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Dizziness (Vestibular) physiotherapy
Example conditions
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BPPV
Brief episodes of vertigo triggered by head position changes.
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Vestibular neuritis
Inner ear inflammation causing prolonged dizziness.
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Labyrinthitis
Infection-related vertigo and balance disturbance.
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Unilateral hypofunction
Reduced function of one inner ear after illness or surgery.
Why see a vestibular physiotherapist?
Your vestibular system is what quietly manages balance and movement in the background of everyday life, so when something in it isn't working properly, the effects rarely stay contained to just feeling dizzy. It can turn rolling over in bed, changing position, or simply standing in a crowded room into something you have to brace for, and that has a real effect on how confidently you move through your day.
Vestibular physiotherapy can help with a wide range of related conditions, including:
- Dizziness and PPPD (persistent postural perceptual dizziness)
- A spinning sensation, or difficulty settling your eyes
- Balance problems
- Feeling lightheaded, out of sorts, or unsteady on your feet
- Migraines and headaches, including cervicogenic headaches
- Meniere's disease
- Vestibular hypofunction
- Vertigo and BPPV (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo)
- Labyrinthitis
- Recovery from concussion
- Discomfort in crowds or busy places
Your first step is what we call an Initial Vestibular Physiotherapy Assessment, sometimes known simply as our dizzy clinic. One of our specialist physiotherapists will talk you through what you've been experiencing and carry out a thorough assessment of your neck, jaw, eye movement, balance, vestibular system and gait, to properly understand what's driving your symptoms rather than just treating the dizziness in isolation.
From there, your physiotherapist will recommend how many sessions you're likely to need, working towards a long-term self-management strategy you can rely on once treatment ends. Sessions might include gentle hands-on techniques, the Epley manoeuvre for BPPV, exercises designed specifically for the vestibular system, and practical lifestyle advice. Where it's helpful, we also work alongside GPs, neurologists and ENT specialists to build a fuller picture of what's going on, and if your dizziness turns out to be connected to your jaw, we may suggest bringing in our jaw physiotherapy service alongside your care.
Booking your appointment
Our specialist vestibular physiotherapists are here to listen and support you, in our clinics across London, Lindfield, and Poole. Whether you're paying yourself or through insurance, booking online is easy, or you're welcome to call and talk through what you need, so we can find the right appointment together.
- Book online Whether you're paying yourself or through insurance, book online in minutes.
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- Find your closest clinic With 14 clinics across London, Poole and Lindfield, you’re never far from one of our teams.
Meet the specialist vestibular team
Every physiotherapist has been chosen for their expertise and ability to make a difference.
Pricing
Clear pricing across all our services, with easy booking through insurance or self-pay.
* Note: Prices may vary when booking depending on availability of Physiotherapist or Senior Physiotherapist.
* Note: Prices may vary when booking depending on availability of Physiotherapist or Senior Physiotherapist.
FAQs
A specialist form of physiotherapy focused on the vestibular system, the part of you that manages balance and spatial awareness, aimed at reducing dizziness and helping you move through daily life with more confidence.
This varies from person to person. Your physiotherapist will recommend a schedule based on what's causing your symptoms and how you respond to early sessions, working towards a self-management routine you can continue independently.
It can be, though access and waiting times vary by area. Many people choose to see us privately for quicker access and continuity with the same physiotherapist throughout.
Yes. It's a specialist area of physiotherapy, carried out by physiotherapists with additional training specifically in vestibular conditions.
Our Vestibular Physiotherapists complete additional specialist training beyond general physiotherapy, focused specifically on assessing and treating the vestibular system.
Yes. Techniques such as the Epley manoeuvre and vestibular-specific exercises are well established and generally very safe, and your physiotherapist will always tailor treatment to what's appropriate for you.
Locations
5 clinics offering Dizziness (Vestibular) physiotherapy
Six Physio Borough
- 50 Southwark Street, London SE1 1UN
- 020 8629 1629
- Open Closes 6pm
Services available
Six Physio Finchley Road
- The Lexington, 767 Finchley Road, London NW11 8DN, UK
- 020 3141 7474
- Open Closes 6pm
Services available
Six Physio Kensington
- 15 Young Street, London W8 5EH, UK
- 020 7937 8877
- Open Closes 7pm
Services available
Six Physio Lindfield
- 39 High Street, Lindfield, West Sussex RH16 2HJ, UK
- 01444 587587
- Open Closes 6pm
Services available
Six Physio Parsons Green
- 699 Fulham Road, London SW6 5UJ, UK
- 020 7371 7666
- Open Closes 7:30pm
Services available
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