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What happens when your head gets in the way of enjoying life? Whether you are recovering from a concussion, feeling dizzy, losing your balance, or having chronic pain and headaches, our vestibular trained physical therapists can help.
There is an inherent risk of injury associated with participation in contact sports, such as football, rugby, boxing, mixed martial arts, karate, hockey, lacrosse, and soccer. You can also sustain a concussion from a car accident or a fall. A concussion is a form of brain injury that temporarily disrupts how your brain works. It is sustained by a hit, bump or blow to the head or elsewhere on the body. It can also occur from forceful neck motion (whiplash). LEARN MORE
Your vestibular system is a postural control system located in your inner ear. This system works with our vision to allow us to sense where our head and body are in relation to our environment. It also allows us to stabilize our gaze and keep images clear when we are moving our head or walking. When someone is having problems with their vestibular system, they may experience symptoms such as vertigo, dizziness, loss of balance, tinnitus (ringing in the ears), and nausea and/or vomiting. LEARN MORE
Many physical events (injury, dental work, poor posture, bruxism, etc.) can disrupt how your TMJ works. Although the muscles surrounding it are very strong, the repetitive abnormal stress on the joint can lead to pain and damage. With TMJ disorders, it is common to experience severe jaw pain and clicking, headaches, ringing in the ears, dizziness, limited function with eating and talking, and disruption of sleep and daily activities. LEARN MORE
A neurological physical therapist treats people with movement problems due to injury or disease involving the brain and nervous system. Common neurological conditions that we see at Activcore include: stroke, traumatic brain injury (TBI), Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Parkinson’s disease, and other neurological conditions. LEARN MORE
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