Get In Balance
Use tools for Vestibular Rehabilitation
Great Apptitude Pty Ltd
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Description
Perform vestibular rehabilitation exercises using optokinetic and other tools. Track progress with guided sessions. Receive reminders for exercises. Share results with healthcare providers. Ensure proper technique to avoid harm.
Get in Balance is a toolkit of visual motion and attention exercises designed for balance and visual-vestibular training. It includes optokinetic (OPK) moving patterns, spinning wheels, and letter puzzles—commonly used in vestibular rehabilitation programs.
What’s included
• OPK moving lines (horizontal + vertical)
• Spinning wheels for smooth motion exposure
• Letter puzzle for visual tracking and focus
Make it match your plan
Adjust sessions for gradual, repeatable training:
• Timers and pacing
• Speed and direction
• Spacing / column width and visual density
• Simple, consistent sessions you can repeat over time
Important note
If you are using these tools as part of vestibular rehabilitation, guidance from a qualified health professional (such as a vestibular physiotherapist) is recommended. Stop if symptoms significantly worsen (e.g., severe dizziness, nausea, headache) and seek medical advice.
Get in Balance is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.