About Us

For the majority of patients, one or two appointments is all that is necessary to see significant, lasting changes in the way they feel. 

The practice was established in 2010. Our treating therapist was the senior physiotherapist in the neurosciences department at the Prince of Wales Hospital for 16 years.

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.

Any person who suffers from vertigo, or dizziness is likely to benefit from the treatment we provide. Vertigo is often caused by disturbance of the inner ear. These symptoms may include spinning, lightheadedness, imbalance and blurred vision. The symptoms may be present fairly constantly throughout the day or may only be present during certain activities. These activities may include rapid head movement, tipping the head up or down, or even just rolling over in bed. These symptoms are very common and respond well to vestibular rehabilitation.