Vertigo and dizziness can knock you off balance.
That spinning sensation or unsteadiness can be frightening. We find the cause and use gentle, targeted care to help you feel steady again.
What's going on
Dizziness has many sources, but one common cause is the inner ear. Tiny crystals there can shift out of place and confuse your brain about where you are in space.
We assess what's behind your dizziness and, when it's a vestibular issue, use gentle repositioning and balance work to help your body recalibrate.
Sound familiar?
- A spinning sensation when you move your head
- Dizziness when rolling over or sitting up in bed
- Feeling unsteady or off-balance
- Nausea triggered by head movement
- Trouble focusing your eyes during episodes
How we treat it
Your plan is built from your exam. Here are the kinds of care we may use.
Gentle Chiropractic Adjustments
Safe, careful adjustments to help your joints move more freely.
Physical Therapy
Guided exercises and hands-on care to rebuild strength, motion, and balance.
Corrective Exercises
Targeted movements to fix posture and prevent pain from returning.
Every patient is different. Your provider will talk with you about which options fit you.
What your first visit looks like
We listen
You tell us your story, your pain, and what you want to get back to doing.
We examine
We check how you move and look for the cause of the problem.
We make a plan
We explain what we found, what we recommend, and what it will cost. No surprises.
Common questions
Can chiropractic help vertigo?
Yes, especially certain types. Gentle repositioning and upper-neck care can help when dizziness comes from the inner ear or neck.
How many visits will I need?
Some people feel relief after just one or two sessions. We'll set expectations based on what's causing your dizziness.
Is the treatment scary?
Not at all. The movements are slow and gentle, and we explain each step before we do it.
When to get emergency care. Seek emergency care for sudden severe dizziness with chest pain, double vision, trouble speaking, or weakness on one side.
Ready to feel better?
Call us or book online. If we can't help with your problem, we'll point you to someone who can.