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Dizzy and Vertigo Institute

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👩‍⚕️California's #1 Center for Treating Dizziness and Vertigo

02/05/2026

Feeling dizzy, but not sure what’s causing it?

Here’s something that can help 👇🏼

🌀 The Dizzy Checklist
An easy-to-use tool to help you track your symptoms, identify triggers, and get one step closer to answers.

Because clarity starts with awareness, the more informed you are, the faster you can get care that works.

02/03/2026

Your symptoms do not define you. We are here for you. 🤍

Living with dizziness or vertigo can make it feel like your world has shrunk, but you are still you. Your strength, your personality, your dreams, and your life exist beyond the symptoms you’re managing right now.

Healing takes time, patience, and support, and you deserve compassion every step of the way. You are more than what you’re feeling, and steadier days are near. 🫶🏼

01/29/2026

If you have ever googled your dizziness symptoms and felt worse afterward, you are not alone.

Search results often focus on worst-case scenarios, conflicting information, and diagnoses that may not apply to you. That uncertainty can increase stress, and stress can make dizziness feel more intense.

Dizziness is complex. Many conditions share similar symptoms, which is why personalized care matters more than internet searches.

If your symptoms are causing worry or interfering with daily life, getting answers from a professional can bring clarity, reassurance, and a path forward.

You deserve real answers and real support. 🩵

01/27/2026

“I feel like I have my life back again.” 🩵

Living with dizziness and vertigo for years can affect every part of daily life, from confidence to independence. Hearing feedback like this reminds us why compassionate, knowledgeable care matters so much.

At Dizzy & Vertigo Institute, our goal is always to listen, educate, and guide patients toward answers and relief they can trust.

If you’ve been struggling and wondering if things can get better, know that support and understanding make a difference.

01/22/2026

Did you know your hearing and balance are closely connected? 🧠

Many people are surprised to learn that dizziness and balance issues often overlap with hearing loss. In fact, nearly 20% of patients experiencing dizziness also have some degree of hearing impairment. That’s because the auditory and vestibular systems live side by side in the inner ear and share critical pathways to the brain.

In our newest blog, Can hearing aids improve balance?, we break down how hearing aids may support stability in three important ways. From restoring environmental awareness that helps orient your body in space, to reducing the mental effort your brain uses to process sound, to rebuilding confidence after fear of falling, hearing support can play a bigger role than many realize.

If you’ve been struggling with lightheadedness, unsteadiness, or falls and also notice hearing challenges, the answer may start with comprehensive testing. At Dizzy & Vertigo Institute of Los Angeles, we use specialized diagnostics to understand the full picture and create personalized treatment plans that address both hearing and balance.

📖 Read the full blog on www.dizzyandvertigo.com
📞 Schedule an appointment at (310) 683-4679

01/20/2026

Blue Monday is a reminder that dizziness isn’t only physical. 🩵

Living with vertigo or chronic dizziness affects more than balance.
It impacts confidence, emotions, relationships, and how safe everyday life feels.

Stress, anxiety, and low mood can intensify vestibular symptoms, not because they’re “in your head,” but because the brain and nervous system are deeply connected.

And if you’ve ever been told your symptoms are “just anxiety,” please know this:
👉🏼 Overlapping mental health challenges don’t make dizziness less real.
👉🏼 They make thoughtful, specialized care even more important.

If today feels heavy, you’re not weak.
You’re navigating something complex, and you deserve to be heard, supported, and understood.

Healing includes the mind and the body. 🩵

01/15/2026

Have to be local to get help? Not at all! 🙂

Dizzy & Vertigo Institute offers telehealth services so patients outside Los Angeles and California can still receive specialized evaluation and treatment. Wherever you live, you deserve access to answers and a plan that fits your life.

Contact our office to schedule your visit today! 🩵

Call us: (310) 954-2207
Learn more at: dizzyandvertigo.com

01/13/2026

Things We’re Leaving Behind in 2026✨

A new year is not about becoming someone new. It’s about being cared for in a way that helps you feel steady again. If dizziness has made your world feel overwhelming, your experience makes sense, and you deserve real support.

Let’s welcome 2026 with kindness, understanding, and hopeful steps toward healing! 🩵

01/08/2026

Why grocery stores can be hard for dizzy patients 🛒

If you’ve ever felt dizzy, overwhelmed, or anxious just walking through a grocery store, there’s a reason. Busy visual environments, bright lighting, and constant motion can overstimulate the vestibular system and make symptoms flare.

At Dizzy & Vertigo Institute, we help patients understand why these triggers happen and what can be done to address them. When you understand your symptoms, they become more manageable. 🩵

01/06/2026

New year, new steps toward recovery.✨

Healing doesn’t happen all at once, and it doesn’t need to start perfectly. It starts with listening to your body, understanding your symptoms, and taking informed steps forward at your own pace.

This year, you don’t have to navigate dizziness alone. 🩵

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from the Dizzy & Vertigo Institute! ✨

As we step into 2026, we’re sending you wishes for steadiness, comfort, and continued healing. Every step forward matters, and we’re grateful to be part of your journey.

Here’s to a year of hope, strength, and happiness! 🩵

12/30/2025

✨ New Year’s Eve & Sensory Overload: What to Know if You Live With Dizziness or Vestibular Migraine ✨

New Year’s Eve is festive and exciting, but it can also bring a lot of sensory input all at once — bright lights, loud celebrations, busy rooms, and shifting environments. For those living with dizziness, vertigo, or vestibular migraine, this combination can quickly become overwhelming.

Here are a few gentle reminders as you head into the night:

💡 Be mindful of lighting.
Bright flashes, strobe effects, and sparkling decor can trigger symptoms. If you’re going out, choose softer-lit spaces or step away when needed.

🔊 Protect yourself from noise.
Crowds, loud music, and sudden sounds may heighten dizziness. Bring earplugs or choose quieter corners to help your nervous system stay steady.

👥 Take breaks from crowds.
If the room starts feeling too stimulating, stepping outside or finding a calmer space can help your body reset.

🧊 Stay hydrated and listen to your body.
Dehydration and fatigue can make symptoms worse, especially during long celebrations. Keep water close and take breaks when your body asks for them.

Most importantly…
There is no “right” way to celebrate New Year’s Eve. Whether you’re enjoying a quiet night at home or stepping out for a bit of fun, your comfort and well-being always come first. 🩵

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8641 Wilshire Boulevard Suite 220
Beverly Hills, CA
90211

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

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+13109542207

Website

http://www.dizzyandvertigo.com/

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