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019. Physiology of Vestibular System #balance

The vestibular oculomotor screening (VOMS) is a quick, low-tech, high-yield assessment that can help clinicians rule out concussions & build rehab protocols. The “V” part of the VOMS is vestibular, and includes assessing your vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) and your ability to “cancel” that reflex (i.e., visual motion sensitivity; VMS). Your VOR is what keeps the visual and physical world around you stable - and not bouncy like the Blaire Witch Project. Issues here can feel like vertigo (spinning)

There are plenty of misconceptions about vestibular disorders, and many of those misunderstandings relate to vestibular migraine specifically. Let’s break down each of the misconceptions in the video. 1. Head pain is not required for a vestibular migraine diagnosis. Many people experience dizziness, vertigo, unsteadiness, motion sensitivity, and more without ever developing head pain. 2. Vestibular migraine is rarely addressed with a single treatment approach. There is no one-size-fits-all strat

For so many people living with dizziness, it’s not just about the symptoms… it’s about loss. Loss of spontaneity. Loss of confidence. Loss of things that once came natural… like dinner with friends. Going out again isn’t easy. It takes planning, vulnerability, and courage most people will never understand. But every time you try… every time you choose connection over isolation, you’re retraining more than your balance system. You’re teaching your brain that life can still be safe and worth showi

Dizziness and imbalance are often caused by vestibular disorders—problems with the inner ear or brain’s balance system. Physical therapy can help by using specific head, eye, and balance exercises that retrain how your body processes movement. This approach is effective for conditions like BPPV, vestibular neuritis, or post-concussion symptoms. Over time, PT can reduce dizziness, improve stability, and restore confidence in daily movement. #recovery #physicaltherapy | Precision Care Medical & Sp