If the world feels like it's spinning, or you never quite feel steady on your feet — you don't have to just live with it.
Vestibular problems are often misunderstood and misdiagnosed. If any of these sound familiar, specialist help is available.
You experience sudden episodes of vertigo or spinning
You've been diagnosed with BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo)
You feel constantly off-balance or unsteady
You experience dizziness when moving your head quickly
Busy environments — shops, screens, crowds — make you feel worse
You've had a concussion and are still experiencing dizziness
You've been told your dizziness is anxiety or stress
You struggle with nausea or visual disturbance alongside dizziness
You've had an inner ear infection or labyrinthitis
You've tried other treatments with little improvement
The vestibular system is complex. Accurate diagnosis is everything — the wrong treatment for the wrong diagnosis will not help. We assess thoroughly before we treat.
Loose crystals in the inner ear causing sudden spinning. Often highly treatable in one to three sessions with the right repositioning technique.
Vestibular disruption following head injury is extremely common and often undertreated. We specialise in this intersection.
Long-standing dizziness that disrupts daily life. We build structured rehabilitation programmes to retrain your balance system.
Dizziness triggered by busy visual environments — screens, crowds, movement. A common and treatable vestibular condition.
Balance retraining for patients experiencing persistent unsteadiness, particularly following illness, injury or inner ear dysfunction.
Hands-on assessment and treatment at our London clinic. Available for all services.
Insurance accepted
Remote sessions delivered via Jane App. Available worldwide. You'll need comfortable clothing and a clear space to move. Exercises and programmes are delivered digitally.
Insurance accepted · Available worldwide
Private in-home sessions in Notting Hill and Kensington. Premium, flexible, and tailored entirely to you.
Private pay only
Vestibular symptoms are one of the most common and persistent effects of concussion. If your dizziness followed a head injury, our concussion service may also be relevant to your recovery.
Learn about Concussion PhysiotherapyA 60-minute initial session to understand your full history, identify the type of vestibular problem, and rule out anything that needs further investigation.
Treatment is specific to your diagnosis. BPPV for example can often be resolved in very few sessions with the right technique. Chronic conditions require a structured rehab programme.
Where exercise-based rehabilitation is needed, you'll be given a clear programme to follow between sessions — deliverable in clinic, remotely or at home.
Sessions are available in 30 and 60 minute appointments.
“Kosta has been an invaluable asset in my concussion recovery. His extensive knowledge and expertise in concussion management make him a true expert in the field. I am extremely grateful for his support and guidance throughout my recovery process.”
— Mauricio L. · Pilot
Book an appointment or get in touch — we'll find the right approach for you.
