Launch Rehab
Launch Rehab Vestibular Therapy

VESTIBULAR THERAPY

Vestibular therapy that brings the room back to still.

Vestibular physiotherapy for vertigo, dizziness and post-concussion symptoms — assessed and treated by physios with vestibular certification.

OVERVIEW

What is vestibular therapy?

Vestibular therapy is a specialty area of physiotherapy that treats the inner-ear and central nervous-system pathways that keep you balanced and oriented. When those pathways are disrupted — by BPPV, a concussion, an infection or simply by aging — the result is vertigo, dizziness, nausea, motion sensitivity or imbalance.

At Launch Rehab, vestibular therapy is provided by physiotherapists with formal vestibular rehabilitation training. Assessment includes a video-frenzel or infrared exam where indicated, positional testing, oculomotor and balance testing, and the specific treatment that fits the diagnosis.

BPPV is often resolved in one to three sessions using canalith-repositioning manoeuvres. Post-concussion and unilateral hypofunction cases follow a habituation-and-adaptation protocol that runs four to eight weeks in most cases.

BENEFITS

What this work is for.

  • Resolve positional vertigo (BPPV) — often in one to three sessions
  • Reduce post-concussion dizziness and motion sensitivity
  • Rebuild balance after vestibular hypofunction
  • Address dizziness-driven anxiety and avoidance
  • Get back to driving, working and exercising safely

WHAT TO EXPECT

Your session, step by step.

01

Specialized assessment

Oculomotor exam, positional testing (Dix-Hallpike, supine roll), gait and balance testing. We diagnose the type of dizziness before treating it.

02

Repositioning manoeuvres

For BPPV — Epley, semont or BBQ-roll manoeuvres delivered by a physiotherapist trained to apply them safely.

03

Habituation & adaptation

Carefully dosed eye, head and body movements that retrain the vestibular system. Done at home daily, reviewed at the studio weekly.

04

Balance retraining

Progressive balance work — static, dynamic, dual-task — to rebuild the postural control the system has been getting wrong.

WHY LAUNCH REHAB

What you get with us.

One-on-one, always

The clinician who assesses you is the clinician who treats you and progresses your plan. No assistant hand-off.

Five Metro Vancouver studios

Lougheed, Coquitlam, Richmond, New Westminster and North Burnaby. Book at the studio nearest you.

Evenings and weekends

Appointments outside business hours so treatment fits around work, not the other way around.

Direct billing

ICBC, MSP, WorkSafeBC and most extended health plans billed directly by our client care coordinators.

Convenient parking

Free parking at our Lougheed, North Burnaby and Richmond studios; paid street and transit-station parking at Coquitlam and New Westminster.

Regulated practitioners

Every clinician is licensed by their BC college and held to its scope-of-practice and ethics standards.

KIND WORDS

What our clients say.

4.9
across 1,568 Google reviews · 5 Metro Vancouver studios
Reviewed on Google

"Love this clinic. The staff from the front receptionist to the physiotherapists, RMTs and active rehab specialists are amazing. Kind and supportive in helping me heal."

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FIVE STUDIOS · METRO VANCOUVER

OUR LOCATIONS

LAUNCH REHAB LOUGHEED

EST. 2025

LAUNCH REHAB LOUGHEED

Located next to LifeLabs in the City of Lougheed.

LAUNCH REHAB COQUITLAM

EST. 2024

LAUNCH REHAB COQUITLAM

On the second floor of the Evergreen building at Pinetree Way and Glen Dr.

LAUNCH REHAB RICHMOND

EST. 2023

LAUNCH REHAB RICHMOND

Northeast corner of Williams Rd and No. 3 Rd in Broadmoor.

LAUNCH REHAB NEW WESTMINSTER

EST. 2021

LAUNCH REHAB NEW WESTMINSTER

Second floor of the Shops at New West, inside the Skytrain Station.

LAUNCH REHAB NORTH BURNABY

EST. 2015

LAUNCH REHAB NORTH BURNABY

Kensington Square Shopping Centre at Kensington Ave and Hastings St.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

No. You can self-refer. We do recommend a medical workup first if your dizziness is new, severe, accompanied by hearing loss, or includes red-flag neurological symptoms — vestibular therapy is appropriate after those have been ruled out.

READY?

Book your first vestibular therapy session.