Vestibular rehabilitation therapy (VRT) is a specialised, exercise-based programme designed to reduce dizziness, improve balance and restore stability for patients with vestibular disorders. VRT helps the brain adapt, compensate and regain control of balance signals affected by inner ear dysfunction, neurological conditions or age-related decline. It is one of the most effective long-term treatments for chronic dizziness and imbalance.
Our customised vestibular rehabilitation plans include:
Gaze Stabilisation Exercises: Improve eye–head coordination to reduce blurry vision or dizziness during movement.
Balance & Postural Training: Enhance stability, posture control and reduce fall risk in daily activities.
Habituation Exercises: Gradual exposure to dizziness-provoking movements to reduce sensitivity and symptoms.
Strength & Mobility Training: Improve muscle coordination, walking confidence and physical endurance.
Canalith Repositioning (for BPPV): Epley/Semont manoeuvres performed to treat positional vertigo quickly and effectively.
Home Exercise Programme: Tailored daily routines to reinforce therapy and ensure long-term improvement.
VRT is beneficial if you experience:
Chronic dizziness, vertigo or unsteadiness
Balance difficulty or fear of falling
Meniere’s disease, vestibular neuritis or unilateral vestibular loss
BPPV that requires repositioning manoeuvres
Dizziness after head injury, concussion or neurological disorders
Vestibular issues may arise from inner ear disease, ageing, trauma, medication effects or neurological conditions. VRT helps retrain the brain, improve confidence and restore functional independence.
For best results, VRT requires consistency and structured guidance:
Regular supervised sessions with trained vestibular therapists
Daily home exercises to reinforce brain adaptation and compensation
Periodic reassessments to adjust therapy based on progress and symptoms
Fall-prevention strategies and lifestyle modifications for safety