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How gaze-stabilization exercises calm dizziness after vestibular neuritis, concussion, PPPD and BPPV, explained simply, with the rehab science behind each step.

gaze stabilization exercises

What Are Gaze-Stabilization Exercises for Vertigo?

Gaze-stabilization exercises retrain the vestibulo-ocular reflex so your eyes stay on a target while your head moves, reducing vertigo after vestibular damage.

Read the guide → June 9, 2026
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What Are VOR Exercises and How Do They Work?

VOR exercises train the vestibulo-ocular reflex so your eyes stay on a target while your head moves. A plain-English guide to VOR x1, x2 and who they help.

Read the guide → June 2, 2026
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Can AirPods Track Head Movement for Vestibular Exercises?

AirPods motion sensors can coach gaze-stabilization exercises by sound while your eyes stay on a real target. A plain-English guide to head tracking for vestibular rehab.

Read the guide → May 26, 2026
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What Exercises Help Vestibular Neuritis Recovery?

Vestibular neuritis recovery rests on gaze-stabilization and balance exercises, not rest. A plain-English guide to the program, pacing and timeline.

Read the guide → May 19, 2026
bppv vs vestibular neuritis

Is My Dizziness BPPV or Vestibular Neuritis?

BPPV causes brief position-triggered spins; vestibular neuritis causes constant spinning for days. A plain-English guide to telling them apart and treating each.

Read the guide → May 12, 2026
concussion dizziness exercises

What Exercises Help Dizziness After a Concussion?

Post-concussion dizziness responds to vestibular rehab. A plain-English guide to gaze-stabilization, off-screen practice, pacing and recovery timeline.

Read the guide → May 5, 2026
how long vestibular rehab

How Long Does Vestibular Rehab Take to Work?

Most people improve in four to eight weeks of consistent vestibular rehab, with neuritis fastest and PPPD slowest. A plain-English guide to the timeline.

Read the guide → April 28, 2026
vor x1 vs x2

What Is the Difference Between VOR x1 and x2 Exercises?

VOR x1 keeps the target still; VOR x2 moves target and head oppositely and roughly doubles the reflex demand. A plain-English guide to both and when to progress.

Read the guide → April 21, 2026