#4 Types of Central Vestibular Disorders With Dr. Jenna, PT, DPT

Decoding Central Vestibular Disorders: Migraine, Concussion, PPPD & Beyond

Today on Grounded, we're taking a crucial deep dive into central vestibular disorders. These conditions originate in the brain and can be the underlying cause of persistent and often perplexing dizziness. We'll explore several key central disorders, including:

• Vestibular Migraine
• Concussion
• Persistent Postural Perceptual Dizziness (PPPD)
• Mal de Debarquement Syndrome (MdDS)
• Neuroplastic dizziness!

Unlock your understanding of dizziness that doesn't show up on standard testing! We reveal the most common reason for this frustrating experience (and spoiler alert: it's NOT a stroke!).

Tune in to gain valuable insights into the complexities of central vestibular disorders and what they mean for your balance and well-being.

Listen to Related Episodes:

• Episode 2: How does the Vestibular System Work
• Episode 8: What is a Peripheral Vestibular Disorder

Further Reading:

Disembark by Dr. Shin Beh (affiliate Amazon link!)

Connect with the Docs:

Dr. Madison: @TheVertigoDoctor

Dr. Jenna: @Dizzy_rehab_therapist

The Pod: @Grounded.Vestibular.Pod

Work with Us! https://thevertigodoctor.com/vestibular-fit-program

Referenced Link:

• 4 Steps to Managing Dizziness & Vertigo from Home Free Masterclass: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/6498cd90e24707d60dfe4a44

Keywords: Central vestibular disorder, vestibular migraine, concussion, PPPD, mal de debarquement syndrome, vestibular physical therapist, vestibular system disorder, dizziness migraine, chronic illness, vestibular disorder treatment, neuroplastic dizziness, what is a migraine, mindset, mental health

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