What are the opening hours?

Monday 8am - 6pm Tuesday 8am - 6pm Wednesday 8am - 6pm Thursday 8am - 6pm Friday 8am - 6pm

Dizzy Clinics Australia

Home
Australia
Wollongong, NSW
Dizzy Clinics Australia

The leading vertigo, dizziness, and balance clinic across NSW and ACT - 14 clinic locations. Home to South Coast Dizzy Clinic.

Providing expert treatment and management for a range of vestibular and dizziness conditions.

22/04/2026

Why Busy Environments Feel Worse

Busy environments can be challenging for people with dizziness or balance issues.

Places like shopping centres, supermarkets, or crowded streets create a high level of visual input - movement, lights, patterns, and people all at once.

When the balance system isn’t working well, the brain often relies more heavily on vision to stay stable.

In visually complex environments, this can quickly become overwhelming, leading to increased dizziness, unsteadiness, or discomfort.

It’s a very common experience — and an important clue when assessing vestibular conditions.

The good news is that this can improve.

With the right assessment and targeted vestibular rehabilitation, the brain can learn to better process these environments and reduce symptoms over time.

Dizzy Clinics Australia provides thorough assessment and tailored rehabilitation for dizziness and balance disorders, with multiple locations across NSW and the ACT.

Call 1300 349 997 or book online at www.dizzyclinics.com.au

19/04/2026

The dizziness cycle is real - and it can keep people stuck.

Vestibular conditions don’t just cause physical symptoms.

Dizziness or vertigo can lead to fear and anxiety around movement.
That often results in avoiding activities, which leads to reduced movement and physical deconditioning.
Over time, this can actually make the original vestibular symptoms feel worse.

It becomes a cycle:
Symptoms → Fear → Avoidance → Deconditioning → More symptoms

Breaking this cycle is a key part of recovery.

Vestibular rehabilitation is designed to gradually and safely reintroduce movement, rebuild confidence, and help the brain adapt - not avoid.

Dizzy Clinics Australia provides tailored vestibular rehabilitation to help people break this cycle and regain control of their balance, with multiple locations across NSW and the ACT.

Call 1300 349 997 or book online at www.dizzyclinics.com.au

16/04/2026

Vestibular Rehabilitation

When the balance system isn’t working properly, the brain and body need to relearn how to process movement and maintain stability.

Vestibular rehabilitation uses targeted exercises designed to retrain the brain, improve eye–head coordination, and restore confidence in movement. These exercises may involve gaze stability, balance training, and gradual exposure to movements that trigger symptoms.

Over time, this helps the brain adapt and reduces dizziness, imbalance, and motion sensitivity.

Every rehabilitation program is tailored to the individual based on their symptoms, diagnosis, and goals.

Dizzy Clinics Australia provides personalised vestibular rehabilitation for dizziness and balance disorders, with multiple locations across NSW and the ACT.

📞 Call 1300 349 997 or book online at www.dizzyclinics.com.au

12/04/2026

Dizzy Clinics Australia is a network of physiotherapy clinics dedicated to the assessment and treatment of dizziness, vertigo, and balance disorders.

Our clinicians focus on vestibular conditions such as BPPV, vestibular migraine, concussion-related dizziness, vestibular neuritis, and persistent balance problems. Through detailed assessment and targeted rehabilitation, we aim to identify the cause of symptoms and guide the most appropriate treatment.

Dizzy Clinics Australia operates across multiple clinic locations throughout NSW and the ACT, helping make specialist vestibular care more accessible to the communities we serve.

📞 Call 1300 349 997 or book online at www.dizzyclinics.com.au

09/04/2026

Getting the diagnosis right matters.

Many vestibular conditions can cause similar symptoms -dizziness, vertigo, imbalance, nausea, or visual disturbance. But the underlying causes can be very different, which means the right diagnosis is essential before treatment begins.

During assessment, our clinicians often use specialised technology to observe eye movements and detect nystagmus - small, involuntary eye movements that provide important clues about how the balance system is functioning.

These tools help us gather objective information and improve diagnostic accuracy, allowing us to better understand what part of the vestibular system may be involved.

A thorough vestibular assessment combines clinical history, physical examination, and technology like this to guide the most appropriate treatment.

Dizzy Clinics Australia provides comprehensive vestibular assessment and evidence-based treatment for dizziness and balance disorders, with multiple locations across NSW and the ACT.

