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Balance & Dizziness Canada

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NAVIGATION
  • Balance System
  • Symptoms
  • Disorders
    • Close
    • Vestibular Disorders
      • Close
        • Acoustic Neuroma
        • Age-related Dizziness and Imbalance
        • Autoimmune Inner Ear Disease (AIED)
        • Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
        • Bilateral Vestibulopathy
        • CANVAS Syndrome
        • Cervicogenic Dizziness
        • Childhood Dizziness and Imbalance
        • Cholesteatoma
        • Dizziness & Imbalance after mTBI
        • Enlarged Vestibular Aqueduct
        • Isolated Otolith Disorder
        • Labyrinthine Infarction
        • Labyrinthitis
        • Mal de Débarquement Syndrome (MdDS)
        • Ménière’s Disease
        • Motion and Cyber Sickness
        • Otosclerosis
        • Perilymph Fistula
        • Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness (PPPD)
        • Ramsay Hunt Syndrome
        • Secondary Endolymphatic Hydrops
        • Semicircular Canal Dehiscence
        • Vestibular Migraine
        • Vestibular Neuritis
        • Vestibular Paroxysmia
        • Vestibular Toxicity
        • Visually Induced Dizziness
      • Close
    • Multifactorial Causes
    • Other Causes
    • Imbalance without Dizziness
    • Statistics
    • Close
  • Diagnosis & Treatment
    • Close
      • Patient Journey
      • Working with Professionals
      • Primary Care Physicians
      • Other Health Professionals
      • Where to Get Tested
      • Diagnostic Tests
      • Vestibular Rehabilitation
      • Vestibular Rehab Video $10
      • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
      • Medication
      • Surgical Treatments
      • Alternative Treatments
      • Future Treatments
    • Close
  • Help Yourself
    • Close
      • Build Your Wellness Toolkit
      • Help Others Understand
      • Keep a Health Diary
      • Time Management
      • Relaxation Techniques
      • Physical Activity
      • Vestibular Rehab Video $10
      • Anxiety and Depression
      • Eat Well
      • Vision Challenges
      • Prevent Falls
      • Overcome Fear of Falling
      • At Home, Work & School
      • Out & About
      • Emergency Plans
      • Move From Survive to Thrive
    • Close
  • Stories
    • Close
    • Our Stories
    • Books to Inspire
    • Famous Dizzy People
    • Close
  • Support
    • Close
    • Ask Us
    • FAQ
      • Close
      • Ask an Expert Form
      • Close
    • Our Videos
    • Suggested Books
    • For Family and Friends
    • Community Resources
    • Legal Resources
    • Patient Handouts
    • Support Meetings
    • Close
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VRT Practitioners List

Browse our curated list of professional members to find qualified vestibular rehabilitation therapy practitioners in private practice in Canada. The qualifications of prospective professional members are categorized as follows:

  1. Practitioners who have passed at least one competency-certified formal exam. Acceptable courses include: Emory/APTA, Pittsburgh/APTA and AIB courses or other equivalent post-professional coursework with formal exams.
  2. Practitioners who have completed several in-person post-professional courses without formal exams, or equivalent mentorship training.

Note: Practitioners who have completed only a one or two-day vestibular training course, or only on-line courses, are not accepted as professional members.

DISCLAIMER: Balance & Dizziness Canada does not endorse any health practitioner, clinic or service mentioned on our website. Please do your own due diligence when selecting a health professional or service.


Below are your search results:

Juliet Grundmanis, Physiotherapist

Juliet Grundmanis, Physiotherapist
Competency-Certified Formal Exams
Solid Ground NeuroPhysio, Courtenay, BC
250-702-7065


Jennifer Kolot, Physiotherapist

Jennifer Kolot, Physiotherapist
Competency-Certified Formal Exams
Shelbourne Physical Therapy – Cook Street Clinic, Victoria, BC
250-381-9828


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