If you’ve been dealing with dizziness, vertigo, or a constant sense of imbalance, you know how frustrating it can be.
Most people we see have already tried something:
And they’re still not getting clear answers.
That’s usually when they come to us.
This patient shares their experience with dizziness and vertigo before seeking care. Watch their story to hear what they noticed as they worked toward better balance.
Another patient describes what daily life felt like while dealing with dizziness and balance trouble, and what changed as they worked through care.
Dizziness is not always just an inner ear problem.
In many cases, it may be influenced by how your brain and body are communicating, especially from the upper neck.
The top of the spine (the atlas area) plays a role in:
If this area is not functioning well, it may contribute to cervicogenic headaches, TMJ dysfunction, and:
This is why we take a more complete approach.
We do not guess and we do not jump straight into treatment.
We follow a structured process to understand what is happening.
Your care may include:
From there, we build a clear, step-by-step plan.
Many patients with dizziness are concerned about aggressive adjustments.
Our approach is different.
We use:
No aggressive twisting.
Everything is controlled and specific.
Most of our dizziness patients are not new to healthcare.
They have:
We focus on:
We regularly see:
In some cases, symptoms may be associated with:
We are not a quick-fix office.
If you are looking for:
We may not be the best fit.
If you want:
That is what we do.
Your first visit is focused on understanding your situation.
We review:
If appropriate, we will explain:
No pressure.
We work with patients from:
Many are searching for:
and are looking for a more thorough approach.
If you are dealing with dizziness or vertigo and still looking for answers, we are happy to help.
Call (702) 566-4673 or schedule online.
