Jewelry and Accessories - Balancing Act Rehabilitation

Self-Help Video Guide: How to Treat Positional Vertigo

This self-help guide provides a comprehensive, step-by-step approach to understanding, assessing, and treating the most common types of BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo)—all from the comfort of your own home. Symptoms can be unpredictable, which is why this guide is available to support you anytime, day or night.<br><br>Topics covered:<br> ◆ What is BPPV?<br> ◆ Ear Anatomy<br> ◆ Why does BPPV Occur?<br> ◆ What Causes BPPV?<br> ◆ Dix-Hallpike Testing (for Posterior Canal BPPV)<br> ◆ How to Perform a Right Modified Epley Maneuver (for Posterior Canal BPPV)<br> ◆ How to Perform a Left Modified Epley Maneuver (for Posterior Canal BPPV)<br> ◆ How to Perform Right-Sided Testing into Treatment (for Posterior Canal BPPV)<br> ◆ How to Perform Left-Sided Testing into Treatment (for Posterior Canal BPPV)<br> ◆ How to Perform Roll Testing (for Horizontal Canal BPPV)<br> ◆ How to Perform a Right Gufoni Maneuver (for Horizontal Canal BPPV)<br> ◆ How to Perform a Left Gufoni Manevuer (for Horizontal Canal BPPV)<br> ◆ Considerations and Resources for the Management of BPPV

FREE WEBINAR: What Is Balance?

Join us for this FREE introductory session where we break down the three essential balance systems: the visual, proprioceptive, and vestibular systems.<br><br>You'll also have the chance to participate in a simple fall risk assessment to see how your balance compares to age-related norms.<br><br>Concerned about falling? We'll cover practical strategies to reduce your fall risk and outline the steps to take if a fall does occur.

FREE GUIDE: From Trigger to Tolerance: Your Guide to Dizzying Environments

Visiting places that trigger symptoms can be overwhelming, and it’s normal to feel hesitant—you’re not alone. Gradual exposure helps retrain your brain and nervous system by gently showing them these places are safe. With the right strategies, each visit can build tolerance, reduce sensitivity, and boost confidence. This guide will support you as you go at your own pace and celebrate each step forward.

Self-Help Video Guide: How to Live with Dizziness

Whether you’re facing vertigo for the first time or have been living with chronic dizziness, there are strategies and resources to help reduce or even resolve your symptoms for a better quality of life. With this course, you'll gain the knowledge and tools needed to take control of your symptoms and improve your quality of life—start your journey to feeling better today!<br><br>Topics covered:<br> ◆ What is the Vestibular System?<br> ◆ Symptoms of Vestibular Dysfunction<br> ◆ Understanding Triggers<br> ◆ Functional Impairments<br> ◆ Treatment Approaches<br> ◆ Tips for Managing Symptoms While Still Living Life<br> ◆ Additional Resources

Vestibuloholic Tote Bag

This Vestibuloholic Tote is great for carrying everything you need to and from work. Its dual handles are made from 100% natural cotton bull denim and ensure easy-carrying. Just throw in your laptop, a few snacks, your gym clothes for after work, or anything else that you need throughout the day—it can carry up to 44 lbs of weight.<br><br> • 100% spun polyester fabric<br> • Fabric weight in the US (may vary by 5%): 7.22 oz/yd² (245 g/m²)<br> • Bag size: 15″ × 15″ (38.1 × 38.1 cm)<br> • Capacity: 2.6 US gal (10 l)<br> • Maximum weight limit: 44lbs (20 kg)<br> • Dual handles 100% natural cotton bull denim<br> • Handle length 11.8″ (30 cm), width 1″ (2.5 cm)

Talk Dizzy to Me Mug

Pair of Inner Ear Pins

These true-to-size pins of the left and right inner ears are perfect for clinicians, researchers, educators, vestibular warriors, and students who want to spread awareness about the vestibular system. They can be easily removed from your lapel or lanyard for teaching purposes throughout the day and make the perfect accessory for any vestibuloholic.<br><br>Created using traditional lost-wax techniques in sterling silver. Secured with a hard rubber backing.<br><br>Partnered with Vestibular First.

Right Inner Ear Pin

This true-to-size pin of the right inner ear is perfect for clinicians, researchers, educators, vestibular warriors, and students who want to spread awareness about the vestibular system. Add it to your lapel or lanyard to complete your look as a true vestibuloholic!<br><br>Created using traditional lost-wax techniques in sterling silver. Secured with a hard rubber backing.<br><br>Partnered with Vestibular First.

Left Inner Ear Pin

This true-to-size pin of the left inner ear is perfect for clinicians, researchers, educators, vestibular warriors, and students who want to spread awareness about the vestibular system. Add it to your lapel or lanyard to complete your look as a true vestibuloholic!<br><br>Created using traditional lost-wax techniques in sterling silver. Secured with a hard rubber backing.<br><br>Partnered with Vestibular First.

Stud Inner Earrings

These unique true-to-size inner (ear)rings of the right and left inner ear are perfect for clinicians, researchers, educators, students, and vestibular warriors who want to spread awareness about the vestibular system. They are designed to sit in true anatomical position when worn—so embrace your inner vestibuloholic and show the world just how small but mighty the vestibular apparatus is! <br><br>Created using traditional lost-wax techniques in Sterling Silver.<br><br>Partnered with Vestibular First.

Dangle Inner Earrings

These unique true-to-size inner (ear)rings of the right and left inner ear are perfect for clinicians, researchers, educators, students, and vestibular warriors who want to spread awareness about the vestibular system. They are designed to sit in true anatomical position when worn--so embrace your inner vestibuloholic and show the world just how small but mighty the vestibular apparatus is! <br><br>Created using traditional lost-wax techniques in Sterling Silver.<br><br>Partnered with Vestibular First.

Right Inner Ear Necklace

Pair of Inner Ear Pendants

Right Inner Ear Pendant

Left Inner Ear Pendant

Left Inner Ear Necklace