"We offer a personalized approach to help individuals achieve their health goals in prevention, rehabilitation, and performance."
