"I used to walk without thinking. Now even standing feels uncertain. The world spins, my body stumbles, and people say, ‘just dizzy.’ They don’t see the fear — not of spinning, but of falling, losing control, and no longer trusting my own body.”
Vertigo and balance disorders are conditions where the body’s sense of stability is disrupted. They can come from problems in the inner ear, brain, nerves, or muscles. This affects not just movement, but also confidence, independence, and emotional well-being.
Symptoms are “BALANCE”
B - Body feels unsteady, frequent loss of footing
A - Anxiety in moving around or crowds
L - Light headedness or spinning sensation
A - Avoiding activities due to fear of falling
N - Nausea with head movement
C - Confusion or difficulty concentrating
E - Everyday tasks feel risky
When to Seek Expert Care?
Rehabilitation should begin as soon as recurrent vertigo or balance problems are noticed. Early rehab helps retrain the body, reduce falls, and rebuild confidence before symptoms worsen.
Modern Medicine
Neurology & ENT evaluation, imaging, vestibular tests, and medication where needed.
Ayurveda
Holistic therapies and herbal formulations that strengthen the vestibular system, improve blood circulation to the brain and inner ear, reduce dizziness, and calm the nervous system for long-term balance.
Audiology
Evaluating inner-ear balance, along with rehabilitation techniques that support both sound perception and stability.
Physiotherapy
Balance retraining, gaze stabilization, and safe movement practice.
Occupational Therapy
Strategies for safe daily living, fall prevention, and confidence in movement.
Yoga & Music Therapy
Gentle posture, breath, and rhythm practices to restore stability and calm anxiety.
Diet & Lifestyle Guidance
Low-salt diet, hydration, and lifestyle routines to prevent triggers.
Psychology & Counselling
Managing anxiety, fear of falling, and social withdrawal that often come with vertigo.
Family & Caregiver Guidance
Training to provide safe support without overprotection.

At Jeevaniyam, we truly understand that vertigo is not “just dizziness.” It can feel overwhelming when others minimize your struggle. We listen to your experience with compassion, acknowledge the fear that comes with losing balance, and provide care that addresses both the physical and emotional aspects of your condition.
Your safety is always our priority. Our team gently guides you through balance retraining, safe movement strategies, and practical adjustments at home. Alongside therapy, we build your confidence step by step, so you feel secure not only in our clinic but also in your daily life.
Yes, and you’re not alone in feeling this way. We help you regain confidence through therapy, counseling, and supportive strategies for social situations. Our approach is not just about improving balance but also about empowering you to participate in life without fear or hesitation.
We involve your family in the care process by guiding them on how to support you safely while respecting your independence. This way, you get the encouragement you need without feeling overprotected. Together, we create a healthier balance for both you and your loved ones.
Yes, it’s quite common for vertigo and balance issues to fluctuate. Recovery is rarely a straight line. At Jeevaniyam, we help you manage these ups and downs with consistent therapy, practical strategies for difficult days, and ongoing support so you feel reassured even when symptoms return.