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Vestibular Adaptation Training Orland Park & Homer Glen, IL

Vestibular Adaptation Training

D M.

I had surgery at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore and Goodlife was #1 on the list of Vestibular Therapist in the area. I was not disappointed.

Jackie S.

I came to goodlife physical therapy and it was the perfect place. Kate and her therapy students worked very closely with me. I am able to walk, sit up on my own, and balance with out being scared of falling over.

Ready to Find Your Balance Again? You Can Do So With Vestibular Adaptation Training!

Regain Your Balance with our Vestibular Treatment Plans!

Have you been feeling off steady or unbalanced? If so, you could benefit from vestibular adaptation training.

Feelings of dizziness or vertigo can greatly limit your daily life, making it difficult for you to perform even the simplest tasks without feeling as if you might fall over.

At GoodLife Physical Therapy, we offer some of the most effective vestibular rehab services in Homer Glen and Orland Park, aimed at retraining your vestibular system to regulate feelings of stability and balance. Request an appointment!

Vestibular adaptation training, defined

Vestibular adaptation training is also referred to as vestibular rehabilitation, and is conducted through a process of “adaptation and compensation.”

This means that the vestibular system is actually being “reprogrammed” through both passive and active therapies to form connections with the brain on adjusting imbalances and regaining stability.

Some common balance disorders that we treat through vestibular adaptation training include:

  • Migraines
  • Meniere’s disease
  • Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV)
  • Vestibular neuritis
  • Stroke

At GoodLife Physical Therapy, we provide vestibular adaptation training for our patients suffering from balance disorders in Homer Glen and Orland Park and surrounding areas.

Balance disorders refer to a broad range of conditions, but they are all connected by the effect they have on the vestibular system, also known as the inner ear.

So, why am I feeling dizzy?

76 million Americans will experience some sort of dizzy spell or vertigo at some point in their lives. In fact, the second most commonly reported complaint within doctors’ offices is dizziness and loss of balance.

These are both extremely common conditions that can affect your equilibrium, making you feel off balance.

Symptoms can vary from acute to chronic and in some severe cases, they can even be indicators of serious health risks.

Get started on a vestibular treatment plan today!

If you are searching for vestibular adaptation training in Homer Glen and Orland Park, search no further.

We can help you if you are struggling with steadying yourself while standing or walking. Contact GoodLife Physical Therapy to request an appointment with one of our Homer Glen and Orland Park physical therapists.

Our specialized services will help you get back on your feet as quickly as possible!

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