Vestibular Physical Therapy in Orlando, FL
Finally Stop Spinning and Start Living
Dizziness, vertigo, and balance issues are treatable conditions, not permanent limitations. We identify the source, apply the right intervention, and get you back to full function.
Still Dizzy, Still Off Balance, and Still Without Real Answers?
Told to Wait It Out
Vestibular symptoms that go untreated often get worse. Waiting it out is not the same as a treatment plan.
Seen Multiple Providers With No Improvement
Vestibular disorders need specific assessment and targeted rehab. A generalist won't have either.
Limiting Your Life to Avoid the Symptoms
Avoiding triggers narrows your world, it doesn't fix the disorder. Rehab rewires the response.
Vestibular Rehabilitation That Gets to the Source
We use evidence-based vestibular protocols, including the Dix-Hallpike assessment and canalith repositioning, to identify the specific cause of your symptoms and build a targeted treatment plan.
BPPV and Canalith Repositioning
We use the Dix-Hallpike and positional tests to confirm BPPV, then apply canalith repositioning. Most patients see resolution within one to two sessions.
Gaze Stabilization and Balance Training
Vestibular habituation, gaze stabilization exercises, and oculomotor training are combined with progressive balance work to restore function and reduce symptom sensitivity.
Concussion Recovery
Post-concussion dizziness and balance deficits respond to vestibular PT. We build a return-to-activity progression around your specific symptoms.
Vestibular Conditions We Treat
These are the vestibular conditions we address most often at our Orlando location. If dizziness or balance problems have been limiting your activity for weeks without improvement, vestibular PT is worth exploring.
BPPV (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo) and canalith repositioning
Unilateral vestibular hypofunction and labyrinthitis
Gaze instability and visual motion sensitivity
Balance disorders and fall risk in active adults
Post-concussion dizziness and vestibular symptoms
Cervicogenic dizziness with neck involvement
Persistent postural-perceptual dizziness (PPPD)
Vestibular dysfunction affecting sport and activity performance
Getting Started at Core Values Is Simple
Free Phone Consult
A free 15-minute call with one of our admin. We'll listen to what's going on, answer your questions, and tell you if Core Values is the right fit.
Your Initial Eval
A 55-minute, one-on-one evaluation to dig into your movement, history, and goals. You will leave with a clear picture of what's happening and what comes next to finally fix your pain.
Back in the Game
We'll build your treatment plan around your sport, your schedule, and your goals. We keep you moving forward, not sidelined.
Visit Us
Two locations, same one-on-one care. Visit us in Orlando or Winter Garden. Florida is a direct access state, no referral needed.
What Orlando Vestibular Patients Are Saying
From patients who spent months dealing with dizziness and finally found someone who knew how to fix it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Honest answers about vestibular physical therapy at Core Values PT.
What is vestibular physical therapy?
Vestibular PT is a specialized form of physical therapy that addresses disorders of the inner ear and central balance system. Using targeted exercises, repositioning maneuvers, and gaze stabilization protocols, we treat the specific cause of dizziness, vertigo, and balance dysfunction rather than managing symptoms.
Is vestibular PT available at both locations?
Vestibular physical therapy is available at our Orlando location only. If you're in the Winter Garden area and dealing with vestibular symptoms, our Orlando team is available to treat you at our Hoffner Ave location.
How quickly does vestibular PT work for BPPV?
BPPV is one of the most treatable vestibular conditions. Most patients with confirmed BPPV see significant improvement within one to three sessions following canalith repositioning. Other vestibular conditions take longer and require a progressive rehab approach.
Can I drive myself to appointments if I have vertigo?
If your symptoms are severe, consider having someone drive you to your first appointment. After a repositioning treatment, some patients feel briefly off-balance and prefer not to drive immediately. Your PT will let you know what to expect before you leave.
Do I need a referral for vestibular PT?
No. Florida is a direct access state, so you can start vestibular PT without a physician referral. We recommend starting with a free discovery call so we can understand your symptoms and confirm that vestibular PT is the right starting point for your case.
Still have questions?
Reach out and we'll be more than happy to assist.
Ready to Get Your Balance Back?
Book your free discovery call. We'll talk through your symptoms and tell you whether vestibular PT at our Orlando location is the right next step.
