Frequently Asked Questions On Vestibular Therapy

Vestibular rehabilitation therapy (VRT) is a special therapy that is intended to alleviate the primary and secondary consequences of vestibular disorders. Vestibular therapy primarily aims to reduce vertigo and dizziness, gaze instability, and/or imbalance and falls.

Vestibular input is an important element of sensory integration therapy. Therapists, parents and teachers may use swings effectively to reinforce any therapy objectives for children and provide sensory inputs for special needs children. Swings can also act as a strong motivator. Since all kids like to swing, swinging can be used as a reward for positive behavior.

Types of swing frames include:

• Doorway mounted swing frame,
• Ceiling support eyebolt, or
• Free-standing swing frame.

Types of swing frames include:

• Doorway mounted swing frame,
• Ceiling support eyebolt, or
• Free-standing swing frame.

Types of vestibular swings include platform swings, net swings, hop swing, cuddle swings, bolster swings, high back swing seats and more.