Specialist Vestibular Physiotherapy in Kenilworth for Dizziness associated with BPPV.
Feeling off-balance or dizzy can be terrifying and exhausting. Our specialist will be able to assess for BPPV and treat as appropriate, assisting you to regain your stability and confidence.
Regain Your Balance and Confidence
Dizziness, vertigo, and balance problems can make everyday life unpredictable and overwhelming. Whether the room feels like it’s spinning or you’re struggling with unsteadiness when your turn your head, you don’t have to live in fear. At Halo, our specialist BPPV physiotherapist provides targeted assessments and proven treatments to resolve your symptoms and safely get you moving with confidence again.
BPPV & Vertigo Treatment
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is a common inner ear condition that causes intense, brief episodes of dizziness or a spinning sensation when you move your head. It can be incredibly distressing but is highly treatable. Our specialist physiotherapist uses proven clinical repositioning techniques, such as the Epley or Semont manoeuvres, to safely clear the inner ear crystals causing the issue. Most patients experience significant, if not total, relief within just one or two treatment sessions, quickly restoring normal daily function.
Intense spinning sensation (vertigo)
when rolling over in bed
Dizziness triggered
by looking up or bending down
Feeling lightheaded
woozy, or unsteady on your feet
Nausea or vomiting
accompanying the spinning sensation
Balance Issues & Fall Prevention
General balance issues can develop due to ageing, joint stiffness, muscle weakness, or neurological conditions, significantly increasing your risk of a fall. Feeling unsteady strips away your independence and confidence. We provide comprehensive, tailored balance rehabilitation programmes to help you regain your footing. By combining targeted strength training, proprioception exercises, and mobility work, we safely rebuild your physical stability and coordination, empowering you to navigate your home and community safely, independently, and without the constant fear of falling.
A general feeling of unsteadiness
when walking or turning
Needing to hold
onto walls or furniture for physical support
A recent history of trips
stumbles, or unexplained falls
Difficulty walking
on uneven surfaces or in the dark
Why Choose Halo for Vestibular Care?
Expert, reassuring care designed to quickly resolve your dizziness and keep you safe.
“It’s more than physio – it’s a partnership. We guide you from injury to confidence.”
– Paul, Senior Physiotherapist
Specialist Expertise You Can Trust
From elite sports physios to pelvic health specialists, our experienced team delivers evidence-based care tailored to your exact needs.
Dedicated Vestibular Specialist
Care is delivered by a highly trained physiotherapist specifically qualified in BPPV rehabilitation techniques.
Fast, Effective BPPV Treatment
We use proven repositioning manoeuvres that often provide complete symptom relief in just one to three treatment sessions.
Safe, Reassuring Environment
We understand that dizziness is frightening. Our calm, supportive clinic ensures you feel entirely safe and heard during treatment.
Trusted by ENT Consultants
We regularly receive direct referrals from local Ear, Nose, and Throat specialists, reflecting our high clinical standards and outcomes.
Balance & Fall Prevention
Beyond immediate symptom relief, we provide balance retraining to help resolve general unsteadiness, overcome the fear of falling, and keep you safe and active.
Meet Your Vestibular Specialist
Friendly, experienced, and fully focused on your recovery. You’re in safe hands with our specialist clinician.
Got a question?
Here are helpful answers to common queries about treatment, access and appointments. If you need anything else, just get in touch – we’re here to help.
Can I drive to my appointment?
Because treatment can temporarily make you feel dizzy, woozy, or unbalanced, we strongly recommend having a friend or family member drive you to and from your initial appointment.
How much does a vestibular assessment cost?
An initial specialist assessment is £105, which allows ample time for a complex diagnosis and your first treatment. Follow-up appointments are £62.
What actually happens during a BPPV assessment?
We safely and gently move your head into specific positions on the treatment bed to observe your eye movements. This tells us exactly which part of the inner ear is affected.
Will the treatment make me feel dizzy?
The assessment and treatment manoeuvres will temporarily provoke your dizziness, but this is a completely necessary and safe part of fixing the problem quickly. We guide you through it carefully.
Do I need an MRI or to see an ENT consultant first?
No, you can self-refer directly to us. If your symptoms require further medical investigation, we will refer you back to your GP or directly to an ENT specialist.
How quickly will my vertigo go away?
If you have BPPV, treatments like the Epley manoeuvre are highly effective. Many patients experience a complete resolution of their spinning symptoms in just one to three sessions.
Is BPPV rehab just for older people?
Not at all. While general balance issues are more common as we age, conditions like BPPV and post-viral dizziness can affect active adults of any age.
What should I wear to my appointment?
Please wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing and flat shoes. You will be lying down and moving around on the treatment bed, so comfort and flexibility are key.
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