7 clinics across Greater Boston

Vestibular Rehabilitation

Vestibular rehabilitation may be appropriate for individuals experiencing dizziness, balance difficulties, motion sensitivity, or other vestibular-related symptoms.

Vestibular & Visual Rehabilitation

Treatment may include individualized exercises designed to improve tolerance to movement and visual motion.

A concussion can affect how your brain processes movement and visual information.

Depending on your presentation, rehabilitation may incorporate:

Vestibular exercises
Gaze stabilization
Balance training
Visual motion tolerance
Habituation
Oculomotor exercises
Movement integration
Gradual exposure to activity
A patient performing a kettlebell exercise in the clinic gym

Evaluation

We assess symptoms, movement, balance, vestibular function, visual tolerance, exertional capacity, and other relevant factors.

Your therapist will review your symptoms and history and perform appropriate physical assessments based on your presentation. Assessment may include relevant areas such as:

Balance
Vestibular function
Visual function
Oculomotor function
Cervical function
Exercise tolerance
Movement
Functional activity tolerance

Treatment is tailored to your specific symptoms rather than following a generic concussion protocol.

Visual & Oculomotor Rehabilitation

Some individuals experience visual symptoms or difficulty tolerating visual environments following concussion.

Depending on your presentation, rehabilitation may incorporate exercises addressing:

Eye movements
Visual tracking
Gaze stabilization
Visual motion tolerance
Coordination between vision and movement

Schedule Your Evaluation

Our clinicians create individualized rehabilitation plans based on your symptoms, activity demands, and recovery goals.

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