Here you will find all of our most latest BLOG posts, clinic news & press releases, marketing materials, lunch-n-learn signup, and any scheduled community seminars and events we will be attending in the near future.
Our community seminars will consist of an educational presentation about common dizziness/balance problems, pathology, etiology, and treatment. We will also demonstrate how we utilize our diagnostic testing equipment for diagnosing our patients.
In our clinics, we frequently work with patients who have vestibular migraines. These migraines can cause dizziness, nausea and imbalance, in addition to other common migraine symptoms, such as headaches
Navigating the Minnesota State Fair on a migraine-friendly diet can be tricky business, what with all those cheese curds and hot dogs and yeast donuts at every turn. However, we
On the computer all day? Don’t forget the 20/20/20 Rule! Every 20 mins Look at something 20 feet away For 20 seconds This will help decrease eye strain, headaches, and
Many people wonder what type of patients are seen for vestibular rehabilitative therapy (VRT)….is it just for the elderly? At NDBC, we see a wide variety of patients. As people
Maintaining a walking program is a good way to keep your vestibular system (inner ear balance system) working, and it has many other benefits for cardiovascular and mental health. And
Going out to eat is an enjoyable way to socialize and try some new foods. When you are dizzy, however, being in loud, busy environments can be overwhelming and sometimes
Formerly known as Chronic Subjective Dizziness, PPPD (persistent postural-perceptual dizziness) is a chronic vestibular disorder that can be successfully treated. A consensus among vestibular experts lead to this definition of
We all know good sleep is essential to good health, and it’s even more critical for people who are recovering from vestibular migraines, concussions and other causes of dizziness and
After a car accident, you want to make sure you’re taking care of everything you need to in order to heal and get back on the road. But what if
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