Dizziness is a known risk factor for falls in communitydwelling older people, and dizziness is not optimally managed at present. One in three older people with dizziness are prescribed medications that are known to increase the risk of falling including: anti-hypertensives;anxiolytics and antidepressants; nitrates; analgesics; and anti-vertigo medications . Anti-vertigo medications in particular, are commonly prescribed for non-vestibular causes of dizziness . Therefore, there is a need to develop and validate non-pharmacological treatment strategies for dizziness in this population, which in turn may reduce the need for prescription of pharmacological agents with their attendant potential side-effects