Feeling dizzy, off balance, or unsteady can be unsettling and disruptive to your daily life. Simple activities like turning your head, rolling in bed, walking in a crowded store, or exercising can suddenly feel overwhelming. Vestibular Therapy is a specialized form of physical therapy designed to reduce dizziness, improve balance, and restore your confidence in movement.
Vestibular Therapy targets conditions related to the inner ear and balance system. Our physical therapists carefully evaluate your symptoms and movement patterns to determine the root cause of your dizziness or instability.
We commonly treat conditions such as:
Many patients describe feeling anxious about moving because they are unsure when dizziness will strike. Our goal is to help you move with confidence again, not fear.
Vestibular Therapy begins with a detailed evaluation of your balance system, eye movements, and head mobility to identify the cause of your dizziness. From there, we take the time to build a focused care plan that may include repositioning techniques for BPPV, gaze stabilization, balance retraining, and gradual exposure to movement triggers, often combined with Therapeutic Exercises and Manual Therapy to address contributing neck or mobility limitations. Each step is carefully progressed to reduce symptoms, restore stability, and rebuild your confidence in everyday movement.
Treating dizziness and balance disorders requires precision, patience, and individualized care. Our clinics provide consistent one-on-one treatment sessions to ensure your plan is specific to your condition and goals.
Whether you visit Cedar City, St. George, or Ephraim, you will receive attentive, personalized care designed to restore your stability and independence.
Your first visit includes a thorough discussion of your symptoms, medical history, and triggers. We perform specific positional tests, eye movement assessments, and balance measures to identify the source of your dizziness.
If BPPV is present, many patients experience significant relief within just a few sessions using repositioning techniques. For more complex vestibular conditions, a structured exercise program is developed to retrain your brain and balance system.
As treatment progresses, exercises are advanced to match real-life situations such as walking in busy environments, turning quickly, or returning to fitness activities. Each session builds confidence and stability step by step.
Vestibular Therapy helps retrain your balance system and reduce dizziness episodes. Patients often experience:
For active adults and busy women balancing family and work responsibilities, improved stability means less anxiety and more freedom to move without hesitation.
Restoring balance is not only about preventing falls. It is about restoring independence, energy, and quality of life. This aligns with our mission of empowering you to enjoy life, pain free and with confidence.
Dizziness and balance problems are not something you have to simply tolerate. With the right guidance and targeted therapy, improvement is possible.
Call the clinic nearest you or Book an Appointment Online to begin a personalized Vestibular Therapy plan.
Steady steps. Clear vision. Confident movement.
Vestibular Therapy is a specialized form of physical therapy designed to treat dizziness, vertigo, and balance disorders related to the inner ear and nervous system.
Some conditions such as BPPV may improve within a few sessions. Other vestibular disorders may require several weeks of structured therapy.
Certain exercises may temporarily reproduce mild symptoms as part of the retraining process. We carefully guide intensity to ensure safe and steady progress.
Yes. Treatment is customized to your medical history, diagnosis, and tolerance level to ensure safety and effectiveness.
In most cases, you can begin physical therapy without a referral. Contact the clinic and we will guide you through the next steps.
Dr. Brevin Zollinger has participated in sports and other movement based activities his entire life, which led him to pursue a career in Physical Therapy. He earned his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Utah, where he built a strong clinical foundation and developed a genuine interest in helping people stay healthy and performing at their best. He is trained in dry needling and continues to expand his skill set with additional specializations to better serve his patients.
Brevin is committed to helping people heal, move, and return to the activities they love. He and his wife live in St. George, where they take full advantage of the area’s recreation. Outside the clinic, Brevin enjoys golf, pickleball, volleyball, basketball, and just about any sport that keeps him moving.