📞 Call 1300 349 997 or book online at www.dizzyclinics.com.au

06/04/2026

Feeling embarrassed about seeking help for dizziness?

Many people worry about feeling sick, vomiting, or thinking they're imagining things.

But here's the truth: your experience is far more common than you think, and we see it every single day.

There's absolutely no need to be embarrassed – your story matters, and we're here to listen without judgement. .

http://dizzyclinics.com.au/
Call our clinic on 1300 DIZZYS (1300 349 997)

02/04/2026

Why do some people struggle to visual focus after concussion?

After a concussion, it’s common for people to experience visual symptoms such as blurred vision, difficulty focusing, headaches, eye strain, or dizziness when reading or looking at screens.

One reason this can happen is reduced convergence - the ability of both eyes to work together to focus on a near object.

Exercises like the Brock String help retrain the eyes to coordinate properly. By practising focusing at different distances along the string, the brain and visual system can gradually improve how the eyes work together.

This type of rehabilitation can be an important part of recovery for people experiencing ongoing visual or dizziness symptoms following concussion.

Dizzy Clinics Australia provides assessment and rehabilitation for concussion-related dizziness and visual symptoms, with multiple locations across NSW and the ACT.

📞 Call 1300 349 997 or book online at www.dizzyclinics.com.a

31/03/2026

Great weekend representing Dizzy Clinics Australia at the Shoalhaven Medical Association Medical Update Conference.

Jordan Loveridge presented alongside Prof Stuart Mackay, focusing on the assessment and management of dizziness, vertigo, and balance disorders.

These are some of the most common, yet often complex presentations seen in primary care. It was great to work through practical approaches with a highly engaged group of local GPs, with a strong focus on improving diagnosis, clarity, and patient outcomes.

At Dizzy Clinics Australia, we’re passionate about supporting referrers and improving access to high-quality vestibular care across the community.

Thanks to the Shoalhaven Medical Association for the opportunity to be involved.

Call 1300 349 997 or book online at www.dizzyclinics.com.au

30/03/2026

Understanding your health is key to effective wellbeing.

Invest a moment in your health knowledge today and feel more confident in recognising and managing symptoms.

http://dizzyclinics.com.au/
Call our clinic on 1300 DIZZYS (1300 349 997)

26/03/2026

What do eye movements tell us about dizziness?

During a vestibular assessment, one of the most important things we look for is nystagmus - small, involuntary eye movements that can reveal how the balance system is functioning.

By carefully observing and recording these movements, we can gather important clues about what part of the vestibular system may be involved.

Technology like this allows our clinicians to assess eye movements more accurately and review them in detail as part of a thorough vestibular examination.

Dizzy Clinics Australia provides comprehensive vestibular assessment and treatment for dizziness and balance disorders, with multiple locations across NSW and the ACT.

Call 1300 349 997 or book online at www.dizzyclinics.com.au

24/03/2026

We’re excited to welcome Naomi to the team across Dizzy Clinics Australia and South Coast Health Hub.

Naomi is our Clinical Assistant and will be working out of our Kiama clinic, where she plays a key role in supporting the smooth day-to-day running of the clinic. She helps create a welcoming, positive environment for all of our patients.

Naomi is often the first face you’ll see when you arrive, known for her warm, friendly nature and genuine care for everyone who walks through the door.

Outside of the clinic, Naomi is an avid card maker and is well known locally for her creations through Naomi’s Cards. She also loves supporting her sister at netball and being part of the local community.

Naomi brings kindness, energy, and a strong sense of community to the team, and we’re very lucky to have her across both Dizzy Clinics and South Coast Health Hub.

23/03/2026

If you care for an ageing parent or loved one, recognising the signs of balance issues is crucial. Dizziness can drastically affect an older person's confidence and independence.

We recently sat down with experts to discuss why this happens and how we can better support our elderly community.

Take a moment to watch our latest interview snippet and equip yourself with the knowledge to help those you care about.

http://dizzyclinics.com.au/
Call our clinic on 1300 DIZZYS (1300 349 997)

Address

65 Auburn Street
Wollongong, NSW
2500

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm

Website

http://www.dizzyclinics.com.au/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Dizzy Clinics Australia posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Dizzy Clinics Australia:

Shortcuts

Want your practice to be the top-listed Clinic in Wollongong?