13/10/2026
Your ankles and feet might hold you up, but theyβre not the whole story when it comes to balance. π£
Your vestibular system, tucked away in your inner ear, plays a huge role in how you orientate yourself in space and maintain balance.
Your vestibular system, eyes, spine and cerebellum are constantly communicating to coordinate gaze stability, posture, balance and the timing, rhythm and accuracy of movement.
When this communication isn't working as it should, it can contribute to issues with dizziness, balance, coordination and movement. It may also influence how you move and manage pain.
Sometimes, a few simple drills can make a noticeable difference. Other times, we need to look deeper at the body's movement patterns, sensory input and nervous system responses.
This is where I look beyond the obvious. Using movement assessment, neurological input and muscle testing, I explore how different systems are working together and where we might need to intervene.
Because the body doesn't work in isolation. It's all connected. π§
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