DIZZINESS & VERTIGO TREAMENT ON THE GOLD COAST.
Comprehensive assessment and treatment for dizziness & vertigo conditions.
Do you experience:
A spinning or moving sensation (vertigo)?
Feeling lightheaded, unsteady, or off-balance?
Nausea or a sense of motion sickness
Visual disturbance or difficulty focusing?
Neck pain, headaches, or pressure in the head?
DIZZINESS CONDITIONS WE TREAT:
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Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
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Cervicogenic Dizziness
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Vestibular Migraine
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Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness (PPPD)
HOW CAN OSTEOPATHY WITH VERTIGO & DIZZINESS?
Not all dizziness comes from the inner ear.
Osteopathy can help with certain types of dizziness and vertigo by assessing and addressing how the neck, the inner ear and the eyes are working together to control balance and movement. .
Dizziness is often not caused by a single structure. Instead, it can occur when the different balance systems in the body—such as the vestibular system (inner ear), visual system, and joint and muscle input (especially from the neck)—are not coordinating effectively.
Where appropriate, treatment may involve repositioning maneuvers, gentle manual therapy, movement-based rehabilitation, and vestibular-informed exercises to help improve coordination, reduce sensitivity, and support the body’s ability to adapt to movement
The goal is not just to reduce symptoms of dizziness, but to address the underlying factors and help restore confidence, stability, and normal movement in everyday life..
WHAT TO EXPECT FROM TREATMENT:
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01. HISTORY & ASSESMENT
Understanding your symptoms Then targeted clinical testing.
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02. EXPLANATION & PLAN
Clear explanation of findings and next steps
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03. TREATMENT & REHAB
Hands-on care + exercise-based recovery plan
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04. LIFESTYLE OPTIMISATION
Sleep, nutrition, stress management, supplementation
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Still have questions? Contact us directly below
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Yes, our osteopath has undergone post graduate training in vestibular rehabilitation and cervicogenic dizziness
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Dizziness and vertigo are often caused by a mismatch between the body’s three main balance systems:
Inner ear (vestibular system)
Eyes (visual system)
Body and neck sensors (proprioception)
When these systems aren’t working together properly, symptoms like spinning, imbalance, or lightheadedness can occur.
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In some cases, yes. Dysfunction in the neck (often called cervicogenic dizziness) can affect how the body senses position and movement, leading to feelings of imbalance or disorientation—especially with head movement or sustained postur
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Treatment typically depends on the cause but may include:
Vestibular rehabilitation exercises
Balance and coordination training
Manual therapy to the neck and surrounding muscles
Education around triggers and movement strategies
The aim is to retrain the brain and body to process movement more effectively
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How long does it take to recover from vertigo?
Recovery time varies depending on the condition. Some types, like BPPV, may improve quickly with the right treatment, while others may take several weeks of consistent rehabilitation to see meaningful improvement.
START YOUR DIZZINESS RECOVERY TODAY:
If you’re experiencing ongoing dizziness a structured assessment can help provide clarity and direction.
Early assessment can make a meaningful difference in understanding what may be contributing to your symptoms and how to move forward.