Vertigo & dizziness don't have to be your normal.
When the room spins or the floor never quite feels steady, it's exhausting — and being told your tests are 'normal' makes it worse. Dizziness almost always has a cause. Often, it lives in the vestibular system and how your brain processes balance.
You're not imagining it.
- A spinning or tilting sensation (vertigo)
- Feeling off-balance or unsteady on your feet
- Lightheadedness or a 'floating' feeling
- Nausea triggered by movement or busy visuals
- Symptoms that flare when you turn your head or stand up
Find the root. Treat the root.
We start by measuring — not guessing. Using computerized balance testing and functional neurology assessment, we look at how your vestibular system, eyes, and brain are communicating.
From there, we build a vestibular rehabilitation plan that retrains your brain's balance system, paired with precise chiropractic care to address structural contributors in the neck and spine.
Many patients arrive after months of being told to just wait it out. There's usually more we can do — and it starts with understanding exactly what's driving it.
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Dizzy or Spinning? How to Tell an Emergency From a Balance Problem
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Lightheaded or Actually Dizzy? Why the Difference Decides Your Treatment
"Dizzy" is one of the loosest words in medicine. Whether you mean floaty-and-off or the-room-is-spinning doesn't change where treatment is headed — but it changes everything about how we get there.
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Why Do I Get Dizzy When I Lie Down?
If the room spins when you lie down, roll over, or look up, there's usually a specific reason. Here's the mechanical cause most doctors look for first — and the neurological one we see far more often.
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