Dizziness isn’t something you just have to live with. It’s your body’s way of asking for help, and the right therapy can make a real difference.
At Alliance Physical Therapy, we provide one-on-one, targeted care that helps restore your balance and your confidence.
Your vestibular system, housed in the inner ear, is part of what keeps you upright, stable, and oriented. It works in harmony with your eyes and muscles to manage head movements, spatial awareness, and balance. When this system is impaired—whether from benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), a concussion, aging, or neurological conditions—it can feel like the world is tilting, spinning, or moving beneath you.
We treat a wide range of vestibular disorders, including:
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
Vestibular neuritis and labyrinthitis
Migraine-associated vertigo
Post-concussion dizziness and imbalance
Vestibular hypofunction (unilateral or bilateral)
Balance problems linked to neurological or cardiovascular conditions
Stroke-related dizziness and movement impairment
Many patients dealing with symptoms of dizziness also experience anxiety, fear of movement, and a decreased quality of life. You may avoid walking outside, turning quickly, or even bending over to tie your shoes. That’s not sustainable — and it’s not necessary. Relief is possible, and we can help you get there.
Comprehensive assessment of vestibular function, including balance, gaze stability, and positional testing
In-depth look at eye movements and coordination
Functional analysis of gait, posture, and reaction to motion
Safe recreation of dizziness-triggering movements to identify and correct root causes
Vestibular disorders often disrupt your ability to focus while moving, making it harder to read, walk, or watch TV. These exercises retrain the visual-vestibular reflex, improving coordination between eye movements and head movements so your vision stays clear and stable—no matter what you’re doing.
Certain motions may trigger dizziness over and over. Habituation uses gradual exposure to help your brain adapt and stop overreacting. The result? Less sensitivity, fewer symptoms, and more control in everyday movement.
Our targeted balance training helps restore stability and reduce your risk of falls. Whether you're coming back from a stroke, managing age-related decline, or rebuilding after an injury, strengthening your vestibular function leads to more confident, controlled movement.
If you’ve been diagnosed with benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), these techniques get to the root of the issue. Through precise head movements, we guide otoconia (tiny crystals) back to their proper place in your inner ear. For many patients, these maneuvers—like the Epley or Semont—provide fast, lasting relief.
We don’t stop at symptom relief. Our mission is to empower you with tools and strategies that support lasting progress. Your therapist will walk you through a full plan of care, including:
Home-based VRT routines you can manage independently
Education on how to navigate flare-ups or relapses
Lifestyle tips for movement safety and confidence
Techniques to reduce fall risk in daily routines
And unlike fast-paced clinics that rotate you through multiple providers, you’ll work one-on-one with the same therapist each session — someone who knows your name, understands your goals, and is invested in your success.
"Everyone in this practice is highly skilled and easy to work with. They listen to you, explain procedures and really care. It is a small, intimate environment and not a PT factory like other clinics. Plus, the therapist is with you, not handed off to an assistant. I am happy I found them and highly recommend.”
- Janice N.
"Since I am very active and fit for someone in their 70’s, I’ve used many PTs over the years, but Shelley is the best one, by far. Too many times, I’ve had relatively inexperienced PTs that do more harm than good. Shelley is very experienced and knowledgeable, and has never caused any harm. I will never go to any other PT again.”
- Ronnie A.
Certified Expertise
All vestibular therapists are certified in VRT and BPPV treatment techniques. We know what to look for—and how to fix it.
One-on-One Care
You’ll never be handed off to an assistant. Your licensed physical therapist stays with you from Day 1 through your recovery.
Whole-Body Movement Focus
We treat you like a person, not a symptom. Our team looks at posture, gait, strength, and flexibility, ensuring your plan aligns with your goals.
Private, Purpose-Built Environment
Our clinic offers private treatment rooms in a calm, professional setting. Here, you’ll feel seen, supported, and set up to make real progress.
You don’t have to live with dizziness, fear of falling, or uncertainty about your next move. With the right treatment, your balance and confidence can be restored.
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