Beyond Vestibular Therapy: A New Approach to Chronic Dizziness
When traditional vestibular rehabilitation reaches its limits, a deeper understanding of the brain's protective patterns can open new possibilities for recovery.
Rethinking Chronic Dizziness
The conversation around chronic dizziness is evolving. As research continues to uncover the brain's role in persistent symptoms, new opportunities for treatment and recovery are emerging.
Challenged, Not Overwhelmed: How to Use Exposure Correctly for Chronic Dizziness
Fear during exposure for PPPD, vestibular migraine, MdDS, and chronic dizziness is not failure. Learn what overwhelm actually means—and how to titrate.
How to Assess a Patient with Chronic Dizziness (In a Way That Starts Recovery)
Stop relying on standard intake forms for persistent dizziness. Learn how to conduct a Neural Circuit Dizziness assessment to identify underlying patterns in PPPD, MdDS, and vestibular disorders.
Yes, Vestibular Migraine Responds to Neuroplastic Treatment
Vestibular migraine has a mechanism. That does not tell you what keeps the daily symptoms going. For clinicians treating chronic dizziness, this piece argues that sensitization, threat, and prediction — not permanent neurobiological changes — are where most of the leverage is, and that the words you use at diagnosis are part of treatment.