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Balance & Coordination
Get Your Body Back Into Balance
At Body Balance Physical Therapy, our dedicated team of physical therapists is here to help your balance and coordination concerns. If you ever experience dizziness, lightheadedness, or difficulty catching your balance, our specialists can help. Having good balance is important for many aspects of your daily life including preventing falls and injuries. Improving your balance and coordination can also help improve movement in sports related activities.
Our therapists are equipped with advanced training in balance therapy. We focus on treating the root cause of your balance issues, whether it is weakness, stroke recovery, vestibular problems, surgery, injury, or joint issues. Through a personalized approach we work to identify what factors are contributing to your lack of balance and target them. At Body Balance, we are not just looking for temporary solutions, we are dedicated to addressing and resolving your issues permanently.

Understanding Balance Issues
Balance and coordination are critical for everyday activities and sports performance. However, many individuals experience issues in these areas due to various reasons. The vestibular system, located in the inner ear, plays a crucial role in maintaining balance. It sends signals to the brain about head and body movements relative to gravity. When this system is disrupted, it can lead to dizziness, lightheadedness, and a general sense of imbalance.
Several conditions can impair balance and coordination. Vestibular disorders, which affect the inner ear and brain, are a common cause. Additionally, a stroke can disrupt balance by affecting the parts of the brain responsible for movement and coordination. Physical injuries, especially those involving the head, neck, or joints, can also impact balance. Furthermore, surgeries that alter body mechanics or cause weakness can lead to balance difficulties.
These balance issues can significantly affect daily life. Challenges may include difficulty walking, standing up from a sitting position, or performing routine tasks. In severe cases, there is an increased risk of falls, which can result in further injuries. For athletes, balance problems can hinder performance and increase the risk of sports-related injuries.
Benefits of Balance Therapy
