Do you feel dizzy, off balance, or like the room is spinning? These may be signs of vertigo or a vestibular disorder affecting the inner ear and balance system. In this video, Morgan Shinaraj from Rutherford Physiotherapy explains how vestibular physiotherapy helps treat: • Vertigo and dizziness • BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo) • Balance and walking difficulties • Post-concussion dizziness • Vestibular dysfunction • Nausea and motion sensitivity Learn how vestibular rehabilitation is used: ✔ Epley maneuver and repositioning techniques ✔ Balance retraining exercises ✔ Eye-head coordination exercises ✔ Customized vestibular therapy programs Vestibular physiotherapy helps retrain the brain and restore balance safely so you can return to daily activities with confidence. 📍 Looking for vertigo treatment in Edmonton or vestibular physiotherapy near you? Book your vestibular assessment at Rutherford Physiotherapy today. #VertigoTreatment #VestibularPhysiotherapy #DizzinessTreatment #BPPV #VestibularRehab #BalanceProblems #ConcussionRecovery #EdmontonPhysio #RutherfordPhysiotherapy #VertigoPhysio #edmonton #alberta

Understanding BPPV: The Most Common Cause of Vertigo Explained From sudden spinning sensations when you roll over in bed to feeling off‑balance during daily activities, this article explains BPPV’s core causes, key symptoms, and practical treatment options — helping you better understand vertigo and seek appropriate care. https://physiohealinghands.com/understanding-bppv-the-most-common-cause-of-vertigo-explained/