Tegan holds a diploma in Remedial Massage, she studied at ACFB in Mitcham and has been running her own business in Flinders for the past few years. Tegan is passionate about helping people see improvements in their ailments and learning new techniques.
The vestibular system helps us control balance, eye movements, and our sense of position in space. The peripheral vestibular apparatus is located in the inner ear and consists of the bony labyrinth—made up of three semicircular canals, the utricle, and the saccule. Conditions affecting this part of the system are referred to as peripheral vestibular disorders. When the vestibular system is disrupted, people may experience vertigo—commonly described by patients as dizziness, spinning, swaying, or disequilibrium. Common Peripheral Vestibular Conditions There are many medical causes of dizziness, so it is important that a medical evaluation by a GP, neurologist, or ENT…
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