Reviews

My Name is Denise and I had positional vertigo.  Lauren evaluated me and then very clearly told me about the treatment I would undergo.  She was extremely compassionate.  I was scared, living 'dizzy' every day with vertigo every night.  Lauren thought me how to test and 'fix' myself, and how to improve my balance. In addition to Lauren's compassion and knowledge, she helped me understand what was happening to me and therefore I was not afraid.  I highly recommend her to anyone suffering with any type of balance issue or vertigo.

You can not put a price on instant relief from misery.  I had suddenly become dizzy and hoped it was that I was hungry.  When I tried to lay down the room spun wildly.  I considered going to the emergency room and was worried there was something seriously wrong with me.  I had recently met Lauren and remembered she told me she was a Vestibular therapist and she helped people who were dizzy, which I did not even know was a thing.  I was overwhelmed with her expertise.  She knew exactly what was wrong by looking at how my eyes moved.  Lauren literally stopped the dizziness by doing specific specialized movements with my head..  Instantly, I was better.  The gratitude I felt was intense.  Had I gone to the ER I would have been there for the whole day, been subjected to loads of tests and they would have found nothing.  I would say Lauren is a magician but I know it is highly specialized training.  I HIGHLY RECOMMEND LAUREN at

DizzyFree PT!

Lauren treated me after a concussion.  My symptoms were awful: sensitivity to light, noise, headaches and fatigue.  She had a set plan to get me recovered and laid it all out for me after my first session.  Each session I tried something new, a step further than last week, and had an amazing recovery.  Lauren is simply the best!

Lauren provided treatment for my 13 year old daughter's concussion symptoms.  It was great to work with Lauren.  Her high level skill set coupled with compassionate care made all the difference.  My daughter loved working with Lauren.

One morning, as I stepped out of bed, I experienced the room spinning, spinning furiously. I laid back down to wait it out. It didn’t go away.  Moments after Lauren's arrival, she repositioned me, and began manipulating my body and my head in various ways.  I couldn’t believe it, it was soon all gone. Would it come back? I asked her what to do if it recurs. She diligently wrote out a sequence of movements and told me this is what I was to do if the vertigo returned.  She explained that my reactions to her manipulations informed the prescribed movements necessary in my case, that it’s different for every patient.  So now I am vertigo free and proud to say that Lauren, my daughter, is the reason.