Helping You Regain Balance and Confidence with Vestibular Therapy
Do you ever feel dizzy or unsteady? Have you ever had moments where it felt like the room was spinning around you? Have you ever experienced spinning when lying into bed or rolling over? These symptoms often indicate an issue with your vestibular system, the part of your body responsible for balance and spatial orientation.
Vestibular issues can increase your fall risk and complicate day-to-day activities. Fortunately, the vestibular therapy services we offer at Advantage Physical Therapy can help you find steady ground once again.
Conditions That Benefit from Vestibular Therapy
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
A condition where tiny crystals in the inner ear become dislodged, causing brief but intense vertigo when you change head positions
Labyrinthitis and Vestibular Neuritis
Inner ear infections that can inflame the vestibular nerve or structures, leading to sudden dizziness, balance issues, and sometimes nausea
Ménière’s Disease
An inner ear disorder that causes episodes of vertigo, ringing in the ears, hearing loss, and a feeling of fullness in one ear
Concussion-Related Dizziness
Post-concussion symptoms often include balance problems and sensitivity to motion due to short-term changes in how the brain processes movement
Chronic Dizziness or Motion Sensitivity
Persistent feelings of lightheadedness, imbalance, or discomfort with movement that can be triggered by visual environments, like busy stores or driving
What to Expect During Vestibular Therapy at Advantage Physical Therapy
During your first appointment at our Redmond clinic, we’ll complete a thorough assessment to understand the root cause of your symptoms. From there, we’ll create a personalized treatment plan that may include:
Canalith repositioning techniques (like the Epley maneuver) to relieve BPPV
- Balance and stability training to reduce fall risk
- Gaze stabilization exercises to improve vision control with head movement
- Habituation exercises to minimize motion sensitivity over time
- Manual therapy to address neck-related dizziness or tension
We offer one-on-one treatment sessions, allowing us to closely monitor your progress and adjust your plan as needed.
Meet Our Vestibular Specialist
Mark Hinderaker, PT, DPT
Mark was born in Chicago, IL and spent time in Pennsylvania and North Carolina when growing up. When he was young, he played soccer, tennis, and ultimate, but was most interested in video games, playing Warcraft 3 and Counter-strike as his first two games. After high school, he went to University of Pittsburgh for his undergraduate degree and spent three years living in Japan following this teaching English. The experience of teaching and working with students is one of the things that made Mark interested in Physical Therapy. After returning to the USA, he received his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from East Carolina University in North Carolina. Mark pursued additional training in Vestibular Physical Therapy after graduating from PT school and is certified with 360 Neuro. He has a love for treating sports injuries, concussion, migraines, and vertigo. Mark started as a Physical Therapist at Advantage PT in 2025. Learn more about Mark…
Take the First Step Toward Managing Vestibular Symptoms
You don’t have to live with dizziness or fear of falling. With vestibular therapy at Advantage Physical Therapy, we’ll help you feel more stable, confident, and in control.
Your Next Steps…
Request An Appointment
Receive A Custom Treatment Plan
Work Hard and Progress In Your Recovery
Recover & Enjoy Life Pain-Free!