What to know
Dizziness, vertigo, balance instability, and post-concussion symptoms can be disorienting and impact your daily confidence and safety. Our vestibular and concussion rehabilitation program in Abbotsford, British Columbia, utilizes evidence-based protocols to address inner ear crystal displacement, visual-vestibular tracking mismatch, and upper neck restrictions. We focus on desensitizing your vestibular pathways and building dynamic balance stability to help you return to work, sport, and daily life safely.
Specialized Balance and Vertigo Care in Abbotsford
We provide dedicated vestibular and concussion therapy at our Abbotsford Clearbrook clinic, located at our local clinic. Serving local patients, our clinic features private assessment rooms and an active rehabilitation space designed specifically for balance assessments and visual-vestibular tracking. Call us at 604-746-1116 to schedule your initial assessment.
Inner Ear Vertigo and Post Concussion Management
The vestibular system in the inner ear detects head movement and communicates with the eyes and brain to keep you steady. We treat benign paroxysmal positional vertigo using particle repositioning maneuvers like the Epley maneuver to guide displaced calcium crystals back to their proper chamber. We also design customized gaze-stabilization and habituation exercises for vestibular hypofunction. For concussion recovery, our structured program addresses visual-vestibular tracking, cervicogenic dizziness, upper neck restrictions, and autonomic conditioning with guided exercise to safely regulate blood flow and support return to work or sport.
Certified vestibular therapists with advanced training
Treatment for BPPV, vertigo, dizziness, and concussion
Visual and ocular-motor training equipment
Sub-symptom threshold exercise mapping
Local care, clear next steps.
Vestibular rehab and concussion therapy are available at our Abbotsford clinic.
Why Choose Revive Rehab for Clinical Care
At Revive Rehab in Surrey, our vestibular and concussion rehabilitation programs stand out through a fully integrated, evidence-informed care model. We coordinate hands-on manual therapy with clinical exercise reconditioning, combining treatments under one roof to target the biomechanical root cause of dizziness and vertigo. We deliver strictly one-on-one sessions without generic templates, alongside direct electronic billing for major health insurers, ICBC, and WorkSafeBC.
Questions patients ask
Vestibular rehab is specialized physical therapy targeting inner-ear balance disorders, dizziness, vertigo, BPPV crystal displacement, and post-concussion symptoms to restore clear vision and stable balance.
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) occurs when microscopic inner-ear calcium crystals dislodge into balance canals. Our therapists perform canalith repositioning maneuvers (such as the Epley maneuver) to resolve vertigo rapidly.
Key indicators include spinning sensations (vertigo), dizziness when turning your head, unsteadiness while walking, motion sensitivity, nausea, and visual tracking difficulty.
Concussion rehab integrates neck manual therapy, visual-ocular tracking exercises, exertion testing, balance retraining, and cognitive pacing to safely guide brain recovery.
Yes. ICBC pre-approves physiotherapy sessions for concussion, whiplash, and post-crash dizziness with zero out-of-pocket fees.
Yes. Vestibular therapy is billed as registered physiotherapy and covered under standard paramedical health insurance benefits.
Early clinical assessment within the first 1 to 2 weeks post-concussion is safe and highly beneficial for symptom management and recovery guidance.
Cervicogenic dizziness is a sensation of unsteadiness originating from stiff, injured joints and muscle receptors in the upper neck, which responds well to manual neck physical therapy.
Your 60-minute assessment includes specialized eye-tracking tests, positional head maneuvers, gait and balance evaluations, and cervical spine physical exams.
BPPV vertigo often resolves in just 1 to 3 sessions. Complex post-concussion or cervicogenic dizziness may take 6 to 12+ weeks of progressive therapy.
Some exercises briefly provoke mild dizziness to retrain your brain's balance pathways (habituation), but your therapist carefully paces treatment to avoid overwhelming symptoms.
No referral is required by our clinic, though we collaborate closely with your family physician or sports doctor.
Wear comfortable athletic clothing and supportive flat footwear suitable for balance testing.
Yes. Balance retraining exercises significantly improve walking stability and reduce fall risk in older adults.
We require 24 hours' notice for appointment cancellations or rescheduling.
Book your appointment online or call our Abbotsford clinic front desk directly.