Vertigo creates a spinning or off-balance sensation that can make everyday tasks feel unsteady. It is often linked to inner ear disturbances, head injuries, or tension and misalignment in the upper neck.

Episodes may include dizziness, nausea, light sensitivity, or a sense that the room is moving. When neck and cranial structures are restricted, they can contribute to ongoing balance problems.

Our Approach

Restore Balance and Stability

We use precise techniques to improve balance and reduce dizziness by addressing misalignments and tension in the neck and cranial structures. This can help improve communication between the nervous system and balance pathways.

CFR and gentle chiropractic adjustments are tailored to calm irritation and support smoother head and neck mechanics.

During an Episode

Simple Steps for Relief

Vertigo can feel sudden and overwhelming. These steps may help reduce intensity while you seek a full evaluation.

If symptoms persist or return frequently, a structural exam can clarify whether neck tension or joint restriction is a factor.

• Sit or lie down immediately to prevent falls
• Focus on a fixed point to steady your vision
• Avoid quick head turns until symptoms ease
• Hydrate and rest after the episode

Avoid driving or climbing until symptoms fully settle.