Dizziness and Vertigo in The Great Lakes Bay Region

Regain Balance and Stability—Eliminate Dizziness & Vertigo in The Great Lakes Bay Region

Do you ever feel like the room is spinning when you lie down, stand up, or turn your head? Does simple movement—like bending over or walking—throw off your balance? If so, you’re not alone. Vertigo and dizziness can disrupt your life, making everyday activities feel overwhelming and unpredictable. At Body Mechanics Rehab & Wellness LLC in The Great Lakes Bay Region, we treat dizziness and vertigo using Upledger Craniosacral Therapy, a gentle, proven technique that helps restore equilibrium by regulating the central nervous system and relieving pressure around the inner ear and brain. Our approach targets the root cause of imbalance so you can feel grounded, steady, and back in control.

What’s Causing Your Dizziness & Vertigo?

Your sense of balance is controlled by an intricate system involving the inner ear, brain, nervous system, and visual input. When communication between these systems is disrupted—whether by inflammation, injury, or structural imbalance—dizziness, lightheadedness, and spinning sensations can occur.

Common causes include:

• Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV): Loose crystals in the inner ear shift during movement, causing sudden spinning.
• Vestibular Neuritis: Viral inflammation affecting the vestibular nerve, leading to disorientation and nausea.
• Meniere’s Disease: Excess fluid pressure in the inner ear causes vertigo, hearing issues, and ear fullness.
• Vestibular Migraines: Abnormal neural signaling leads to dizziness episodes with or without headache.
• Cranial or Neck Trauma: Whiplash, concussion, or surgery can affect the nervous system’s control of balance.

How Craniosacral Therapy Relieves Dizziness

At Body Mechanics, our primary approach for treating dizziness and vertigo is Upledger Craniosacral Therapy, a light-touch technique that targets the central nervous system and the fluid dynamics around the brain and spinal cord.

Our treatment plan often includes:

Craniosacral Therapy: Relieves pressure in the skull and spinal column, helping normalize inner ear fluid flow and balance-related nerve signaling.

Myofascial Release (if applicable): Releases tension in the neck and head fascia that may contribute to imbalance or nerve irritation.

Canalith Repositioning (for BPPV): Gently guides displaced ear crystals back into place to eliminate vertigo triggers.

Balance Retraining Exercises: Rebuilds coordination and body awareness during movement.

Nervous System Regulation: Helps desensitize triggers and reduce overstimulation through calming touch and therapeutic dialogue.

Rather than relying on medication or invasive procedures, we help your body reset its internal balance mechanisms naturally and gently.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Craniosacral Therapy really help vertigo?
Yes. Craniosacral Therapy helps restore fluid balance and nervous system regulation—two critical factors in resolving vertigo and dizziness.

How does this compare to vestibular therapy?
Craniosacral Therapy complements traditional vestibular techniques and often benefits patients who haven’t responded to standard treatments alone.

Is treatment painful?
Not at all. Craniosacral work is extremely gentle, often inducing deep relaxation and calm during sessions.

How many sessions will I need?
Every case is different. Many patients feel improvement within a few sessions, while chronic or complex conditions may require longer-term support.

Take the First Step Toward Balance & Clarity

Living with dizziness or vertigo can feel isolating, confusing, and exhausting. But you don’t have to accept it as your new normal. At Body Mechanics Rehab & Wellness LLC, we use Craniosacral Therapy and other gentle, root-cause treatments to retrain your balance system and help you move through life with confidence.

Book Your Vertigo & Dizziness Consultation in The Great Lakes Bay Region Today. Let’s find the cause—and solution—together. Call us today to schedule your comprehensive evaluation and get steady on your feet again.