When Dizziness Takes Over Your Life

Vertigo does not just make the room spin. It changes how you move through your day. Many people start avoiding certain head positions, stop driving, or feel anxious about simple things like rolling over in bed, bending down, or checking a blind spot. If your test results came back normal but you still feel unsteady, or you are not sure whether this is vertigo, an inner ear issue, or something else, you are not alone, and there is a clear path forward.

What Is Vestibular Rehabilitation?

Vestibular rehabilitation is a specialized form of physiotherapy that treats the inner ear and balance system directly. It is most often used for benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), cervical vertigo linked to the neck, and general balance dysfunction. Treatment usually includes canalith repositioning techniques like the Epley maneuver, along with balance retraining and gaze stabilization exercises. Unlike medication, which can mask symptoms, vestibular rehab addresses the underlying cause, so most people see meaningful improvement within a handful of visits.

Physiotherapy-Led Care From a Team You Can Trust

At Kinect Physiotherapy and Wellness, your assessment is led by physiotherapists trained to diagnose and treat the specific type of vertigo you are experiencing. Rajvinder (Rimpy) Singh holds a Master of Physiotherapy from the University of Queensland and a Bachelor of Kinesiology from SFU, with 14+ years of experience in manual therapy and musculoskeletal and vestibular conditions. Mehtab Gondara, who also practices at Surrey Memorial Hospital, brings an active, education-focused approach to every assessment. Together, they build a treatment plan around your specific symptoms, not a generic protocol.

What to Expect During Treatment

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Assessment

We identify the type and cause of your vertigo through specific positional and balance tests.
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Targeted Treatment

Repositioning techniques, manual therapy, and balance exercises tailored to your diagnosis.
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Lasting Results

A home exercise plan and follow-up care to keep symptoms from coming back.

Get Back to Your Normal, Without the Fear of Spinning

Most people who complete vestibular rehabilitation see a real drop in dizziness episodes within just a few sessions, often after the very first repositioning treatment for BPPV. That means driving again with confidence, sleeping through the night without dreading a certain position, and moving through Surrey, Delta, Newton, and Cloverdale without bracing for the next spell. Direct billing is available for most major insurers, along with ICBC and WCB, so getting care does not have to wait.

Frequently Asked Questions

Vertigo typically feels like spinning or the sense that the room is moving, often triggered by changes in head position. If you experience sudden, severe dizziness along with slurred speech, numbness, or vision loss, seek emergency care immediately. For positional or recurring dizziness, a physiotherapy assessment can identify the cause.
No referral is required. You can book directly with our team, and we will assess whether vestibular rehabilitation is right for you or refer you elsewhere if needed.
Many cases of BPPV improve significantly after one to three sessions. More complex or chronic dizziness may take longer, and we will give you a clear plan after your first assessment.
We offer direct billing for most extended health plans, along with ICBC and WCB coverage for eligible claims.

Stop Letting Dizziness Run Your Day

Book a vestibular assessment with our Surrey physiotherapy team

Whether it's BPPV, cervical vertigo, or unexplained balance problems, our physiotherapists can help you find the cause and get back to steady ground.

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Kinect Physiotherapy and Wellness

5455 152 St, Suite 113
Surrey, BC
V3S 5A5

6046346909

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