Balance 360 Health

08/01/2025

06/17/2025

ROAD WORK HAS BEEN DELAYED
Until school has ended for the year.

06/16/2025

*******ATTENTION******

04/17/2025

We hope everyone enjoys their long weekend & Has a great Easter

04/15/2025

We’re thrilled to be part of this year’s expo!

Visit us at our booth to learn how our clinic is helping people regain their balance and confidence as well as treating vestibular conditions such as vertigo and dizziness.

Whether you're a fellow professional, someone looking for support, or just curious about what we do — we’d love to meet you and share how we’re making a difference.

See you there!

04/03/2025

We as humans love to label things.

Oftentimes, labels can help us relate to others or make sense of our situations and interactions. Unfortunately, if we rely on them too much, they can put us into rigid boxes that dictate how we’re supposed to think and feel.

Each person experiences their symptoms differently, so while a diagnosis may come with a typical “set” of typical symptoms, you may experience all or only some of those symptoms. For example, while one person with Endolymphatic Hydrops may struggle most with persistent dizziness, another may experience occasional bouts of vomiting and nausea.

Remember…people may share symptoms but their recovery and treatment are unique. At Balance 360 Health, once you have seen one person with dizziness, you have seen one person with dizziness.

03/18/2025

Vestibular therapy can help get you back to your previous level of function.

Therapy can help you reach a point where you only need maintenance exercises for difficult days. Sometimes you need a change in diet or strategies for energy conservation. Other times you may need troubleshooting for your current exercise regime if it’s too hard or too easy.

Either way, your diagnosis should not become the rigid box from which you see the world.

You are not your diagnosis. You are not a Vestibular Dysfunction Patient, you are a person who is experiencing vestibular dysfunction. And we can help you.

03/11/2025

Your symptoms may affect you differently than the experience of the next patient with the same diagnosis.

Dizziness is a symptom that is experienced in myriad ways. People sometimes describe feeling the room spinning, lightheadedness, or unsteadiness.

None of these are “right” or “wrong” ways to describe what you are feeling. As clinicians, we use the diagnosis to inform us about what to expect, but we must also take the patient’s unique experience into account. It is easy to fall into the false thought trap that once you have a diagnosis, it will define you.

We consider your diagnosis as part of the framework that we use to tailor your plan of care, but it is not the roadmap.

An accurate diagnosis includes a comprehensive medical assessment as well as information about your symptoms, medications you’re taking, and a detailed family medical history.

All these puzzle pieces come together to inform us not only of your diagnosis but how your diagnosis affects you as a unique individual.

Contact us and we can help you with the dizziness you are experiencing. 902-420-0779