Fyzical Therapy & Balance Center Coral Springs

Fyzical Therapy & Balance Center Coral Springs FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers Coral Springs is the leader in orthopedic, balance and vestibular

Your journey to pain-free living starts here. FYZICAL Coral Springs is ready to help.
08/07/2025

Your journey to pain-free living starts here. FYZICAL Coral Springs is ready to help.

Amanda is a fantastic therapist! She is highly skilled and thorough resulting in a progress the first time I went. Well...
08/04/2025

Amanda is a fantastic therapist! She is highly skilled and thorough resulting in a progress the first time I went. Well done! Looking forward to our next session!!

A better back starts with better therapy. Find both at FYZICAL Coral Springs.
08/04/2025

A better back starts with better therapy. Find both at FYZICAL Coral Springs.

Are You an 'Astronaut on Earth' Without Realizing It?No space suit required—millions of Americans are dealing with dizzi...
08/03/2025

Are You an 'Astronaut on Earth' Without Realizing It?

No space suit required—millions of Americans are dealing with dizziness and balance problems that mimic what astronauts experience when returning to Earth. These symptoms often stem from a little-known system in your inner ear: the vestibular system.

# # # What Is Vestibular Dysfunction?

The vestibular system sends signals to your brain about your head’s position and motion. If this system is damaged or out of sync, it can cause:
- Dizziness or lightheadedness
- Unsteadiness or frequent falls
- Disorientation, especially when moving or turning
- Nausea or motion sensitivity

# # # Why It's So Common

Vestibular problems often go unrecognized. Many people attribute dizziness to aging or unrelated issues, when in fact the root cause is treatable. A 2009 study found that over 69 million Americans—especially adults over 40—suffer from undiagnosed or undertreated vestibular dysfunction.

# # # How Do Astronauts Fit In?

When astronauts return from space, they often struggle with balance due to a disrupted vestibular system. Their bodies must re-learn how to interpret motion and gravity. The same retraining process used for them can also help those with vestibular disorders here on Earth.

# # # What Can You Do?

Start with a fall risk assessment. Then seek out a clinic or physical therapist trained in vestibular therapy. Treatment typically includes:
- Balance retraining
- Sensory re-coordination
- Gait stabilization exercises

If you’ve been feeling off balance, you’re not alone—and you don’t have to “just deal with it.” You might be an Earth-bound astronaut who simply needs the right kind of therapy to find your footing again.

Overcoming Dizziness: Joanne Ferre's Success Story with FYZICAL Coral SpringsLiving with dizziness can be disorienting, ...
07/31/2025

Overcoming Dizziness: Joanne Ferre's Success Story with FYZICAL Coral Springs

Living with dizziness can be disorienting, limiting, and frustrating—just ask Joanne Ferre. When she first came to FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Center in Coral Springs, dizziness was taking a serious toll on her daily life.

Determined to take control of her health, Joanne set a clear goal: to feel better and move with confidence again. Through consistent effort and professional guidance, she not only met her goal—she exceeded it. With improved movement and new exercises in her toolkit, Joanne’s journey stands as a powerful reminder that recovery is possible.
Joanne's success is a celebration of what can happen when perseverance meets expert care. Her progress is a beacon of hope for others in Coral Springs who are struggling with dizziness or balance issues.

We are proud to recognize Joanne’s hard work and transformation—your journey inspires others to begin their own.

I found this office by accident just before they opened a few months ago. I have had one major neck surgery 4 years ago,...
07/31/2025

I found this office by accident just before they opened a few months ago. I have had one major neck surgery 4 years ago, then a repair 2 years ago. My doctor recommended therapy to help me deal with some issues that have been ongoing.I refused to go back to the place that I had originally used after both surgeries. My therapist was very good but the company not desirable. Too many people coming and going and not up to my standards.I am so happy to have found FYZICAL.The women at the front desk, MariaSol and Amira were extremely helpful in getting my therapy started asap and I work with the different therapists....Ibsen,Jason,Jeanette,Amanda. They are all awesome.I recently brought my husband in for therapy on my recommendation. He was amazed by the cleanliness of the facility and friendly atmosphere.

