If you’ve searched “physical therapy for vertigo near me” and still haven’t found lasting relief, you’re not alone.
Vertigo is one of the most disorienting and uncomfortable conditions—often misunderstood or mistreated. One day you’re fine, the next, the floor feels like it’s moving and your body refuses to cooperate.
At The Neural Connection, we treat vertigo differently—by figuring out what’s really causing it, then targeting the right therapy.
Spinning sensation or imbalance
Dizziness or lightheadedness
Nausea or vomiting
Blurred vision
Tinnitus (ringing in ears)
Trouble focusing or walking steadily
These symptoms may be constant—or triggered by movement, visual stimuli, or even stress. That’s why physical therapy for vertigo must be matched to your exact cause.
There are two main types of vertigo, and they require different treatment paths:
Caused by issues in the vestibular organ (inner ear).
Includes:
BPPV (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo)
Vestibular neuritis
Meniere’s disease
Best treated with: Vestibular physical therapy (canalith repositioning, balance rehab).
Caused by dysfunction in the brain, neck, vision, or autonomic system.
Includes:
Cervicogenic dizziness
Visually-induced vertigo
Post-concussion or whiplash-related dizziness
Best treated with: Functional neurology + central vestibular rehab.
At The Neural Connection, we’re trained to assess and treat both—and identify what systems aren’t working together.
Most clinics treat vertigo in isolation. But if dizziness is coming from multiple systems—and they’re only treating one—you’re left spinning your wheels.
We use a multisystem assessment to guide real recovery. Our approach is designed for people who:
Have tried PT or ENT therapy without results
Experience dizziness with movement, screens, or crowds
Also struggle with headaches, neck pain, or brain fog
Feel let down by one-size-fits-all answers
Book a free 30-minute consult with a vertigo specialist near you.
Let’s pinpoint what’s really going on—and map your clearest path to relief.
