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Balancing Act Rehab

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We treat and talk about all things vestibular. 🎙Talk Dizzy to Me

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“I’m not pretending to be sick, I’m pretending to be well.” If this resonates with you or your patients, give this episode of Unsteady & Unfiltered a listen🎙️ youtu.be/UD8QiuSY99o?si…

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From a healthcare provider who’s experienced medical gaslighting herself: you (and your patients) deserve to be heard, not dismissed.

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Perfection isn’t the goal. The goal is progress. The goal is confidence. The goal is resilience. The goal is improved quality of life.

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Sorting out dizziness isn't always straightforward, but the right diagnosis makes all the difference. In this episode, we dive deep into differential diagnosis with Dr. Anand Bery and Dr. David Hale. We talk timing, triggers, red flags, and more! youtu.be/99XOeV_nS_Q?fe…

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BPPV vs. Orthostatic Hypotension. Similar symptoms… at least in how patients often describe them. But the triggers are different. The underlying causes are different. And the treatment plans are different, too.

BPPV vs. Orthostatic Hypotension.

Similar symptoms… at least in how patients often describe them.

But the triggers are different.

The underlying causes are different.

And the treatment plans are different, too.
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What is Functional Neurologic Disorder (FND)? Dr. Carly Lochala, PT, NCS explains it best ⬇️ FND occurs when there’s a disruption in communication between the brain and body. Think of it as a software problem, not a hardware one.

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One of our go-to educational resources when we suspect migraine is playing a role in a patient’s symptoms... Click here ⤵️ balancingactrehab.com/vm Then scroll to "Blog: Migraine—More Than a Headache by Dr. Michael Teixido"

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On average, a person with a vestibular disorder sees between 4-7 healthcare providers before receiving the correct diagnosis. Some see more. Some are misdiagnosed. Some are told it’s “just stress.” Let’s change this.

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How to perform a left Epley maneuver for left-sided posterior canal BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo): youtu.be/LnSHqR7B7GA?si…

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These childhood neurologic phenomena can hint at a migraine-prone brain: ✔️ Childhood vertigo ✔️ Motion sensitivity ✔️ Family history of migraine ✔️ Benign paroxysmal torticollis ✔️ Growing pains ✔️ Sleepwalking or sleeptalking

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Medical gaslighting is real and it sounds a little something like this: “It's all in your head” “Just drink some water” “It’s your anxiety” “You’re too young to be this sick” “It’s just a little stress” “Your tests are normal, you’re fine” “Just push through it”

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Subtle (and sometimes strange) signs that a migraine is on the way: • difficulty concentrating • excessive yawning • food cravings • irritability • heightened sensory sensitivities • fatigue • frequent urination

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Five small shifts that can support healing: 1. Gentle movement daily 2. Calm your nervous system (breathwork helps) 3. Create structure & pace your day 4. Stay nourished & hydrated 5. Prioritize quality sleep Start small. Stay consistent. Listen to your body.

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Living with dizziness teaches you: How to listen to your body. How to keep showing up when you're exhausted, overwhelmed, or fearful. How to carry something invisible… and still be strong.