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diagnose | manage | eliminate
A specialist practice designed to bring balance back to your life
About Us
Why Choose Us
How We Can Help You
How We Can Help You
The practice was established in 2010. Our treating therapist is a senior physiotherapist in the neurosciences department at the Prince of Wales Hospital and has been with the practice since its inception. Our physiotherapist has undertaken training alongside world-renowned vestibular specialists and has completed a research Masters degre
The practice was established in 2010. Our treating therapist is a senior physiotherapist in the neurosciences department at the Prince of Wales Hospital and has been with the practice since its inception. Our physiotherapist has undertaken training alongside world-renowned vestibular specialists and has completed a research Masters degree through UNSW in the area of dizziness in adults. She is a regular presenter at courses and conferences.
Our physiotherapist is now doing her PhD in the field of vertigo research.
How We Can Help You
How We Can Help You
How We Can Help You
Our services include a comprehensive assessment followed by a tailor made rehabilitation/exercise program with ongoing advice and support as required.
Feel the Difference
How We Can Help You
Feel the Difference
For the majority of patients, one appointment is all that is necessary to see significant, lasting changes in the way they feel.
Our Services
Some of our services include:
- Canalith repositioning manoeuvre (e.g. Epley manoeuvre) for BPPV.
- Combination of habituation, adaptation and substitution exercises for unilateral and bilateral vestibular hypo-function.
- Balance training programs for patients with acute or chronic dizziness and disequilibrium.
- Education and advice about avoiding the return of symptoms as well as how to manage the condition independently at home when appropriate.
- Programs of strength, coordination, dexterity and mobility training for stroke survivors with a focus on return to normal daily activity and improving quality of life.
- Maintenance of strength, mobility and safety of patients with Parkinsons Disease or stroke symptoms.
- Prescription of mobility aids e.g. walking sticks/frames.
- Referral to other health specialists e.g. neurologists, occupational therapists.