What We Treat
We treat hormonal dizziness, rocking after a cruise, vestibular migraines, BPPV, visual dizziness, and more—without requiring a medical diagnosis to get started. Dizziness symptoms can feel vague, frustrating, and hard to explain. Whether it started suddenly or gradually built up over time, many of our patients come in after seeing multiple providers with no clear answers. The good news: there is treatment, and you don't have to navigate this alone.
Hormonal & Cycle Dizziness
Dizziness, vertigo, or a floaty, off-balance feeling that flares before your period or starts in perimenopause or menopause. Your hormones affect your inner ear, and vestibular therapy can help you feel steady.
Typical Recovery: Varies
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Dizziness After a Cruise or Boat Trip
Still feel like you're rocking or swaying days after a cruise, boat trip, or long flight? Vestibular rehab can help your brain let go of its sea legs and feel steady again.
Typical Recovery: Varies
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Vestibular Migraine
Dizziness, vertigo, or a rocking feeling, often with light or sound sensitivity and sometimes no headache at all. The right care can reduce how often and how hard episodes hit.
Typical Recovery: 8-12 weeks
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BPPV
Brief, intense spinning when you roll over in bed, lie down, look up, or bend forward. BPPV is the most common cause of peripheral vertigo, and it's highly treatable with repositioning maneuvers.
Typical Recovery: 2-4 visits
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Visual Dizziness
Feeling floaty, lightheaded, or "off" in grocery stores, while scrolling your phone, reading, or driving? Your eyes and inner ear may not be working together, and vestibular rehab can retrain them.
Typical Recovery: 6-8 weeks
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Post-Concussion Dizziness
Dizziness, brain fog, headaches, or imbalance that linger after a head injury, even if you were cleared or the concussion was years ago. It's not too late to feel steady.
Typical Recovery: 4-8 weeks
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Feeling Off Balance or Just Dizzy?
Not every case fits a clear label. If you feel unsteady, or your dizziness is hard to describe, vestibular therapy can still help. Our evaluation finds the root cause and builds a treatment plan just for you.
What Makes Us Different
Our evidence-based approach combines the latest research with personalized care to deliver the best outcomes for your vestibular and balance concerns.
Vestibular Therapy Specialist
Carly has advanced training in vestibular rehabilitation and has helped hundreds of patients regain their balance and confidence. She stays current with the latest research to provide the most effective treatments.
Evidence-Based Treatment
We use research-backed techniques proven to work for vestibular conditions. From specific repositioning maneuvers for BPPV to habituation exercises for visual dizziness, every treatment is chosen for effectiveness.
Personalized Treatment Plans
No two patients are the same. We create customized therapy programs based on your specific diagnosis, symptoms, lifestyle, and goals. Your treatment evolves as you progress.
Ready to Feel Better?
Don't let dizziness and balance problems control your life. Schedule your comprehensive evaluation today and take the first step toward feeling like yourself again.
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