Vestibular Rehabilitation Edmonton
A tailored exercise programme for dizziness, vertigo and balance.
What this is
Vestibular rehabilitation is a tailored exercise programme that reduces dizziness and vertigo and improves balance by retraining how your brain uses signals from the inner ear, eyes and body. Treatment begins with an assessment to identify which system is contributing to your symptoms.
Vestibular and Balance Rehabilitation in Edmonton
Regain Your Balance. Reduce Dizziness. Reclaim Your Confidence.
Dizziness and instability can hold you back from enjoying daily life. Don’t wait for it to pass on its own.
Vestibular rehabilitation works, and we’re here to help.
Feel Grounded Again with Expert Vestibular Care
Restore Movement. Regain Confidence. Return Stronger.
If you’re struggling with dizziness, vertigo, imbalance, or unsteadiness when walking, you’re not alone, and you don’t have to live with it. At Trust Care Physiotherapy, we offer focused Vestibular and Balance Rehabilitation to help retrain your body, improve your stability, and get you back to doing the things you love, safely and confidently.
Dizziness and vertigo are treatable. Vestibular rehabilitation retrains your balance system.
Trust Care Physiotherapy, north Edmonton
What is Vestibular Rehabilitation?
Vestibular rehabilitation is a focused form of physiotherapy designed to treat inner ear and balance disorders that affect your ability to move and function.
These conditions often involve the vestibular system, the part of your inner ear and brain that controls balance and eye movements.
Common Symptoms We Treat
- Dizziness or vertigo (spinning sensation)
- Imbalance or frequent falls
- Light-headedness or disorientation
- Nausea or motion sensitivity
- Difficulty walking straight or standing upright
- Unsteady feeling after head movement
- Visual disturbances or blurry vision
Conditions We Help With
- Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
- Vestibular Neuritis & Labyrinthitis
- Post-concussion dizziness
- Meniere’s Disease
- Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness (PPPD)
- Balance decline due to aging
- Motion sensitivity or visual vertigo & more
Trust Care Physiotherapy is here to support your recovery
Physically, Mentally, and Professionally.
What to Expect in Treatment
- Canalith Repositioning Maneuvers (e.g., Epley or Semont for BPPV)
- Gaze Stabilization Exercises to improve visual focus during movement
- Balance & Postural Training to reduce fall risk and improve coordination
- Habituation Exercises to reduce sensitivity to movement
- Home Programs to continue your recovery between sessions
More about this service
Why Choose Trust Care Physiotherapy?
- Experienced Evaluators
- Experienced Vestibular-Trained Physiotherapists
- Collaborative Care Approach with your physician or clinicians
- Personalized Rehab Plans
- Personalized, One-on-One Sessions
Support
- Safe & Supportive Environment
- Compassionate Care
- Clear Progress Tracking & Home Care Guidance
- Vestibular & vertigo FAQ
Not sure this is the right starting point?
Call the clinic and we will tell you what the first appointment would look like, and what it would cost.
Common questions
A few things people often ask before their first visit.
What is vestibular rehabilitation?
Vestibular rehabilitation is a focused form of physiotherapy that uses targeted exercises and techniques to help your balance system adapt. It is used to manage dizziness, vertigo and unsteadiness caused by inner-ear and balance-related conditions.
What conditions can vestibular physiotherapy help with?
It is commonly used for BPPV (positional vertigo), general dizziness and imbalance, vestibular neuritis and labyrinthitis recovery, and balance problems after a concussion. Your physiotherapist assesses your symptoms and builds a plan suited to your condition.
What is BPPV, and can you treat it?
BPPV (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo) is a common cause of brief spinning sensations triggered by head movements. We assess for BPPV and, where appropriate, use canalith repositioning techniques such as the Epley manoeuvre as part of your care.
How many sessions will I need, and what should I expect?
It varies by condition. Your first visit is a thorough assessment, after which your physiotherapist explains the plan and a likely timeframe. Many people are given simple exercises to practise at home between visits to support their progress.
Do I need a referral, and is it covered by insurance?
In most cases you can book without a physician referral. Vestibular rehabilitation is provided as physiotherapy, so it is often covered under physiotherapy benefits. We direct bill to more than 40 insurers where your plan allows and can check your coverage first.
Book your initial assessment
We are at 14415 Miller Blvd NW in North Edmonton, with parking on site and direct billing to 40+ insurers.