Support and Coping

Vestibular disorders cause overwhelming dizziness, vertigo, and other symptoms that can’t be seen, and are difficult for others—sometimes, even close friends and family members—to understand. People often struggle with their profound impacts on health, relationships, family interactions, and finances. Whether you’ve been recently diagnosed and are seeking more information, or simply have questions about the day-to-day realities of living with a vestibular disorder, VEDA is here to answer your questions.

Cognitive disturbances
People with vestibular disorders commonly experience cognitive disturbances affecting memory, paying attention, and concentration. Read more…

Psychological impacts
Psychological impacts vary widely, but people with vestibular disorders often experience profound emotional challenges. They may need support and assistance in coping with lifestyle changes, and the depression, guilt, and grief that comes from no longer being able to meet their own or others’ expectations. Read more…

Support Groups
Support groups provide a safe and encouraging environment that fosters progress towards better health management and personal acceptance. Learn more about support groups and where to find them. Read more...