Vertigo and Dizziness treatment in saskatoon

What Causes Vertigo and Dizziness?

Vertigo is the sense that you or the room is spinning. Dizziness can also feel like lightheadedness, unsteadiness, or a foggy, off-balance sensation.The cause can sit in the inner ear, the balance system, the neck, or a combination, and each one is treated differently.

At our Saskatoon clinic we assess your inner ear, eye movements, balance, and neck so you leave the first visit knowing what is going on and what comes next.

At Vangool Wellness, we treat vertigo and dizziness in Saskatoon with vestibular assessment and treatment, so you can drive, work, and move your head without fear.


Treating the Cause, Not Just the Symptom

Dizziness is common, and it is often very treatable once the cause is clear.Vestibular physiotherapy can help with:

  • Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, which often settles in one to three visits
  • Dizziness or unsteadiness after a concussion
  • Balance problems and fear of falling
  • Neck-related dizziness and motion sensitivity

Treatment ranges from repositioning techniques to graded balance and gaze training, matched to what your assessment shows.

What to expect from our team

Getting Back to Driving and Daily Life

Dizziness makes ordinary things feel risky, from driving to bending down to rolling over in bed. We work through those specific situations with you.

Whether your symptoms started suddenly or have lingered for months, vestibular physiotherapy helps you:

Reduce spinning and unsteady episodes

Retrain balance and eye movement control

Move your head and change position with confidence

Get back to driving, working, and exercising


Your First Visit:
What to expect?


Your journey at Vangool Wellness begins with a comprehensive assessment to understand your symptoms, goals, and needs. Here’s what you can expect:

Start Feeling Steady Again

Your Questions, Answered Clearly

Frequently Asked Questions – Vertigo and Dizziness

Positional vertigo often improves within one to three visits. Other causes take longer and are treated with a progressive exercise program.

No referral is needed. You can book directly, and we will let you know if a doctor’s assessment is also warranted.

Your therapist will test your inner ear, eye movements, balance, and neck, then treat you on the same visit where appropriate.

Yes. Dizziness and visual strain after a concussion respond well to a graded vestibular and balance program.

get in touch

Email: info@vangoolwellness.com

Address

3026 Taylor St E, Saskatoon, SK S7H 4J2

Clinic Hours

9am – 4pm M, Th, F
9am – 8pm T, W

Phone Number

(306) 242-9355

Fax Number

(306) 242-9508