Understanding positional vertigo (BPPV)
BPPV may be caused by tiny particles moving within the inner ear. Once the disorder has been identified, an appropriate repositioning manoeuvre may be offered.
All treatments
TREATMENTS IN MARRAKECH
Vestibular rehabilitation in Marrakech
Assessment and rehabilitation for vertigo and balance disorders at MOVE clinic in Marrakech, with personalised exercises and manoeuvres.
at MOVE clinic in Marrakech
Vestibular rehabilitationREASONS TO CONSULT
When should you
consult?
Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV)
Peripheral vestibular disorders after vestibular neuritis or labyrinthine involvement
Persistent unsteadiness or insecurity while walking
Discomfort during head movements or difficulty stabilising vision
The initial assessment determines the treatment that is appropriate for your situation.
TREATMENT PROCESS
How does treatment work?
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A detailed discussion about your symptoms, when they started, their duration and their impact on daily life.
ASSESS
An adapted vestibular assessment that may include eye-movement observation, positional tests and balance testing.
REHABILITATE
Specific manoeuvres for identified BPPV or progressive gaze, balance and walking exercises according to your needs.
Sudden vertigo accompanied by unusual symptoms requires prompt medical advice. The assessment determines whether vestibular rehabilitation is appropriate.
TREATMENT INFORMATION
Vertigo and balance disorders
The vestibular system in the inner ear contributes to balance and the perception of head movement. Disorders can cause vertigo or unsteadiness. Vestibular rehabilitation aims to improve adaptation and reduce functional discomfort; not every type of vertigo has the same cause.
Assessment before exercise
The evaluation may include eye-movement observation, positional tests and balance tests. It guides treatment and helps determine when medical advice is needed.
Vision, movement and balance
Sessions may include gaze stabilisation, vestibulo-ocular reflex work, gradual habituation to movement and dynamic balance training.
Dedicated university training
Loubna Moudnib holds a university diploma in vertigo in addition to her qualifications in physiotherapy and chiropractic.
Your appointment at MOVE
The clinic is on the third floor of Résidence Rokaya, block B, no. 27, Boulevard Abdelkrim Al Khattabi, in the same building as Carrefour. Bring any available scans and medical reports.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Common
questions.
Does vestibular rehabilitation treat every type of vertigo?+
No. Vertigo has different possible causes. Assessment and, when needed, medical advice determine the appropriate care.
What are inner-ear crystals?+
They are tiny particles naturally present in the inner ear. If they move into certain canals, they can cause BPPV.
How many sessions will I need?+
The number depends on the disorder, its duration and your progress. It is discussed after assessment and adjusted during follow-up.
How should I prepare for the first appointment?+
Bring any available reports and note when symptoms appear, how long they last and which movements trigger them.
APPOINTMENTS
Book an appointment at MOVE clinic.
Tell us briefly what you need and the clinic will suggest an available time on WhatsApp.
3rd floor, Résidence Rokaya, block B, no. 27, Boulevard Abdelkrim Al Khattabi, Marrakech 40000 — in the same building as Carrefour, directly above the store.
Carrefour’s car park is available to clinic patients while they attend their appointment.
Monday–Friday: 9am–8pm
Saturday: 9am–2pm
Sunday: closed
Open in Google Maps Saturday: 9am–2pm
Sunday: closed
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