Concussion/Vestibular Rehab

Many people can “push through” for short bursts, then crash later.

We take time to identify your specific triggers, like screens, turning your head, bright lights, busy environments, or quick position changes, then build a step-by-step plan to increase tolerance without derailing your week.

You will get clear recommendations you can actually use at work, at school, and at home, including how to pace activity and when to progress.

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Why Choose Fraser Physiotherapy

Personalized plans based on your symptoms, triggers, and goals, not a one-size-fits-all protocol. You will know what you are working on and why.
A wide spectrum of care under one roof, including physiotherapy, massage therapy, and acupuncture. That makes it easier to coordinate your recovery.
Same-day appointment availability when schedules allow, so you can get started sooner. Helpful if symptoms are disrupting work, school, or family life.
Clear communication and practical home exercises that are realistic to follow. We focus on progress you can notice in daily activities.
Registered physiotherapists and registered massage therapists providing care in a supportive environment. You will be treated with respect and listened to.
Accessible clinic options, including acceptance of IFHP clients. Our team can help you understand next steps for paperwork and booking.

Who Benefits from
Concussion & Vestibular Rehab

Concussion and vestibular rehab can help if you are dealing with symptoms that are affecting your routine, focus, or confidence. It is commonly a fit for:

People recovering from a recent concussion from sport, a fall, a collision, or a workplace incident
Anyone with dizziness, vertigo, or balance issues that worsen with head movement or busy environments
People who feel nauseated, “spaced out,” or unsteady in stores, crowds, elevators, or while driving
Those getting headaches, neck tension, or eye strain with screens, reading, or office work
Students or professionals trying to return to school or work without symptom flare-ups
Active adults who want a safe, structured return to exercise and sport
People with lingering symptoms weeks or months after a concussion who feel stuck
Anyone who wants a clear plan and guidance on pacing, rest, and gradual return to activity

What to Expect on Your First Visit

Your first visit starts with a detailed conversation about what happened, what you feel now, what makes symptoms better or worse, and what you need to get back to. Your physiotherapist will assess things that often affect concussion recovery, such as balance, coordination, neck movement, and how your symptoms respond to specific tasks. From there, you will get a tailored plan that may include vestibular exercises, balance work, gentle neck and mobility strategies, and pacing guidance to help you build tolerance safely.

After the first appointment, you will usually have follow-up visits to progress your program as your symptoms change. Expect practical homework that fits your day, plus clear instructions on what is normal to feel and what should be adjusted. If you have reports from a doctor, ER, or imaging, bring them, but you do not need to wait for paperwork to start asking questions.

Our Location

Fraser Physiotherapy North Edmonton is conveniently located on 137 Avenue, making it easy to access from surrounding communities including Londonderry, Clareview, and Belmont.

Our clinic offers a welcoming environment with modern treatment rooms and convenient parking, so you can focus on your recovery without added stress.

Whether you’re visiting for physiotherapy, massage therapy, or rehabilitation services, our team is here to support your recovery every step of the way.

Get Started with your Healing Journey

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