Neuroplasticity: How to Rewire your Brain and Heal Dizziness/PPPD

Learn about Neuroplasticity and how you can use it to heal from chronic dizziness symptoms and conditions such as PPPD. Healing is possible for everyone. Dizziness recovery and improvement can be achieved through correct use of the Neuroplasticity process. Feeling is healing!
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Disclaimer: The information in this video is not intended to replace the advice given by your Doctors and Health Professionals. If you are experiencing dizziness of any kind, please consult with your Doctor in the first instance. Please only consider the information provided once you have gained medical clearance.

[@kellybottesch6821]

Thank you for your videos, they have given me an insight to how I can begin to heal.

[@christopherC1111]

I’m just beginning to start neuroplasticity for my dizziness and confusion. I’m a very anxious person and I realize the deep connection it has with pppd. So addressing that and my negative and fearful thoughts is a priority in turning to a more curious and non-judgemental mind. I’m in the midst right now of acceptance and positive thoughts 💭 of how I want to feel. This is my opportunity to heal my life. Thanks for a great video!

[@user-eu1ph3cp8j]

Emma you are a star all your vids are me especially the one of 7 things that you have with pppd thank you.. Paul from Sheffield 👍

[@xNeroGamerPL]

Thank you very much for explaining what neuroplasticity is and how it works. Today after nearly 5 months of being constant lightheaded I'm about to finally stop searching the whole internet for my symptoms and being scared about it. I WILL recover and I WILL be back to normal in no time.

[@conniehinton2681]

Thank you so much! Best explanation I have ever heard!! Gives you hope!!

[@dongee1664]

Well done Emma....I've watched countless neuroplasticity videos mainly from medical people who just go on and on about all they know without giving the advice that we are looking for. You've given the best insight I've seen so far....thanks.

[@carolinekelly8481]

Absolutely brilliant I had to lear the exercises & this information has helped me , ppl pls listen to this lady & learn & practice! It's hard at first but be brave & keep working it .tk you for helping me & so many others my dear.

[@robertmeddings398]

Brilliant, thanks for the information.

[@catalinakastner4808]

Oh my

[@puppyforever7101]

So fluent and well explained. 🙏

[@deborahburrows3282]

Perfect explanation. This is what I have

[@cf-ry1zo]

Thank you so much for your story.

[@DennisWheeler-rk7gh]

This is one of the best videos to explain all this, thank you so much ! 🙏

[@JohnGobbi-jw6tw]

Again so much for your experience. I am concentrating on all the very good things in my life , family and good money situations and painting the house all helps John.

[@diannez2444]

Thank you for your videos

[@kaustavhalder]

I have been having this for the past year. Couldn't walk or workout. Left riding my motorcycle which I loved. Feet felt like jelly. Worst part was no one understood how miserable i felt. Now after almost a year I wont say I am great but I have learnt to cope to an extent. And slowly slowly things are getting better. Previously the balance issues were 24/7. Now they are limited to some hours of the day. I have learnt to calm down which have quickened the recovery. It's difficult when people say to not focus on it when your floor is like jelly. But neuroplasticity is the only solution I have found.

[@beausmom8863]

ThAnk you, I will give it a try…..I have been feeling like no one can help, but maybe I can help myself…

[@lucyrose7275]

So glad I’ve found your video, just been diagnosed with PPPD after 8 months of symptoms which started after suffering dizziness as a side effect from my first covid jab.. doctors thought it was labyrinthitis but it just carried on.. I start rehabilitation and therapy next month but I’m definitely going to look into neuroplasticity as I do believe when you have a more positive attitude towards it things don’t feel as bad.. don’t get me wrong, still awful to have a condition like this but positive thinking definitely helps.

[@ariannesmakman5639]

Hi Emma, thank you so so much for doing these video's!!!!! Its so helpfull 🙏🙏🙏i

[@wharfmouse]

Started getting this a year and half ago... After zillions of invassive expensive tests I was dianosed with it. It is not only life debilitating but it is life threatening. It is a daily nightmare I just can't wake up from..... help