Fauquier ENT | Optokinetic Training to Treat Visually Induced Dizziness or Vertigo (Vestibular Rehabilitation) @fauquierent | Uploaded 4 months ago | Updated 3 minutes ago
Optokinetic training is a method to treat people who have dizziness in visually stimulating places like busy city street, casinos, grocery stores, or airports. In such spatial visually busy environments, symptoms include nausea, dizziness, or just feeling off. Some triggers for people who suffer from visual vertigo include nausea and dizziness when going to Costco, pulling into a parking lot, trying to walk across the parking lot, and feeling dizzy or uncomfortable when seeing traffic moving past while setting still at a red light.
So with optokinetic training, there are two goals... Desensitize to a visually busy environment before even going into it and use of the somatasensory or touch system by paying attention to our bodies to help with grounding. Watch the video to see how all this works!
• Intro (0:00)
• What is Optokinetic Training (0:56)
• What are symptoms of visual vertigo (1:19)
• Why does visual vertigo happen? (2:13)
• What does optokinetic training do (4:22)
• Example (4:34)
• Who benefits from optokinetic training? (5:39)
• How to do optokinetic training (6:03)
• Conclusion (11:32)
Online visual gaze exercises can be performed here: https://www.CheckHearing.org/saccadesTest.php
Vestibular Physical Therapist:
Amy Mcmillin, PT @treatdizzinessathome2023
Owner of Custom Care Rehab in Ohio
Website: customcarerehab.com
Email: treatdizzinessathome@gmail.com
Purchasable download of OptoKinetic Training with Full instructions:
payhip.com/b/OAQhS
Playlist of OptoKinetic videos :
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLblLJazSSA3T4L5LWXuaS3OYWEETr5ARf
Edited by Dr. Christopher Chang:
https://www.FauquierENT.net
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#vertigo #visualvertigo #motionsensitive #vertigotreatment #dizziness #vestibulartherapy #optokinetictraining
Optokinetic training is a method to treat people who have dizziness in visually stimulating places like busy city street, casinos, grocery stores, or airports. In such spatial visually busy environments, symptoms include nausea, dizziness, or just feeling off. Some triggers for people who suffer from visual vertigo include nausea and dizziness when going to Costco, pulling into a parking lot, trying to walk across the parking lot, and feeling dizzy or uncomfortable when seeing traffic moving past while setting still at a red light.
So with optokinetic training, there are two goals... Desensitize to a visually busy environment before even going into it and use of the somatasensory or touch system by paying attention to our bodies to help with grounding. Watch the video to see how all this works!
• Intro (0:00)
• What is Optokinetic Training (0:56)
• What are symptoms of visual vertigo (1:19)
• Why does visual vertigo happen? (2:13)
• What does optokinetic training do (4:22)
• Example (4:34)
• Who benefits from optokinetic training? (5:39)
• How to do optokinetic training (6:03)
• Conclusion (11:32)
Online visual gaze exercises can be performed here: https://www.CheckHearing.org/saccadesTest.php
Vestibular Physical Therapist:
Amy Mcmillin, PT @treatdizzinessathome2023
Owner of Custom Care Rehab in Ohio
Website: customcarerehab.com
Email: treatdizzinessathome@gmail.com
Purchasable download of OptoKinetic Training with Full instructions:
payhip.com/b/OAQhS
Playlist of OptoKinetic videos :
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLblLJazSSA3T4L5LWXuaS3OYWEETr5ARf
Edited by Dr. Christopher Chang:
https://www.FauquierENT.net
Still haven’t subscribed to Fauquier ENT on YouTube? ►► bit.ly/35SazwA
#vertigo #visualvertigo #motionsensitive #vertigotreatment #dizziness #vestibulartherapy #optokinetictraining
