A vestibular dysfunction disorder affects parts of the brain and the inner ear that are involved in sensing motion. If someone suffers from a head injury, illness, or disease, they may experience vestibular issues. Vestibular dysfunction is more common than most would think, with one study showing that as many as 69 million Americans have suffered from some sort of vestibular dysfunction.
If untreated, the symptoms of vestibular dysfunction can have a negative impact on an individual's health and day-to-day activities.
We designed an easily-implemented and standardized exercise kit as a bridge for individuals recovering from injuries such as vestibular dysfunction, concussions, and neurological issues. Designed as an at-home exercise tool, our kits provide an easy and affordable option for home training in visual and vestibular therapy.
We designed an easily-implemented and standardized exercise kit as a bridge for individuals recovering from injuries such as vestibular dysfunction, concussions, and neurological issues. Designed as an at-home exercise tool, our kits provide an easy and affordable option for home training in visual and vestibular therapy.
