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Feeling Dizzy?

VRT CAN HELP

Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy at The Centre for Health and Sports Medicine

About
Vestibular Rehabilitation Compensation
Inner ear- Vestibular System
Gaze Stabilization for Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy

Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT) is a specialized form of physiotherapy used to improve problems with vision, balance and dizziness, that arise from disorders of the inner ear. The goal of VRT is to retrain the brain to properly coordinate information between the vestibular system, the eyes and the musculo-skeletal system. Treatment is provided by physiotherapists that have received advanced post-graduate training and is covered as a physiotherapy service under extended health care insurance plans.

 

VRT successfully manages numerous vestibular disorders, including:

  • Unilateral / Bilateral Hypofunction

  • Elements of Meniere's Disease 

  • Cervicogenic Dizziness

  • Fall risks / balance disorders

  • Motion Sensitivity

  • Other vestibular disorders

VRT helps to improve symptoms of vestibular dysfunction, such as:

  • Dizziness / lightheadedness

  • Vertigo / sense of spinning

  • Nausea (and/or vomiting)

  • Headaches

Symptoms of vestibular dysfunction, Dizziness and Balance Disorders
  • Blurred / bouncing vision

  • Imbalance or unsteadiness

  • Increased incidence of falls

  • Difficulty concentrating

Vestibular Assessment at Newland Vestibular Rehabilitation, Centre for Health & Sports Medicine
Orthopaedic Manual Physiotherapy at Newland VRT, Centre For Health & Sports Medicine
Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy, Physiotherapy at Newland VRT, Centre for Health & Sports Medicine
Dry Needling at Newland VRT, Centre for Health & Sports Medicine
Services
Vestibular Rehabilitation Toronto Newland VRT

Services:

Contact
Vestibular Rehabilitation Toronto Newland VRT

At The Centre for Health & Sports Medicine

68 Apex Road

(Dufferin & Lawrence)

North York, ON

M6A 2V2

Tel: 416-789-2476

Fax: 416-789-1308

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