Vestibular Rehabilitation in Dublin

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What Is Vestibular Rehabilitation?

Restore Your Balance with Targeted Therapy

Vestibular Rehabilitation is a specialised physiotherapy approach designed to treat dizziness, vertigo, and balance disorders caused by inner ear dysfunction. At North East Physiotherapy in Dublin, we offer personalised vestibular rehab programmes to help you feel steady, secure, and symptom-free.

If you’re struggling with dizziness or imbalance, book your Vestibular Rehabilitation assessment today.

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Conditions We Treat with Vestibular Rehabilitation

Our Dublin-based physiotherapists work with patients experiencing a range of vestibular and balance-related issues.

At our Dublin and Drogheda clinic, we commonly treat:

  • Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
  • Vestibular neuritis and labyrinthitis
  • Post-concussion dizziness
  • Chronic dizziness and unsteadiness
  • Balance disorders and falls risk
  • Motion sensitivity and visual-vestibular mismatch
  • Post-viral vestibular dysfunction

How We Treat Vestibular Conditions

Your vestibular rehab journey at North East Physiotherapy begins with a detailed assessment to identify the root cause of your symptoms. Based on your condition, your physiotherapist may include:

  • Canalith repositioning manoeuvres (for BPPV)
  • Gaze stabilisation exercises to retrain eye and head coordination
  • Balance retraining to improve stability and reduce fall risk
  • Habituation exercises to reduce dizziness sensitivity
  • Postural and functional movement strategies for daily life

All treatment plans are tailored to your needs and goals—and always progress at a pace that’s safe and manageable for you.

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  • John helped me recover from a knee fracture and re-gain my confidence in returning into sport. Giving me new more challenging exercises to progress step by step and gain strength. Very happy with his work
    Valeria O.
  • I’ve been seeing John for the last six months. He is a true professional. He’s very knowledgeable and caring . I went to see him with a frozen shoulder. He helped me manage the condition and improve my mobility. He’s very obliging and opened up early to fit me in before work when my work schedule was very hectic. I’d highly recommend him as a physiotherapist.
    A. M.

Real Patients, Real Results

Many of our patients come to us after trying other treatments that haven’t fully addressed their concerns. They tell us they appreciate our honest, thorough approach and our commitment to helping them achieve real, sustainable results.

Your Pathway to Recovery

Getting started is simple. We begin with a friendly pre-assessment call and an online form to help us understand your needs. At your first visit, you’ll receive a comprehensive, one-on-one assessment where we’ll listen carefully, answer your questions, and create a clear plan of action. Your physiotherapist will be with you throughout your rehabilitation, guiding you with hands-on treatment, customised exercise, practical advice, and regular check-ins to keep you on track.

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1

Pre‑Assessment Call & Online Form

Tell us about your goals and medical history.

2

In‑Clinic Assessment

Comprehensive hands-on evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment.

3

Personalized Rehab Plan

Your therapist will guide you through evidence‑based exercises and follow‑up sessions.

Vestibular Rehabilitation FAQs

Vestibular conditions can result from infections, head injuries, age-related changes, or issues with the inner ear. A physiotherapist can help determine the likely cause.

Yes. Our vestibular physiotherapists are trained to assess and treat balance conditions safely and effectively, progressing your treatment at your own pace.

Some patients see relief after just a few sessions, especially with BPPV. Others may need several weeks of therapy depending on the condition.

No referral is needed to begin Vestibular Rehabilitation in Dublin. You can contact us directly to book an appointment.

Some exercises may trigger mild symptoms early on, but this is expected and part of your nervous system’s adaptation. Your therapist will guide you safely through it.

Our Locations

Have a question? Get in touch with us.

Opening Hours

Monday – Friday: 8am-8pm
(Earlier or later times and weekends available for emergency cases).

Drogheda

Ardbryan Medical Centre, Bryanstown Centre,
Dublin Road, Drogheda, Co Louth.

Dublin

Grange Clinic, Grange Road,
Donagmede, Dublin 13.