Overview

DizzyCare Clinic is a specialist physiotherapy service dedicated to the assessment, diagnosis, and rehabilitation of people living with dizziness, vertigo, and balance problems.

Founded in 2012 by Consultant Vestibular Physiotherapist Samy Selvanayagam, the clinic has

grown into a recognised centre for vestibular care, attracting referrals from across the region and beyond.

DizzyCare Clinic combines clinical expertise with a patient-centred approach, focusing on accurate diagnosis, clear explanations, and tailored rehabilitation plans.

What the Clinic Treats

DizzyCare Clinic supports patients with a wide range of dizziness and balance-related conditions, including:

• Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)

• Vestibular neuritis and labyrinthitis

• Unilateral and bilateral vestibular hypofunction

• Migraine-associated dizziness / vestibular migraine

• Mal de Débarquement and motion sensitivity

• Persistent dizziness, imbalance, and falls risk in older adults

Many patients have seen multiple professionals and undergone extensive investigations before reaching DizzyCare Clinic, where the focus is on functional assessment and evidence-based vestibular rehabilitation.

How we work

Vestibular Therapy Associates delivers flexible, accessible care through clinic‑based, virtual, and home‑based pathways so that clients can participate fully in rehabilitation without unnecessary symptom provocation from travel or busy environments. Care is structured, progressive, and goal‑driven, with regular review and adjustment to match each client’s tolerance and stage of recovery.

Home and Community Visits

Home‑based assessment and treatment are offered to minimise symptom‑provoking travel that can worsen dizziness, fatigue, and nausea and reduce capacity for therapy on the same day.

Reducing travel‑related flares helps preserve treatment effectiveness and supports better adherence to rehabilitation.

Associates are positioned to reach most parts of England within an approximate 2–3 hour return journey, providing practical home‑visit coverage for clients who need this level of support.

As symptom tolerance and resilience to movement and visual stimuli improve, therapy is progressed to outdoor, community, and fitness‑focused rehabilitation to mirror real‑world demands and each client’s recovery trajectory.

Virtual Clinics

Virtual vestibular consultations and therapy sessions are available across the UK and internationally, using structured, supervised programmes supported by growing evidence for the effectiveness of remote vestibular rehabilitation.

This format reduces travel burden, improves accessibility, and maintains continuity of care for clients who cannot attend frequent in‑person sessions.

Treatment Approach

Care is delivered using a patient‑centred, goal‑oriented model that emphasises clear explanations, collaborative decision‑making, and supported self‑management throughout rehabilitation.

Education on symptom mechanisms, pacing, and graded exposure is integrated into each plan so that clients understand short‑term symptom changes and how these contribute to longer‑term adaptation.

Progress is reviewed regularly, with exercises and functional tasks adjusted in partnership with the client and, where appropriate, referrers or case managers.

As clients improve, programmes are refined towards higher‑level balance, dual‑tasking, and specific work or lifestyle demands to support a safe, confident return to daily activities and employment.