Vestibular Physiotherapy in Lougheed.
For when the dizziness is the problem.
VESTIBULAR PHYSIOTHERAPY IN LOUGHEED
Why clients in Lougheed choose us.
Vestibular physiotherapy at Lougheed is delivered by physios with post-graduate vestibular rehabilitation training. We see BPPV (the classic position-triggered vertigo), post-concussion dizziness and visual motion sensitivity, unilateral vestibular hypofunction, and cervicogenic dizziness driven by the neck.
First session is an assessment — oculomotor screen, head impulse test, positional testing — to figure out what's actually driving the symptom. From there you'll get a short, specific home program plus, where indicated, canalith repositioning manoeuvres performed in the room.
Private treatment rooms with the floor space to perform positional testing properly.
WHAT WE TREAT
Common presentations at Lougheed.
- BPPV (positional vertigo)
- Post-concussion dizziness and visual motion sensitivity
- Cervicogenic dizziness (neck-driven)
LOUGHEED STUDIO
- Address
- 30-3778 Grande Promenade, Burnaby, BC
- Hours
- Monday9:30am – 8pmTue – Fri7am – 8pmSat – Sun9am – 5pm
- Phone
- 604-813-8885
- Parking
- Paid underground parking by PriceSmart Foods, or free for up to 4 hours at the adjacent mall lot.
- Transit
- 5-minute walk from Production Way – University SkyTrainBus routes 110, 136, 145, 156 stop at Lougheed Town CentreDirect walkway from the Lougheed Town Centre mall
FIND US
Visit the Lougheed studio.
FAQ
Vestibular Physiotherapy in Lougheed — questions.
Can vestibular physio actually fix BPPV?
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Often in one to three sessions. BPPV is typically resolved with the right repositioning manoeuvre once we've identified the affected canal. We confirm with re-testing the next visit.
Is vestibular physiotherapy covered by ICBC after a crash?
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Yes, under the physiotherapy pre-approval. Concussion-related dizziness is common after MVAs and we coordinate with your concussion plan if you have one.
Should I see a vestibular physio or my GP first?
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For straightforward positional vertigo or post-concussion dizziness, a vestibular physio is well-placed to assess and treat. If symptoms include hearing change, severe headache, or neurological signs, see your physician same-day.
ALSO AT LOUGHEED