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On the Steady Coach podcast, we explore all aspects of recovery from chronic dizziness symptoms. Whether you want to learn more about PPPD, MdDS, vestibular migraine or any other form of medically unexplained chronic dizziness symptoms, you are in the right place!
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124. I Don't Even Remember the Last Time I Was Dizzy": Stephie's PPPD & Vestibular Migraine Recovery (opens the original)
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If you are struggling with chronic dizziness, PPPD, vestibular migraine, or a constant feeling of being off-balance, this video reveals how Stephie fully recovered after more than a year of daily symptoms. In this inspiring interview on The Steady Coach, Stephie—a mom of three and former teacher—shares her path from postpartum stress and non-spinning "drunk" dizziness to complete recovery through nervous system regulation, acceptance, and mind-body tools. What You'll Learn: How postpartum stress
123. NHS Neurologist: They're Treatable (Unexplained Chronic Dizziness, Visual Vertigo, FND & More) (opens the original)
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If you're struggling with functional neurological symptoms, FND, chronic dizziness, fatigue, brain fog, PPPD, vestibular migraine or other unexplained neurological symptoms, this interview with NHS neurologist Prof. Richard Grunewald reveals why these symptoms are real, reversible neuroplastic responses rather than permanent structural damage. In this powerful conversation, Dr. Yonit Arthur talks with Professor Richard Grunewald about how the emotional brain can interfere with movement, sensatio
121. "Safety" Isn't the Answer to Symptoms? Dr. Mark Lumley on Emotions & Getting Uncomfortable (opens the original)
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If you're struggling with chronic dizziness, PPPD, vestibular migraine, chronic pain, fatigue, or neuroplastic symptoms that won't resolve, prioritizing "feeling safe" above all else might actually be keeping you stuck in symptoms. In this powerful interview, Dr. Yonit Arthur (audiologist and coach) talks with professor, clinical psychologist and researcher Dr. Mark Lumley, PhD about Emotional Awareness and Expression Therapy (EAET). Dr. Lumley explains why true recovery from neuroplastic sympto
120. Ask Dr Yo: How Can I Recover Without a Coach, Therapy or Spending A Lot of Money? / how do I recover from CONSTANT symptoms? PPPD, visual symptoms, MdDS + more / What Should My Daily Recovery Routine Be? (PPPD, MdDS, Vestibular Migraine & More) (opens the original)
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00:00 Ask Dr Yo: How Can I Recover Without a Coach, Therapy or Spending A Lot of Money? Can you recover from PPPD, vestibular migraine, MdDS, or other neural circuit symptoms without coaching or paid programs? YES. Here's exactly how. A lot of recent success stories on this channel (and across the internet) feature people who worked with a coach. That can create the false impression that coaching is required. It isn't. The core principles and tools you need are available for free. In this video
122. PPPD + Vestibular Migraine Recovery: Rocking, Dizziness & Head Pressure - Kaitlin's Story (opens the original)
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If you are struggling with PPPD, vestibular migraine, chronic dizziness, 24/7 rocking and swaying, or "trampoline walking," this recovery story shows how neuroplastic healing and nervous system regulation make recovery possible. In this episode, Kaitlinshares her journey through severe head pressure, facial tingling, elevator dropping sensations, and bed-rocking vertigo that forced her to leave her teaching career. After unhelpful ENT visits, elimination diets, failed VRT, and a terrifying diagn
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