What to Expect During Vestibular Physical Therapy?

Are you dealing with vertigo or dizziness and wondering what to expect at a vestibular physical therapy appointment? In this video, Dr. Anthony Veglia, DPT, provides a detailed overview of a typical visit for those experiencing vestibular disorders. Learn what happens during your sessions and how your therapist will tailor a treatment plan to your specific needs. If you’re searching for relief from vertigo, this guide will help you feel prepared and informed about your upcoming physical therapy appointment.
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[@helenwright4551]

Clear and understand able

[@phantasm1234]

Awesome video, and this is super helpful information to know!

[@DizzyTherapy]

Thanks so much for having me again, and I'm looking forward to whatever else I can help with!

[@annehesser]

I don’t mean to say anything negative but your hand movements are making me dizzy