vestibular therapy in Seattle.

The room shouldn’t spin when you roll over in bed. Targeted exercises and repositioning techniques retrain your inner ear and balance system, so it stops.

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What It Is

Dizzy isn’t something you just live with.

If you’ve started avoiding stairs, crowds, or turning your head too fast, that’s not you being overly cautious. That’s a balance system misfiring, and working around it is exhausting. Vestibular therapy treats the actual cause: BPPV, vestibular neuritis, Meniere’s disease, or migraine-related dizziness.

A Doctor of Physical Therapy uses canalith repositioning to move displaced inner-ear crystals back where they belong. Targeted exercises retrain your brain to read balance signals correctly again. Every visit starts with a careful evaluation, because the right fix depends on exactly which part of the system is off.

Physical therapist guiding a patient through a vestibular balance assessment A thorough evaluation, so treatment targets what’s actually wrong.

What It Helps

Where the spinning finally stops.

Vestibular therapy works when the room won’t hold still.

Spinning, tilting, or unsteady dizziness Neck-related dizziness and headaches

What A Session Looks Like

Three steps, one visit.

1

We find exactly what’s triggering the dizziness

2

Repositioning or retraining exercises

3

Home exercises to reinforce the change

Why It Works

The balance system, retrained.

Targets the actual cause, not just symptoms

Canalith repositioning for BPPV episodes

Exercises that rebuild steady balance over time

A plan with an endpoint, built for your diagnosis

Pairs Well With

Steadier balance, head to toe.

Physical Therapy One-on-one with a Doctor of Physical Therapy for the strength and mobility issues balance problems bring along. Manual Therapy Hands-on work on tight neck and upper back muscles calms the neck-related dizziness that often overlaps with vestibular issues.

Questions, Answered

What people ask before booking vestibular therapy.

We treat BPPV, vestibular neuritis, Meniere’s disease, and migraine-related dizziness, among other balance and inner-ear issues. Each one has a different cause, so your evaluation starts there. We confirm what you’re dealing with before we choose your treatment.

That’s a fair worry, and the honest answer is: sometimes, briefly. Some exercises bring on mild dizziness in the moment, because that’s how your brain relearns the signal. We dose everything to what you can handle and progress from there. Canalith repositioning for BPPV is different: most people feel fast, noticeable relief.

We verify your exact benefits before your first visit, so you know your cost upfront. Questions before then? Call us at 206-279-2870.

Book Your Visit

Ready when you are.

Request a time and a real person calls you back, usually within two business hours. No phone tree. No ‘someone will reach out.’ Just a plan.

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