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We are hiring a female RMT & Physiotherapist
We are hiring a female RMT & Physiotherapist
After an injury to the vestibular system occurs, the central nervous system can compensate for reduced function of the inner ears. Essentially, the brain copes with the imbalanced signals coming from the vestibular system by learning to rely more heavily on alternative signals coming from other systems in the body to maintain vestibular balance. This can be achieved through various exercise strategies outlined below. When this central (or brain) compensation occurs, the patient’s symptoms can be alleviated and allows them to return to normal function.
Patients typically referred for Vestibular Rehabilitation have been diagnosed with a vestibular condition including:
Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy provides functional gains. Patients often walk steadier and faster, tolerate head and eye movement in busy settings, and return to work, school, and driving sooner. Programs can lessen nausea, fatigue, and motion sensitivity, reduce the need for vestibular medicines, improve sleep and confidence, and teach practical strategies to control flare ups, support safe mobility, and maintain results over time.
If you are new to our clinic, here is the four-step process that we will go through together with you to make sure you have the best treatment.
Our administration staff will carefully listen to your needs and guide you to the best possible treatment. Our staff will then work diligently to accommodate your schedule and have you treated in the shortest possible time.
Our practitioners will spend the necessary amount of time required to listen, assess, and fully understand the nature of your condition. A plan will then be devised collectively to achieve your goals created during our initial assessment.
Our practitioners will continue with our one on one approach and constantly reassess to monitor and advance your goals throughout the treatment process ensuring your treatment evolves as you do.
Towards the end of the course of your treatment as we get closer to achieving your desired goals, our practitioners will provide you with techniques and strategies for you to help prevent the reoccurrence of injury.