Are you looking for vestibular therapy in Oakland, NJ?

Bella Physical Therapy has been providing vestibular therapy in Bergen County since 2006. We offer one-on-one at least one-hour sessions for each and every patient throughout the entire course of your vestibular therapy.

WHAT IS THE VESTIBULAR SYSTEM?

The vestibular system consists of a very intricate connection between the brain, inner ear receptors, the vision system, and sensory receptors in very specific areas of the body (the neck, ankles, knees, and hips). Information from the inner ear, vision, and body’s receptors is gathered and processed by the particular areas of the brain. If disease or injury damages any of these processing centers or connections between them, vestibular disorders occur.

Adults and children alike can suffer from vestibular problems, so if your child experiences any of the above symptoms, then he or she may also benefit from vestibular therapy.

Dizziness and impaired balance are major risk factors for falls in older people.

VESTIBULAR THERAPY IS A GREAT DRUG-FREE TREATMENT APPROACH:

Specialized drug-free vestibular physical therapy can resolve symptoms even if you’ve been suffering for years. Our highly trained Physical Therapists specialize in Vestibular Disorders and can assist you or your child to a successful recovery. One of our Physical Therapists, Nina Evangelista, DPT, is certified in Vestibular Rehabilitation by Emory University School of Medicine.

HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF THE VESTIBULAR DISORDERS THAT VESTIBULAR THERAPY CAN TREAT:

• Motion sickness during car, boat, carousel and swing rides, airplane flights, etc.
• Dizziness and vertigo of various origins
• Poor Balance
• Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo - BPPV
• Migraine-Associated Vertigo (MAV) / Vestibular Migraine
• Vestibular Neuritis - inflammation of the vestibular nerve
• Labyrinthitis - inflammation of the fluid-filled chamber in the inner ear that controls balance and hearing
• Meniere’s Disease - primary hydrops*, occurs for no known reason
• Hydrops* - secondary hydrops, occur in response to an event or underlying condition: head trauma, ear surgery, inner ear disorders, allergies, diabetes, autoimmune disorders, etc.
• Other vestibular conditions

*Hydrops is a condition of an abnormal fluid fluctuation in the compartment of inner ear called endolymph.

If you suffer from any vestibular condition, don’t wait… take action.

For more information about our vestibular therapy in Oakland, NJ, or to book a consultation with one of our expert physical therapists, call (201)791-0008. We are here to help!

Bella Physical Therapy – Your Trusted Source for vestibular therapy in Oakland, NJ