Gaze Stabilization

[@markshields5015]

I do these for parkinson's, thanks for your video

[@TheAmyProffitt]

This is the first exercise I’ve done that actually targets the position that makes me see double!!!!! Very interesting!!

[@watermelonineasterhay]

I was taught to do this the fast way, may have been why they didn't work.. will try the slow movements

[@doreendsouza8862]

Thanks for the information. It will help me I hope ...I have this problem

[@DISSIRE]

Interesting, I see some doctors say you need to do these exercises at a faster pace.

[@aminah761]

This make me dizzy when I look from side to side 😩😷

[@Jnavcopqnsndnvxoabr]

3:23 pause it here

[@watermelonineasterhay]

Have been doing 3 sets a day for one week and it's making me feel awful, head pressure, pressure behind right eye/ear and noise sensitive. Will this pass? I have PPPD and possible vestibular damage. Its hard to tell if the brain is processing the moves or not

[@adamharcourt343]

For PPPD you’ll likely need more specific exercises. I would discontinue the exercises for now until you can connect with a functional neurologist to direct care. You could also try significantly slowing down the reps as that is a common cause of increased symptoms.

[@alicek.4258]

I'm afraid to do this exercise wrong. Are there more exercises you can share that can help?

[@imaginexfunctionalneurolog6226]

This is a great place to start for most people, just make sure to start by going slow and not doing too many each day!

[@ajpello2003]

How about Saccadic Intrusions?

[@brendaa7726]

How often do you recommend we do these exercises per day? per week? Etc

[@imaginexfunctionalneurolog6226]

It depends, but normally doing them 3-4x/day shows the greatest amount of change. I have patients do them every day until symptoms abate or until the exercises need to be changed/progressed.

[@clnfhs74]

How do I get the dot chart?

[@davidblanchard7502]

But after 10 seconds, you only do one repetition?

[@plaincheckereds]

can i do this for dysconjugate eye movement? because I've had concussion.

[@Mr315679]

Will this help my “ vestibular weakness / dizziness “??

[@imaginexfunctionalneurolog6226]

It's hard to say without knowing exactly what's going on, but this is a therapy we use often for vestibular rehabilitation and dizziness.

[@carlosdariorestrepoa4206]

why do not they traslate it in spanish?

[@carlosdariorestrepoa4206]

what bad done should not be so.... grrrrr