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Get specialist vestibular rehabilitation physiotherapy in Beckenham for dizziness, vertigo, balance difficulties, and other problems affecting your stability. Our physiotherapists assess the underlying factors contributing to your symptoms and provide personalised rehabilitation to help you move with greater confidence and manage everyday activities more comfortably.
Senior Specialists
Vestibular problems can affect how you experience movement, balance, and your surroundings. Our physiotherapists assess your symptoms and use appropriate rehabilitation strategies based on the underlying vestibular condition and your individual presentation.
A common cause of brief episodes of vertigo triggered by movements such as turning in bed, looking up, bending down, or changing position.
Reduced function of one or both vestibular systems can affect balance, spatial awareness, and the ability to keep your vision stable while moving.
Inflammation affecting the vestibular nerve can cause sudden dizziness, imbalance, and difficulty with movement. Rehabilitation can support recovery of balance and functional control.
An inner-ear condition that may cause vertigo, imbalance, and other symptoms affecting normal movement. Physiotherapy can form part of rehabilitation following the acute stage.
A persistent sensation of dizziness or unsteadiness that may become more noticeable when standing, walking, moving, or being in visually busy environments.
Difficulty maintaining stability can arise from vestibular problems and other factors. We assess how balance is affected and develop appropriate rehabilitation strategies.
Vestibular symptoms can make ordinary movements feel unpredictable and affect your confidence in everyday situations. Our physiotherapists assess how your symptoms are triggered and how they affect your balance, vision, and movement.
A sensation that you or your surroundings are moving or spinning, particularly when turning, lying down, getting up, or changing position.
Unsteadiness, disorientation, or a floating sensation that can occur during movement or while standing and may interfere with normal activities.
Difficulty maintaining stability while walking, especially when turning, navigating uneven surfaces, or moving through busy environments.
Blurred or unsettled vision when moving your head or body can make walking, reading, or changing direction more difficult.
Difficulty judging your position in relation to your surroundings can affect confidence with stairs, transfers, outdoor movement, and everyday tasks.
Our physiotherapists have experience supporting patients with vestibular, neurological, and balance-related difficulties. We combine clinical assessment with personalised rehabilitation to help you better understand your symptoms and work towards more confident movement.
10+ years of experience in MSK in the NHS, Private and Sports setting conditions, sports injuries, exercise therapy, manual therapy, and acupuncture. Currently completing a master’s degree.
Senior neuro specialist trained in Bobath. 10+ years of expertise in stroke rehabilitation, vestibular conditions, and long term neurological conditions such as parkinson are.
Specialist MSK physiotherapist with NHS experience and a focus on sports injuries, ACL rehabilitation, chronic pain, and acupuncture.
Specialist in stroke rehabilitation, Parkinson’s disease, MS, falls prevention, and personalised home-based physiotherapy.
Read what our patients have shared about their experience with our physiotherapy team and the support they received throughout their treatment and rehabilitation.
March 22, 2023
Outstanding service and dedication! They worked with us until we were completely satisfied. Truly a team that goes the extra mile.
March 22, 2023
Outstanding service and dedication! They worked with us until we were completely satisfied. Truly a team that goes the extra mile.
March 22, 2023
Outstanding service and dedication! They worked with us until we were completely satisfied. Truly a team that goes the extra mile.
March 22, 2023
Outstanding service and dedication! They worked with us until we were completely satisfied. Truly a team that goes the extra mile.
Vestibular rehabilitation requires more than simply treating dizziness. We first identify how your symptoms behave and how they affect your balance, vision, and movement, then build rehabilitation around your specific presentation.
We assess your symptoms, movement, balance, eye and head coordination, and the situations that trigger or worsen your dizziness.
Understanding whether your symptoms relate to positional changes, vestibular function, balance control, or other contributing factors helps guide the most appropriate rehabilitation.
For suitable cases of BPPV, specific repositioning techniques may be used to help move displaced particles within the inner ear back into an appropriate position.
Depending on your assessment, rehabilitation may include exercises designed to improve gaze stability, balance, habituation, and tolerance to movement.
We incorporate relevant activities such as walking, turning, reaching, and changing position so that improvements can transfer into everyday situations.
Your response to treatment is reviewed throughout the process, allowing exercises and treatment strategies to be progressed or modified according to your symptoms and recovery.
Dizziness and balance problems can be difficult to manage without understanding what is triggering them. Our approach combines specialist assessment with practical rehabilitation designed around your symptoms and everyday needs.
Our team includes physiotherapy expertise in vestibular and neurological rehabilitation, helping us assess complex balance and dizziness presentations.
We do not assume that every episode of dizziness has the same cause. Your symptoms and movement responses are assessed before selecting an appropriate treatment approach.
Your programme is based on your specific symptoms, functional abilities, lifestyle, and rehabilitation goals rather than a standard set of exercises.
We connect rehabilitation with real-life activities, helping you work towards greater confidence with walking, turning, changing position, and everyday movement.
Our clinic provides accessible vestibular physiotherapy in Beckenham for patients from surrounding areas across South East London and Kent
Brief episodes of spinning triggered by turning in bed, lying down, or getting up can be associated with BPPV. An assessment can help determine whether positional vertigo may be contributing to your symptoms.
It can, depending on the cause. Vestibular rehabilitation may address balance, gaze stability, movement tolerance, and other factors contributing to difficulty while walking.
Dizziness can have several possible causes, so it is not always possible to determine the source from symptoms alone. A detailed assessment can help identify patterns that may indicate vestibular involvement.
Not everyone with dizziness has BPPV, and the Epley manoeuvre is specifically used for appropriate cases of positional vertigo. Your physiotherapist will determine whether a repositioning manoeuvre is suitable after assessment.
Yes. Vestibular rehabilitation can be appropriate for some people who mainly experience imbalance, visual instability, or difficulty adapting to movement.
Visually complex environments, such as busy streets or shops, can be challenging for some people with vestibular problems. Rehabilitation may include carefully graded exposure to help improve tolerance to these environments.
Yes. Persistent symptoms may still benefit from assessment and rehabilitation. The appropriate approach depends on the underlying cause and your current symptoms.
Driving may not be appropriate when dizziness or vertigo could affect your ability to control a vehicle safely. Discuss your symptoms with your healthcare professional and follow relevant driving guidance.
There is no standard number. It depends on the cause of your symptoms, your response to treatment, and the rehabilitation goals identified during your assessment.
Contact Aim 4 More Physiotherapy to discuss your symptoms and arrange an assessment with a physiotherapist experienced in vestibular rehabilitation.
Speak with our experienced physiotherapy team and find the right treatment for your condition, whether you prefer an appointment at our Beckenham clinic or a home visit.
If dizziness, vertigo, or balance difficulties are affecting your confidence and everyday activities, our physiotherapists can assess your symptoms and help you understand the most appropriate rehabilitation options.
