Common conditions treated include: • Vertigo, dizziness and balance disorders • BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo) • PPPD (Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness) • Vestibular Hypofunction • Vestibular neuritis and labyrinthitis • Vestibular migraine • Chronic imbalance • Age-related balance issues • Motion sensitivity

A physiotherapist that specialises in vestibular rehabilitation travels to your home to perform a full assessment, including balance testing, eye movement evaluation, and positional tests for vertigo. Treatment may include repositioning manoeuvres (like the Epley), gaze-stability exercises, and balance retraining—all tailored to your environment.

Yes. Research shows vestibular rehabilitation is one of the most effective treatments for vertigo, dizziness, and balance disorders. Many people experience improvements within a few sessions, especially with BPPV.

Absolutely. BPPV can be safely and effectively treated in your home using proven repositioning manoeuvers. Most patients with BPPV improve in 1–3 sessions.

Key benefits include: • No travel required (ideal for dizziness or mobility issues) • Assessment in your real-life environment • Improved safety and comfort • Reduced symptom flare-ups from travelling • Highly personalised treatment

Initial assessments are 60minutes and Follow up sessions are 30minutes.

The number of sessions varies: • BPPV: often 1–3 sessions • Vestibular neuritis, Functional and Central disorders such as Vestibular Migraine and PPPD: several weeks to a few months • Balance issues: ongoing or periodic visits Consistency with exercises and compliance with the correct doseage of exercises aids recovery.

No referral is required. It would be useful to access reports from previous consultations or investigations if available. We can can provide assessment and treatment summaries for for your GP if needed.

Wear comfortable clothing and supportive footwear that allow you to move safely during balance and mobility exercises.

Some temporary dizziness is normal, especially early in treatment. This typically improves as your vestibular system adapts. Your therapist will progress exercises at a safe pace. All tests and exercises will be explained in full so you will know what to expect and how you should feel.

Yes. Vestibular physiotherapy includes habituation exercises designed to reduce motion sensitivity, improve tolerance to movement, and decrease dizziness triggered by driving or riding in vehicles.

Many patients feel relief within the first few appointments. Conditions like BPPV respond quickly, while others require consistent therapy over several weeks.

Yes. Vestibular rehabilitation is safe and highly effective for seniors. It helps reduce fall risk, improves confidence, and enhances mobility. A thorough initial assessment will highlight any contraindications and treatments can be adapted accordingly.

We provide home visits in Bournemouth and the surrounding area. More accurate locations can be found on the Areas Covered page.