Don't wake up to pain:wake up to relief with FYZICAL Coral Springs.
07/31/2025

Don't wake up to pain:wake up to relief with FYZICAL Coral Springs.

Much appreciate your help PT Jeison and Maria Sol; For al your support for the treatment for my mom. I highly recommend ...
07/29/2025

Much appreciate your help PT Jeison and Maria Sol; For al your support for the treatment for my mom. I highly recommend this place, very clean and very attentive to what you need. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Excelentes servicio prestado por Jeison y Maria sol gracias por su ayuda en la atención en inicio de mis terapias
07/29/2025

Excelentes servicio prestado por Jeison y Maria sol gracias por su ayuda en la atención en inicio de mis terapias

Get moving again with targeted, compassionate care at FYZICAL Coral Springs.
07/28/2025

Get moving again with targeted, compassionate care at FYZICAL Coral Springs.

My family member was struggling with dizziness and a balance disorder, and this physical therapy office has been a game-...
07/27/2025

My family member was struggling with dizziness and a balance disorder, and this physical therapy office has been a game-changer. The therapists are professional, caring, and really take the time to understand what's going on. The whole place has a warm, welcoming feel that put us both at ease. We’ve seen real improvement, and I can’t recommend them enough for anyone dealing with balance issues.

How Does the Inner Ear Help You Hear and Stay Balanced?The human ear is more than a hearing device—it’s a balance and or...
07/27/2025

How Does the Inner Ear Help You Hear and Stay Balanced?

The human ear is more than a hearing device—it’s a balance and orientation system as well. Understanding the inner ear’s anatomy can clarify why dizziness, hearing loss, or balance issues can occur when things go wrong.

What Are the Main Parts of the Inner Ear?

The inner ear consists of two main divisions:
- **Cochlea**: Responsible for hearing
- **Vestibular system**: Responsible for balance

Together, these systems are housed in a complex, fluid-filled structure embedded deep in the skull.

What Is the Vestibular System?

The **peripheral vestibular system**—so named because it lies outside the brain and brainstem—sends constant feedback about motion and orientation. It includes:
- **Semicircular canals**: Three looped tubes aligned at right angles to detect rotational movement
- **Otolith organs (utricle and saccule)**: Detect linear movement and the position of the head in space

Each of these structures is filled with **endolymph**, a specialized fluid. Surrounding them is a second fluid called **perilymph**. Both have distinct chemical compositions, and even slight imbalances can disrupt the system’s function.

How Does the Vestibular System Detect Motion?

Here’s how it works:
- Movement of the head causes **endolymph fluid** in the semicircular canals to lag slightly behind due to inertia.
- This fluid motion bends a sensory receptor called the **cupula** inside the ampulla (a bulb-like enlargement at the base of each canal).
- That bending triggers nerve signals to the brain, which interprets the direction and speed of movement.

Why Do We Need Symmetry Between Ears?

The vestibular systems in both ears normally send **matching signals** to the brain. If one side is damaged or sending distorted input (as in many balance disorders), the brain gets conflicting information. This mismatch can lead to dizziness, disorientation, or vertigo.

How Do These Signals Affect the Rest of the Body?

- The **eyes** rely on vestibular input to stay focused during movement—a function known as the vestibulo-ocular reflex.
- **Postural muscles** use vestibular feedback to help maintain balance and prevent falls.

When this system breaks down due to inflammation, injury, or inner ear debris, balance is compromised—even if the rest of the body is strong.

Takeaway

The inner ear plays a vital role not just in hearing but in equilibrium. From the delicate composition of its fluids to the precision of its sensory receptors, small disruptions can cause major symptoms. Recognizing the inner ear’s dual function is crucial in understanding why certain conditions affect both hearing and balance—and why early diagnosis of vestibular issues is so important.

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2234 North University Drive
Coral Springs, FL
33065

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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