Vestibular Physio
Vertigo, dizziness, BPPV and balance — assessed properly, treated quickly — Logan and Brisbane south.
VESTIBULAR & BPPV
Vestibular and BPPV care — typically fixed across 3 sessions.
Looking for vestibular physiotherapy in Logan or Brisbane’s south? Daisy Hill Physio treats BPPV, vertigo, dizziness and balance disorders from our clinic in Daisy Hill QLD 4127 — minutes from Springwood, Slacks Creek, Shailer Park and Underwood. Most vertigo and dizziness has a treatable cause. Ben Birchall leads our vestibular stream — validated assessment (Dix-Hallpike, oculomotor screening), repositioning manoeuvres (Epley, Semont, BBQ roll) and graded vestibular rehabilitation. BPPV cases are often resolved in 3 sessions.
WHAT WE TREAT
What we treat in vestibular and balance.
Most common cause of brief, intense vertigo with head movement. Highly treatable.
Inner-ear nerve inflammation. Sustained dizziness, often after viral illness.
Dizziness from the neck. Often missed in standard vertigo workup.
Vestibular dysfunction after head injury, including return-to-sport assessment.
Vestibular migraine management alongside primary medical care.
Age-related balance loss, falls prevention, multi-system contributors.
EVERY PATHWAY ACCEPTED
NDIS, DVA, Medicare CDM, WorkCover, private health.
Vestibular physiotherapy is covered under all major funding pathways. Particularly common under DVA (veteran vestibular dysfunction post-service) and NDIS (vestibular components of neurological conditions). Private health extras under physiotherapy.
HOW IT WORKS
Assessment first. Treatment same day if appropriate.
Initial appointment includes detailed history, oculomotor and gaze stability testing, Dix-Hallpike for posterior canal BPPV, head-impulse testing, and balance assessment. If BPPV is confirmed, repositioning manoeuvres are performed same day. For other vestibular conditions, a graded home program plus follow-up sessions builds adaptation.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Vertigo, dizziness and balance patients ask us …
How many sessions does BPPV usually take?+
Most BPPV cases resolve in 3 sessions after appropriate repositioning manoeuvres (Epley for posterior canal, Semont, BBQ roll). Occasionally more are needed if it recurs or there’s involvement of multiple canals.
Do I need a referral?+
For a private appointment, no — just book in. For DVA, NDIS, Medicare CDM or WorkCover you’ll need the appropriate referral or claim documentation.
What’s the difference between BPPV and vestibular neuritis?+
BPPV causes brief intense vertigo with specific head positions (rolling in bed, looking up). Vestibular neuritis causes sustained dizziness and balance issues, often after viral illness. Different treatment for each.
Can post-concussion dizziness be treated?+
Yes — post-concussion vestibular dysfunction is one of the most common reasons athletes can’t return to sport. Targeted vestibular rehabilitation typically resolves it.
Do you treat children with dizziness?+
Yes — vestibular conditions in children including BPPV (rare but treatable), vestibular migraine, and balance issues affecting school sport and learning.
Daisy Hill Physio · Unit 4, 11–13 Allamanda Drive, Daisy Hill QLD 4127 · Vestibular and BPPV physiotherapy for Logan, South Brisbane and the wider catchment.
New to BPPV? Read our full BPPV treatment guide — symptoms, the Epley manoeuvre, and what recovery looks like.
Last reviewed July 2026 by Ben Birchall, vestibular physiotherapy lead — Daisy Hill Physio, Logan QLD.
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New for 2026 — our step-by-step guide vertigo and dizziness physio in Logan QLD — what to expect walks you through the first appointment, how BPPV repositioning works, the latest vestibular rehabilitation evidence and the funding pathways that can help.
