Dizziness & Vertigo

Dizziness can mean many different things. You may feel like the room is spinning, feel lightheaded, unsteady, motion-sensitive, or simply “off.”
Vertigo specifically refers to the sensation of movement or spinning.

Your brain relies on information from your eyes, inner ear, body, and muscles to understand where you are in space. When those systems aren't communicating effectively, dizziness, vertigo, or balance problems can occur.

We begin by understanding when your symptoms occur and what triggers them.

A neurological evaluation may assess eye movements, vestibular function, balance, coordination, posture, sensory processing, and other aspects of neurological function.

Based on your findings, your care may include vestibular rehabilitation, visual exercises, balance training, neurological rehabilitation, structural care, and home exercises.

Dizziness can make you feel like you can't trust your own body.

Whether symptoms happen when you turn your head, stand up, walk through a busy store, exercise, or move quickly, understanding the pattern matters.

At Delta Neuro Health, we look at how your visual, vestibular, sensory, and motor systems work together.

From there, we create a rehabilitation plan designed around your specific needs and tolerance.