Dizzy Clinics Australia

09/12/2025

We’re excited to share that Naomi’s famous handmade Christmas cards are now available at our Wollongong, Kiama, and Nowra clinics.

If you know Naomi, you already know how special her cards are. Each one is hand-crafted, thoughtful, and a little piece of Christmas joy.

Cards are stocked at reception in all three clinics. Pop in, say hello, and pick one up for someone you care about.

09/12/2025

🔸 A big welcome to Elliz 🔸

Elliz is a vestibular physiotherapist with experience across public and private hospitals, aged care, community settings, and occupational rehabilitation.

Clinically, Elliz has a strong focus on the assessment and management of vestibular conditions, including BPPV, vestibular hypofunction, dizziness, vestibular migraine, balance and gait disorders, post-concussion symptoms, and complex presentations with neurological or sensory integration components. She has a particular professional interest in persistent dizziness and migraine-related vestibular conditions, where detailed assessment and targeted intervention are essential to restoring clarity, stability, and confidence in daily activities.

Elliz is committed to providing genuine patient-centred care by understanding each individual’s experience, and tailoring evidence-based treatment to suit their unique needs. She aims for every patient to leave feeling heard, informed and taking confident steps towards recovery.

Outside the clinic, Elliz enjoys long walks and exploring nature.

Elliz works out of the Wollongong and Burwood Clinics.

08/12/2025

05/12/2025

The Christmas tree is up at our South Coast Health Hub clinic in Nowra.

The team have the clinic looking ready for the festive season.

Home to Dizzy Clinics, South Coast Health Hub, The Female Collective, and Bounce Abilities.

If you’re nearby, come in and say hi.

02/12/2025

Good news for our Newcastle and Wyong communities. We’re opening more clinic days in both regions.

It’s been great working alongside local GPs and medical teams, and we’re grateful for the support we’ve received since opening these sites. Expanding our availability means more people can access timely assessment and treatment for dizziness, vertigo and balance issues.

If you or someone you care for needs help, visit our website or call us.
Phone 1300 DIZZYS (1300 349 997)
www.dizzyclinics.com.au

01/12/2025

The Dizzy Debrief - December Newsletter

19/11/2025

🔸 Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) 🔸

Feeling dizzy when rolling over in bed or looking up?

You could be experiencing Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) – one of the most common causes of vertigo.

Clinical guidelines show that accurate diagnosis through positional testing and canalith repositioning manoeuvres can relieve symptoms quickly and safely – often within just one or two sessions.

At Dizzy Clinics, our team uses evidence-based assessment and treatment to help you regain balance and confidence.

Reference: Bhattacharyya et al., Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 2017.

16/11/2025

Local care, statewide reach

From Wollongong to Wagga, Newcastle to Merimbula – our network of Dizzy Clinics brings expert vestibular care to communities across NSW and the ACT.

Wherever you are, our team can help you find clarity, balance, and confidence again.

Find your nearest clinic at www.dizzyclinics.com.au

Or call 1300 349 997 (1300 DIZZYS)

14/11/2025

Feeling dizzy isn’t normal - do something about it.

Persistent dizziness or unsteadiness can have many causes, but it’s never something you should ignore. At Dizzy Clinics, we take the time to understand what’s happening, why it’s happening, and how to help you feel steady again.

Clinics across NSW and ACT
Call 1300 349 997 or visit dizzyclinics.com.au

13/11/2025

A big welcome to Abby Lewis

Abby is a dedicated physiotherapist with experience across private practice, community, and public health settings. She has a strong clinical focus on vestibular and balance rehabilitation, helping people experiencing dizziness, vertigo, unsteadiness, or falls risk regain their confidence and independence.

Her key areas of interest include dizziness, migraine management, balance and gait disorders, neurological conditions, and complex presentations affecting mobility and spatial orientation.

Outside the clinic, Abby enjoys playing squash and tennis, and heading off on camping adventures whenever she gets the chance.

Abby works out of our Wagga Wagga and Albury clinics

11/11/2025

At Dizzy Clinics, our goal is simple - to make sure every patient truly understands their condition and feels confident managing it.

We take the time to explain what’s happening, why it’s happening, and how to best manage symptoms.

Patient-centred care and clear education are at the heart of what we do, because informed patients achieve better outcomes.

www.dizzyclinics.com.au

09/11/2025

Why can crowds feel so tough when you’re living with a vestibular condition?

Busy places mean:
• Constant movement in every direction
• Layers of background noise
• A flood of visual and sensory input

For someone with a vestibular condition, this creates sensory overload. The brain has to juggle balance signals while filtering out distractions - often leaving people feeling unsteady, disorientated, dizzy, anxious, or drained.

Crowded environments aren’t just uncomfortable - they’re one of the most challenging environments for anyone managing a vestibular conditions.