Dizzy Clinics Australia

Dizzy Clinics Australia The leading vertigo, dizziness, and balance clinic across NSW and ACT - 16 clinic locations. Home to South Coast Dizzy Clinic.

Providing expert treatment and management for a range of vestibular and dizziness conditions.

10/09/2026

Meet Luke.

Luke is one of our vestibular physiotherapists here at Dizzy Clinics Australia, helping people experiencing vertigo, dizziness and balance problems get back to doing the things that matter to them.

In this short video, Luke shares a little about himself, his role at Dizzy Clinics Australia and why he enjoys working in vestibular physiotherapy.

We’re very lucky to have Luke as part of the DCA team.

www.dizzyclinics.com.au
1300 349 997

A friendly face from the moment you walk through the door.We know that coming in for dizziness, vertigo or balance probl...
08/09/2026

A friendly face from the moment you walk through the door.

We know that coming in for dizziness, vertigo or balance problems can sometimes feel a little daunting.

That’s why our wonderful admin team are such an important part of Dizzy Clinics Australia. From your first phone call to the moment you arrive at the clinic, you can expect a warm welcome, a friendly smile and a team ready to help.

Great patient care starts before you even enter the treatment room

Does this look familiar?Visual aura can cause some pretty unusual changes to your vision, including flashing lights, shi...
08/09/2026

Does this look familiar?

Visual aura can cause some pretty unusual changes to your vision, including flashing lights, shimmering or zig-zag lines, blind spots and distorted areas of vision.

It is commonly associated with migraine and can occur with or without a headache.

For some people experiencing vestibular migraine, visual symptoms can occur alongside dizziness, vertigo, motion sensitivity or sensitivity to busy visual environments.

Migraine is much more than just a headache, and understanding the different ways it can present is an important part of managing it.

If dizziness, vertigo or visual sensitivity is affecting you, Dizzy Clinics Australia can help.

Dizzy Clinics Australia
1300 349 997
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06/09/2026

Does the room spin when you roll over in bed?

That sudden sensation that the whole room is moving can be frightening, but one of the most common causes is BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo).

BPPV typically causes short bursts of spinning vertigo triggered by changes in head position, such as rolling over in bed, lying down, getting up or looking upwards.

The good news? BPPV is treatable.

With the correct diagnosis, specific repositioning manoeuvres can be used to treat the affected part of the inner ear.

If the room is spinning, don’t just learn to live with it.

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1300 349 997
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First day at Dizzy Clinics Darlinghurst!Jordan is in clinic today for our very first day at our newest Sydney location.I...
02/09/2026

First day at Dizzy Clinics Darlinghurst!

Jordan is in clinic today for our very first day at our newest Sydney location.

It’s great to officially open the doors in Darlinghurst, inside Precision Hearing and right next door to Sydney ENT.

We’re looking forward to helping more people experiencing dizziness, vertigo and balance problems, from straightforward cases through to more complex vestibular conditions.

📍 Dizzy Clinics Darlinghurst
Inside Precision Hearing
65A Burton Street, Darlinghurst

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A great weekend representing Dizzy Clinics Australia at the APA Careers Connect Day!Tara and Zoe spent the day meeting p...
01/09/2026

A great weekend representing Dizzy Clinics Australia at the APA Careers Connect Day!

Tara and Zoe spent the day meeting physiotherapists and students, showcasing the world of vestibular physiotherapy and sharing some of the work we do across Dizzy Clinics Australia.

It was a fantastic opportunity to talk all things dizziness, vertigo and balance, demonstrate some of the technology and equipment we use, and hopefully inspire more physiotherapists to explore this fascinating area of practice.

A big thank you to Tara and Zoe for representing DCA and sharing their passion for what we do!

Meet JoshWe’re excited to welcome Josh Mitchell to the Dizzy Clinics Australia team as our Vestibular Physiotherapist.Jo...
30/08/2026

Meet Josh

We’re excited to welcome Josh Mitchell to the Dizzy Clinics Australia team as our Vestibular Physiotherapist.

Josh is local to the Goulburn area and holds a Doctor of Physiotherapy, with a strong interest in vestibular rehabilitation and helping people experiencing dizziness, vertigo and balance problems.

Josh joining the team also means we’re excited to be in Goulburn on a more regular basis, making vestibular physiotherapy more accessible for patients across Goulburn and the surrounding region.

Outside of work, Josh enjoys keeping active with gym training and trail running, finding a good coffee, and travelling with his family.

We’re very excited to have Josh on board and look forward to introducing him to our patients and referrers across the Goulburn region.

Welcome to the team, Josh!

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What are those goggles we’re always talking about?They’re called infrared video goggles, and they’re an important part o...
30/08/2026

What are those goggles we’re always talking about?

They’re called infrared video goggles, and they’re an important part of vestibular assessment at Dizzy Clinics Australia.

The goggles remove visual fixation while allowing us to closely observe and record a patient’s eye movements in darkness.

Why is that important?

The inner ear and the eyes are closely connected. When something is happening within the vestibular system, it can produce specific involuntary eye movements called nystagmus.

In normal room light, the brain can sometimes suppress these eye movements, making them difficult to see. Infrared goggles allow our clinicians to see what might otherwise be missed.

The direction and pattern of nystagmus can provide valuable clues when assessing conditions such as BPPV and other vestibular disorders.

They might look a little unusual, but what we can see through them can tell us a lot about what’s happening inside the balance system.

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1300 349 997
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Can you balance on foam? What about with your eyes closed?It sounds simple, but standing on an unstable surface changes ...
27/08/2026

Can you balance on foam? What about with your eyes closed?

It sounds simple, but standing on an unstable surface changes the information your brain receives from your feet and joints.

Close your eyes as well, and suddenly your brain has to rely much more heavily on your vestibular system to keep you upright.

This is why balance testing can tell us so much.

By changing the surface, vision and other sensory information available, we can challenge different parts of the balance system and better understand where difficulties may be coming from.

For someone experiencing unsteadiness, falls or a loss of confidence in their balance, these seemingly simple tests can provide valuable information.

At Dizzy Clinics Australia, we don’t just treat vertigo. Balance assessment and rehabilitation are a major part of what we do.

Dizzy Clinics Australia
1300 349 997
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We’re now open in Darlinghurst!Dizzy Clinics Australia has opened a new dedicated vertigo, dizziness and vestibular clin...
26/08/2026

We’re now open in Darlinghurst!

Dizzy Clinics Australia has opened a new dedicated vertigo, dizziness and vestibular clinic in Darlinghurst.

Our advanced vestibular physiotherapists assess and treat all vestibular conditions, from common causes of vertigo through to complex and persistent dizziness and balance disorders.

We work closely with ENT surgeons, neurologists and GPs across NSW & ACT and are excited to now offer our services in central Sydney.

📍 65A Burton St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010
Within Precision Hearing, next door to Sydney ENT

📞 1300 349 997

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No referral required.

If you or someone you know is struggling with vertigo, dizziness or balance problems, we’d be very happy to help.

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65 Auburn Street
Wollongong, NSW
2500

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

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