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Vertex Physiotherapy - Vestibular Rehabilitation (1)

At Vertex Physiotherapy, we provide care for individuals experiencing dizziness, vertigo, or balance concerns.<br>Our approach focuses on movement-based therapy tailored to each person's needs. We aim to support recovery and help improve day-to-day stability and confidence.

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Vertex Physiotherapy - Vestibular Rehabilitation (1)

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  1. NAVIGATING BALANCE: A PATH THROUGH VESTIBULAR PHYSIOTHERAPY 01

  2. UNDERSTANDING VESTIBULAR PHYSIOTHERAPY Vestibular physiotherapy is a movement-based approach aimed at managing symptoms related to inner ear or balance system concerns. This type of therapy may help reduce: Dizziness Vertigo Balance problems Nausea triggered by movement The process involves personalized exercises designed to support the body's ability to adapt and improve stability. It may benefit individuals recovering from inner ear infections, concussions, or conditions like BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo) 02

  3. Dizziness – A sensation of light-headedness or feeling faint. Blurred Vision – Especially during head movement (oscillopsia). Vertigo – A spinning or whirling sensation, even when stationary. Nausea or Vomiting – Often triggered by movement or changes in head position. Fatigue – Physical and mental tiredness due to constant efforts to maintain balance. Difficulty Concentrating – Trouble focusing, also referred to as "brain fog." SYMPTOMS OF VESTIBULAR DYSFUNCTION 03

  4. COMMON CAUSES OF VESTIBULAR DYSFUNCTION Inner ear infections (e.g., vestibular neuritis or labyrinthitis) Head injuries or concussions Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) Meniere’s disease Migraine-related dizziness Aging-related changes in the inner ear or balance systems Certain medications that affect the inner ear Neurological conditions such as stroke or multiple sclerosis 04

  5. ABOUT VERTEX PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINIC Vertex Physiotherapy is a collaborative clinic in Edmonton focused on a range of physiotherapy and rehabilitation services. Our team consists of licensed professionals who are committed to helping clients work toward their physical goals. We support individuals dealing with: Vestibular disorders Concussions Sports injuries Post-surgical recovery Chronic pain and movement limitations The clinic is located in a convenient area with flexible appointment hours. 05

  6. CONTACT US (825) 525-2852 www.vertexphysio.ca southclinic@vertexphysio.ca 6958 76 Ave NW #205, Edmonton, AB T6B 2R2, Canada 06

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