August 24, 2026
Vestibular Disorders
When the inner ear and vision stop agreeing about where your head is in space, the result can be spinning, tilting, fatigue, and brain fog that we can measure and retrain.
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When the inner ear and vision stop agreeing about where your head is in space, the result can be spinning, tilting, fatigue, and brain fog that we can measure and retrain.
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When busy stores, scrolling screens, and driving leave you queasy or dizzy, the cause is often a mismatch between visual motion and the balance system that we can measure and retrain.
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When the world feels like it is moving or you cannot find your footing, the cause is often a mismatch between the inner ear, eyes, and body that we can measure and retrain.
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Often called cervicogenic dizziness, this is unsteadiness that comes from the neck, and we work to find where those signals are conflicting and retrain them.
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When walking, turning, or standing feels unsteady, the cause is often a breakdown in how the brain blends signals from the inner ear, vision, and body.
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