At My Balance Matters – Brain Health Chiropractic, we take a neuro wellness approach to restoring your balance and helping your brain and body work together again through Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT).
Understanding Your Vestibular System
Your vestibular system constantly sends messages to your brain about where your head and body are in space. When this system is disrupted — due to injury, infection, ageing, or neurological conditions — the result can be dizziness, unsteadiness, nausea, or difficulty concentrating.
Common vestibular conditions include:
Vertigo (BPPV) – brief spinning sensations often triggered by head movements
Vestibular neuritis or labyrinthitis – inflammation affecting balance and hearing
Post-concussion dizziness
Chronic imbalance or motion sensitivity
What Is Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy?
Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT) is a specialised form of neuro-physical therapy designed to retrain your brain to interpret balance signals correctly again.
Through a customised exercise programme, we help your brain recalibrate — using eye, head, and body movements to reduce dizziness, improve coordination, and restore confidence in daily activities.
VRT may include:
Gaze stability exercises (to reduce visual dizziness)
Balance and coordination training
Habituation exercises (to desensitise motion triggers)
Functional retraining for walking, bending, and looking around safely
The Chiropractic–Neuro Connection
At My Balance Matters, we combine chiropractic care with neuro-rehabilitation techniques to optimise your brain-body communication. Gentle chiropractic adjustments can improve spinal alignment and nervous system function, creating a stronger foundation for your vestibular system to heal and adapt.
By addressing both structural alignment and neurological function, we support:
Better postural stability
Reduced dizziness and motion sensitivity
Enhanced brain-body integration
Greater confidence and wellbeing
Who Can Benefit from Vestibular Rehabilitation?
You don’t have to live with constant dizziness or imbalance. VRT can benefit:
People recovering from concussion or head injury
Those with inner ear conditions or chronic vertigo
Older adults noticing balance changes or increased fall risk
Anyone with unexplained dizziness or motion sensitivity
Every programme is individualised to your condition, tolerance, and progress — with measurable improvements often seen within seconds in the clinic and days to weeks in your normal environment.
Take the First Step Towards Stability
Feeling unsteady can affect every part of your life — from thinking and walking to simply feeling confident standing up. Vestibular rehabilitation helps your brain regain control, so you can move with ease and assurance again.
At My Balance Matters – Brain Health Chiropractic, we focus on restoring balance from the inside out — helping you find your footing again, naturally.