Vestibular Migraine Care in Greensboro, NC
When the world doesn't feel quite steady anymore.
Maybe the room isn't actually spinning—but you feel off.
Walking through a grocery store feels overwhelming. Turning your head makes you dizzy. Screens are exhausting. Busy environments leave you feeling disoriented. Riding in a car isn't what it used to be.
And sometimes it's hard to explain exactly what you're feeling.
Vestibular migraine can cause dizziness, vertigo, motion sensitivity, visual sensitivity, imbalance, and other sensory symptoms. A headache may be part of the experience, but it isn't always present.
It can simply feel like your body and your surroundings aren't communicating the way they should.
We look beyond balance alone.
Your visual system, vestibular system, neck, jaw, and brain all contribute information about where you are and how you're moving.
When those systems aren't working well together—or when your brain has become more sensitive to their signals—ordinary movement can become surprisingly difficult.
Our evaluation may look at:
Eye and head coordination
Visual motion sensitivity
Balance and vestibular function
Neck mobility and muscle function
Sensory sensitivity
Your ability to tolerate movement and activity
Treatment is about rebuilding confidence in movement.
Treatment may include vestibular rehabilitation, visual-vestibular exercises, targeted movement, hands-on treatment, and carefully dosed exposure to the things that currently make you uncomfortable.
The goal isn't to convince your body that dizziness isn't real.
It's to help your brain become more confident processing the information it's receiving.
Over time, that can mean:
More comfortable movement.
More tolerance for busy environments.
More confidence leaving the house.
More freedom to do the things you enjoy.
Ready to understand what's going on?
Not sure whether specialized physical therapy is right for you? Start with a conversation with Dr. Hillman.