- sunrisephysioltd@gmail.com
- 112, 187 Highway 16A Spruce Grove, AB T7X 4P9
Dizziness, vertigo, or balance issues can interfere with even the simplest activities, walking across a room, turning your head, or getting out of bed. Vestibular physiotherapy in Spruce Grove helps retrain the inner ear and brain to improve coordination, reduce dizziness, and restore confidence in daily movement. At Sunrise Physical Therapy, we work with people of all ages, from children to seniors, who are experiencing vestibular dysfunction.
Vestibular physiotherapy focuses on the vestibular system, the part of the inner ear and brain that controls balance and spatial orientation. When this system isn’t working properly, symptoms such as dizziness, vertigo, and loss of balance may appear.
When the vestibular system isn’t working properly, daily life can feel harder than it should. Some people notice sudden spinning (vertigo), while others feel unsteady when walking across a room or struggle with nausea when riding in a car. These symptoms often get brushed off or mistaken for fatigue, but they’re signs the vestibular system may need support.
Catching yourself often or relying on walls and railings for stability.
A “floating” or “full” feeling inside the head.
Sudden dizziness when rolling over or looking up.
Mental exhaustion and poor concentration from constantly compensating for imbalance.
Sudden spinning or lightheadedness that may last seconds or hours.
A drifting or tilting sensation, especially in crowded places.
Feeling nauseous or dizzy during car rides, escalators, or scrolling screens.
Trouble focusing on moving objects, especially while reading or walking.
We work with people dealing with a wide variety of vestibular conditions; some appear suddenly, while others progress over time. Care is always personalized, aiming to reduce dizziness, improve balance, and help you feel steady again.
Problems in the inner ear are one of the most common causes of vestibular symptoms. With targeted vestibular rehabilitation, we help retrain the system and reduce the impact on daily life.
Head injuries and surgeries can disrupt how the vestibular system works. Early care can help prevent long-term imbalance.
Vestibular problems don’t only affect the young; they’re very common in older adults and can contribute to a higher risk of falls.
We combine hands-on care, exercise training, and education to support recovery. Every plan is customized, whether your goal is to reduce vertigo, improve walking steadiness, or feel safer at home.
For BPPV, we gently guide head movements that reposition inner ear crystals and reduce spinning.
Step-by-step drills to rebuild steadiness when standing, walking, or navigating uneven ground.
Eye and head movement coordination to sharpen focus, even when your body is in motion.
Targeted exercises for your legs, core, and posture to improve stability.
Controlled movements that gradually reduce motion sensitivity in busy environments.
Calming techniques to help manage anxiety and dizziness flare-ups.
Practicing balance while adding activities (like talking or carrying items) to simulate real-life situations.
Easy-to-follow routines that continue your progress between visits.
Vestibular issues in kids don’t always look obvious. Some children fall more than others, avoid playground activities, or feel uneasy with quick movements. Others may have delayed motor milestones, get car sick often, or struggle to keep up in gym class. All of these can point to an underlying vestibular problem.
With vestibular physiotherapy for children, we use exercises that feel more like games, so care is approachable and not intimidating. Our focus is on helping your child:
By making treatment engaging and consistent, we help kids build skills that carry over into daily life, so they feel included and capable both at home and in school.
For many older adults, dizziness, vertigo, or loss of balance becomes part of daily challenges. These issues aren’t just uncomfortable; they also raise the risk of falls, which can impact independence and confidence.
Our approach to vestibular physiotherapy for seniors focuses on safe and steady progress. We combine gentle balance training with strategies that make everyday activities more secure.
We work alongside you or your loved one to restore confidence in daily life, whether it’s walking to the store, playing with grandchildren, or simply moving around the house without fear of dizziness.
Recovery looks different for everyone, depending on the cause of dizziness and balance problems. Some feel relief quickly, while others need a longer plan with steady support. We track progress together and adjust care as your symptoms improve.
We know cost can be a concern. The good news is that vestibular physiotherapy is often covered under extended health benefits or insurance plans. At our clinic, we offer direct billing whenever possible and help you navigate your coverage, so you can completely focus on recovery without added stress.
If vertigo, dizziness, or balance problems are interfering with your life, support is available. With vestibular physiotherapy in Spruce Grove, we help retrain your vestibular system, reduce dizziness, and improve mobility. Whether it’s helping children with coordination or supporting seniors with fall prevention, our team is here for you.
Book your session today and take the first step toward steady movement and everyday confidence. If you’ve been searching for physiotherapy near me, Sunrise Physical Therapy is here to help.
