Introduction
anxiety, balance disorders, Vertigo, physical disability, vertigo, depression, vestibular disorders
VERTIGO, PHYSICAL DISABILITY, VESTIBULAR DISORDER
Vertigo affects about 30% of the population (Neuhauser, Until now, the treatment of vertigo has almost always been of a medical nature, with a privileged focus on organic therapies. Few are the psychological treatment regimes proposed. Among these, biofeedback can possibly be an effective technique given that has long been used for stress management (Goessl et al., Mechanisms underlying the etiology of balance disorders (based on Saman et al., The few studies available on the treatment of vestibular disorders through biofeedback have shown that it reduces the symptoms of vertigo, anxiety, and depression (Liu et al., This study has measured the therapeutic effectiveness of biofeedback in the routine of a medical center to treat vestibular disorders and assessed its efficacy in reducing emotional, functional, and physical disability during three-month follow-up.