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Vestibular Rehabilitation

Specialist Vestibular and Balance Rehabilitation

Our specialist neurological physiotherapy team provides assessment and rehabilitation for a wide range of vestibular, dizziness and balance disorders. We take a comprehensive approach, considering how the vestibular system interacts with vision, sensation, movement and musculoskeletal factors to understand the causes and impact of your symptoms.

Understanding and Managing Your Symptoms

Vestibular rehabilitation is a specialised, exercise-based approach designed to reduce dizziness, improve balance and support physical function. Treatment also helps you understand your symptoms and address secondary difficulties such as reduced mobility, weakness, stiffness and reduced confidence, helping you return to everyday activities and improve your quality of life.

How Our Expert Team Can Assist You

Vestibular rehabilitation can help manage and improve symptoms associated with vestibular disorders, with treatment tailored to the specific symptoms and needs of each individual.

Dizziness

Vertigo

Visual disturbance

Nausea

Motion sensitivity

Disequilibrium

Imbalance

Unsteadiness

Difficulty walking

Head movement sensitivity

Spatial disorientation

Balance confidence

Conditions We Treat

Our service supports individuals across the spectrum of vestibular symptoms, including:

Other Conditions We Support

What Treatment May Look Like

Treatment is tailored to your symptoms, assessment findings and goals, using evidence-based vestibular and balance rehabilitation approaches.

Vestibular exercises

Balance retraining

Multisensory balance training

BPPV repositioning manoeuvres

Walking and mobility practice

Return-to-activity strategies

Daily activity support

Strength and conditioning

Mobility and flexibility work

Symptom management education

Deconditioning rehabilitation

Interdisciplinary team referral

Meet the Team

Our team is made up of highly experienced clinicians who are passionate about supporting people through their rehabilitation journey. Each member brings specialist knowledge, clinical expertise, and a patient-centred approach to their work.

Real Patients with Real Results

Our case studies present real rehabilitation outcomes from Hobbs Rehabilitation, focusing on clinical progress, treatment approaches and measurable results.

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Dan’s Case Study

Brain Injury

Brain Tumour

Dan is a young adult with a neurological brain injury following brain tumour treatment. His rehabilitation has focused on improving running, fitness, coordination, and confidence to support return to sport.
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Andrew’s Case Study

Brain Injury

Traumatic Brain Injury

Andrew sustained a traumatic brain injury following a road traffic collision in 2012. His rehabilitation at Hobbs Rehabilitation has focused on improving mobility, coordination, and returning to sport and independence.
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Sienna’s Case Study

Brain Injury

Concussion/Mild TBI

Following a concussion sustained in a horse riding accident, Sienna’s specialist rehabilitation resolved persistent symptoms, enabling a full return to competitive show jumping, high-intensity exercise, social activities, and selection for Team GB.

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Ways to Access This Service

We provide flexible rehabilitation options tailored to your needs, goals and circumstances.

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Outpatient Rehabilitation

Specialist rehabilitation at our outpatient clinics, through individual sessions or intensive packages tailored to your goals.

Let's Get Started

We accept self-referrals and referrals from Case Managers, GPs, Consultants, medico-legal professionals, health and social care professionals and the charity sector, with this service available at the following Hobbs Rehabilitation centres:

Alternatively, call us on 01962 779796 to talk with our team or fill out our enquiry form on our contact page.

Need More Information?

Explore a range of common questions and see how you may benefit from an assessment. If your question still isn’t answered, get in touch – contact us.

Your therapist will discuss your symptoms, including when they started and how they have changed over time. They will then assess areas such as eye and head movements, positional responses, standing, walking and balance. This helps identify the factors contributing to your symptoms and inform your personalised treatment programme.

Vestibular rehabilitation is a specialised, exercise-based form of rehabilitation designed to reduce symptoms such as dizziness and improve balance and physical function. Treatment is tailored to the individual’s symptoms, assessment findings and goals.

Yes. Vestibular rehabilitation can help manage a range of dizziness and vertigo symptoms. Where appropriate, specific repositioning manoeuvres may be used to treat Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV).

The frequency of treatment depends on your symptoms, goals and individual needs. Your therapist will recommend an appropriate programme following assessment, which may include exercises and activities to complete between sessions.

Yes. Treatment can include practical advice and exercises designed to help you safely return to everyday activities. Your programme may also address secondary issues such as reduced mobility, weakness, stiffness, deconditioning and reduced confidence.

Yes. Our vestibular physiotherapists can work alongside other members of the multidisciplinary team where appropriate. With your consent, they can also liaise with relevant external healthcare professionals and other third parties involved in your care.

Yes. Where appropriate and with your agreement, your therapist can provide education and practical guidance to family members and carers to help them understand your symptoms and support you safely outside of therapy sessions.

Our Credentials

Hobbs Rehabilitation is proud to be recognised by leading organisations and professional bodies.

An Insight into Our Patient Journeys

Our rehabilitation stories highlight individual experiences of recovery at Hobbs Rehabilitation, following personal journeys, goals and milestones to show the impact of therapy beyond clinical outcomes.

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Christine’s Rehabilitation Story

Osteoporosis

Following complex spinal surgery and neurological challenges, Christine’s rehabilitation helped her regain mobility, confidence and independence, returning to activities she loves including gardening, cycling and spending time with family.
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Catrin’s Rehabilitation Story

Brain Injury

Concussion/Mild TBI

Following a concussion and whiplash injury, Catrin’s specialist rehabilitation helped her manage symptoms, rebuild confidence and return to university, social activities and international windsurfing competitions.
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Alex’s Rehabilitation Story

Brain Injury

Concussion/Mild TBI

Team GB hockey captain Alex Danson-Bennett suffered a mild traumatic brain injury while on holiday, impacting her career and daily life. Specialist rehabilitation supported her recovery from concussion symptoms.

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This month, Hobbs Rehabilitation, Brain Injury Group, and 3PB came together at Winchester Royal Hotel to host a thought-provoking conference exploring the impact of mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) and [...]

August 27, 2026