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Josephine Vishal focuses on Vestibular Rehabilitation, helping patients manage symptoms like dizziness, vertigo, and balance impairments. Her personalized treatment plans are designed to support recovery from vestibular conditions such as BPPV, inner ear dysfunctions, and post-concussion imbalance. With her compassionate approach and evidence-based techniques, Josephine ensures every client feels supported, safe, and steady on their path to regaining confidence in movement.
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Yes, if you're searching for vestibular physiotherapy near me, we offer care at Emerald Hills Physio in Sherwood Park with flexible booking.
Vestibular physiotherapy helps reduce dizziness, balance issues, and vertigo using customized movement-based rehab and education.
Anyone experiencing spinning sensations, imbalance, or motion sensitivity may benefit from our vestibular physiotherapy care.
We treat BPPV, vestibular neuritis, imbalance, post-concussion dizziness, and other inner ear-related conditions.
No. We help clients with dizziness, nausea, balance loss, or lightheadedness, even if it's not classic vertigo.
Yes. No referral is needed to start physiotherapy at our clinic, unless your insurance requires one.
We provide one-on-one sessions, individualized plans, and flexible scheduling to make recovery accessible.
Yes. We match you with the therapist you’re most comfortable with to ensure a positive experience.
Yes. We assess triggers like head movement or visual stimuli and use graded exercises to reduce symptoms.
Yes. It's highly beneficial for seniors experiencing imbalance or fall risk due to vestibular conditions.
You’ll receive a private one-on-one assessment that includes balance testing, symptom review, and personalized treatment planning.
Wear comfortable clothing and supportive shoes since we’ll be assessing movement and balance.
Some mild dizziness can occur, but it’s temporary and part of the body’s adaptation. We pace sessions carefully.
Sessions last 45–60 minutes, allowing time for both assessment and hands-on therapy.
Yes. Your physiotherapist will provide exercises to reinforce progress and support daily balance.
Absolutely. We offer early mornings, evenings, and weekend appointments for your convenience.
Yes. Continuity of care is important, so we ensure the same physiotherapist guides your recovery journey.
Yes. If having a family member or friend supports your comfort, they are welcome to attend.
No. Vestibular physio is entirely external, using movement, vision tracking, and balance tests.
Possibly. Certain conditions, like BPPV require head position testing that involves lying on a treatment table.
Yes. These episodes are often linked to BPPV or vestibular imbalance, and we address them with targeted maneuvers.
Yes. We help improve visual coordination, reduce motion sensitivity, and restore balance post-concussion.
BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo) causes spinning with movement. We treat it using canalith repositioning maneuvers.
Yes. Vestibular neuritis and labyrinthitis can be addressed through balance and gaze stabilization training.
Yes. Even subtle balance issues can be vestibular-related. Physiotherapy restores coordination and control.
This may be due to vestibular dysfunction, postural hypotension, or deconditioning—our physio team helps differentiate and treat it.
Yes. Through balance retraining and muscle strengthening, we reduce fall risk, especially in older adults.
Absolutely. We gradually desensitize your system to movements and visual inputs that cause discomfort.
Sometimes. But with proper home exercises and follow-up care, recurrence is less frequent and less severe.
We perform specific vestibular tests to identify whether your symptoms are ear-related or from another cause.
Yes. It’s billed as standard physiotherapy, which most extended plans cover.
Yes. We offer direct billing to most providers. Just bring your info on your first visit.
Yes. HSA funds can be used for vestibular and other physiotherapy services.
We’ll work with you on a sustainable plan and offer flexible payment options if needed.
Yes. If you're paying out-of-pocket, we’ll issue receipts with all required details.
Some plans ask for one, others don’t. We recommend checking directly with your provider.
Yes. We offer same-week and often same-day appointments in Sherwood Park.
In some cases, yes. Virtual care can support ongoing rehab but not replace in-person testing.
Just let us know in advance. We offer flexible rescheduling and make it easy to stay on track.
Yes. Even long-term symptoms often respond well to vestibular physiotherapy.
Some clients feel better in 1–2 visits, while others may need 4–6 or more, depending on complexity.
Yes. Balance work is a core part of vestibular therapy, and we adapt it to your abilities.
We may use balance platforms, eye-tracking tools, and positional testing gear depending on your needs.
You’ll notice less dizziness, better stability, and more confidence in movement. We track this together.
Yes. We encourage safe activity and may adapt your plan so symptoms don’t interfere with your routine.
These exercises improve how your eyes and head work together, helping reduce blurry vision and motion discomfort.
Yes. We provide guidance and modifications so you're never managing symptoms alone.
Yes. We treat pediatric vestibular issues with age-appropriate care and parent involvement.
Yes. Our holistic approach considers your full medical history to create a safe, tailored plan.
We combine personalized care, flexible scheduling, and focused vestibular training to support your recovery.
