Yes — for many people, especially when the dizziness stems from the neck (cervicogenic dizziness) or from certain inner-ear positioning problems. We evaluate your history and symptoms first, then use gentle adjustments, repositioning techniques, and balance therapy to address the cause. If we suspect a condition that needs medical or ENT care, we'll tell you and help coordinate a referral.
Vertigo & Dizziness Treatment
Vertigo and dizziness can make the room feel like it's spinning, throw off your balance, and turn everyday activities into a struggle. Many cases are linked to the inner ear or to misalignment and tension in the upper neck (cervicogenic dizziness). At Aim High Health, we identify the underlying cause and use gentle, drug-free care — including chiropractic adjustments, repositioning techniques, and balance-focused physical therapy — to help settle the spinning and restore steady, confident movement.
Inner Ear Issues (BPPV)
Neck Misalignment
Whiplash or Head Injury
Poor Posture
Common Symptoms
Spinning Sensation: Feeling that you or the room is moving or rotating
Loss of Balance: Unsteadiness or feeling like you might fall
Lightheadedness: Feeling faint, woozy, or off-balance
Nausea: Queasiness that often accompanies the spinning
Blurred Vision: Trouble focusing, especially with head movement
Treatment Options
Our comprehensive approach may include one or multiple treatments tailored to your specific needs.
Chiropractic Adjustments
Gentle upper-cervical adjustments to correct neck misalignments that can drive cervicogenic dizziness.
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Physical therapy with repositioning maneuvers and balance retraining to calm vertigo and rebuild stability.
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Release tension in the neck and upper shoulders that can contribute to dizziness and headaches.
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Natural, drug-free support for dizziness, nausea, and stress-related symptoms.
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- Sudden dizziness with slurred speech, facial drooping, or weakness on one side — call 911 immediately
- Vertigo with a sudden, severe headache unlike any you've had before
- Double vision, trouble speaking, or difficulty walking
- Sudden hearing loss or ringing in one ear alongside vertigo
- Fainting, chest pain, or an irregular heartbeat
- Dizziness following a significant head injury or car accident
Frequently Asked Questions About Vertigo & Dizziness Treatment
Related Conditions We Treat
Ready to Find Relief?
If vertigo & dizziness is affecting your daily life, our team is here to help. After a thorough evaluation, we'll create a personalized treatment plan to eliminate discomfort and improve your quality of life.