Support for Dizziness, Imbalance, and Vertigo
Vestibular Physiotherapy Calgary South
If you’ve been feeling unsteady, lightheaded, or like the room is spinning, you’re not alone.
Our Calgary vestibular therapists help you find calm, balance, and confidence again.
Alpine Vestibular Therapy
Helping you feel steady, clear, and in control again
Dizziness can make simple things feel overwhelming likr walking through a store, turning your head in bed, or even standing up too quickly.
Our therapists understand how deeply this affects daily life. We listen, assess gently, and create a plan that helps you feel safer and more grounded with each visit.
Calm, one-on-one sessions with experienced therapists
Gentle exercises tailored to your triggers
What We Offer
Vertigo
Treatment
Guided movement techniques to ease spinning sensations and improve control.
Balance
Retraining
Therapy to help you feel steady when walking, turning, or standing still.
Concussion-Related Dizziness Care
Post-concussion support for fogginess, lightheadedness, or disorientation.
BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo)
Simple repositioning techniques that treat positional dizziness at the source.
Visual-Vestibular Therapy
Exercises to help your eyes and inner ear work together again, especially if reading, screens, or movement feel overwhelming.
Book an Appointment
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Book an Appointment
You don’t need to keep guessing what’s causing your dizziness.
Our team will take time to assess, explain, and help you feel more in control again.
(403) 259-2000
Free parking available on site.
Alpine Vestibular Therapy
How We Keep Vestibular Therapy Personal at Alpine
Dizziness can feel invisible to others but overwhelming to live with.
That’s why every session starts with a real conversation and no assumptions. We’ll adjust your care at each visit based on how you’re feeling, physically and emotionally.
- One-on-one care in a calm, quiet setting
- Exercises introduced slowly, only when ready
- Support from a therapist who listens and adapts
Vestibular Therapy
Techniques We Use in Vestibular Therapy
We use safe, proven techniques to help your brain and body feel balanced again.
- Canalith repositioning for BPPV
- Gaze stabilization exercises
- Balance drills for safe movement and posture
- Motion-based retraining for head and body coordination
- Light progressions to rebuild confidence over time
Every session is adjusted based on how you respond, so care always stays within your comfort zone.
Vestibular
Meet our Certified Vestibular Therapist
Harpreet Singh
Physiotherapist / Vestibular Care
Harpreet Singh is a highly qualified and experienced Physiotherapist and Vestibular Therapist. He completed his undergraduate physiotherapy training in 2004 and furthered his expertise by earning a master’s degree in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy in 2007-08.
With 15 years of clinical experience, Harpreet has developed advanced skills in a variety of settings, including:
- Occupational Health
- Brain Injury Rehabilitation
- Complex Programs
- Acute Care
Vestibular Physiotherapy for Common Injuries & Conditions
Insurance Partners
We’re proud to offer direct billing with leading insurance providers to help make your recovery process as seamless as possible. Most plans cover Physiotherapy, Massage Therapy, and Acupuncture—but coverage may vary, so we recommend checking your individual policy for details.
Fee & Insurance Information
Personalized Vestibular Therapy Near You
If you’re searching for “vertigo therapy near me” in Calgary, look no further than Alpine Sport Therapy Centre—your local clinic for balance and dizziness treatment. Conveniently located and open with flexible appointment times, our experienced therapists offer personalized vestibular rehabilitation.
Whether you’re dealing with vertigo, dizziness, or balance issues, we’re the closest option for effective, compassionate care. Schedule today and rediscover confidence in your balance—right here in your neighbourhood.
Vestibular Physiotherapy Calgary South FAQs
What Is Vestibular Physiotherapy?
Vestibular physiotherapy is a form of rehabilitation designed to treat dizziness, imbalance, and vertigo by retraining the vestibular system, which helps your brain process balance and spatial awareness. It focuses on addressing the common causes of vertigo and restoring stability.
At our Calgary clinic, vestibular physiotherapists assess your condition carefully and create a tailored plan of care. They guide you through safe exercises and hands-on treatments to reduce dizziness, improve confidence, and help you move comfortably during everyday tasks.
How Does It Help With Vertigo?
Vertigo can result from inner ear problems, including benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), where tiny crystals in the ear move out of place. Vestibular therapy uses repositioning maneuvers to correct this issue and reduce spinning sensations.
Treatment may also address head trauma or certain eye movements that trigger dizziness. By improving coordination between your eyes, head, and inner ear, vestibular rehabilitation helps reduce symptoms so you can feel steady and safe again.
Will I Need Special Equipment?
You don’t need any special equipment for treatment, though your physiotherapist may use diagnostic tools like goggles to observe certain eye movements during assessment. This helps accurately diagnose the root cause of your dizziness and guides your care.
The exercises you learn are practical, safe, and easy to do at home. Your physiotherapist will explain each movement clearly and ensure it matches your progress so you continue improving between sessions with confidence and comfort.
Can Vestibular Physiotherapy Help With Headaches?
Yes, vestibular physiotherapy may help reduce headaches, especially if they occur alongside dizziness, imbalance, or vestibular conditions. Many headaches stem from poor coordination between the vestibular system and other sensory inputs, leading to strain and discomfort.
Through exercises and manual therapy, this approach reduces tension and helps your body function more smoothly. It supports wellness overall and can be a valuable complement to other pain management strategies for clients seeking long-term relief and balance improvement.