Your guide to
Neck
Rehabilitation
Structured training for neck pain, dizziness and tension — evidence-based, simply guided.
Structured training for neck pain, dizziness and tension — evidence-based, simply guided.
Dizziness when turning your head
Constant neck tension
Headaches that never stop
Not knowing which exercises actually help
Cervio gives you a clear, evidence-based plan.
Built for your neck rehabilitation — every feature serves your recovery.
Track dizziness and headache before and after each session. Monitor your progress over weeks with visual graphs.
55 neck exercises plus 3 addon modules for back, shoulder and knee — each exercise with detailed instructions and video.
Automatic adjustment of intensity and volume — from learning proper technique to full capacity in 8 weeks.
Acute pain? The 90-second emergency routine with release, stretch and breathing exercise provides instant relief.
Guided box-breathing animation and automatic cooldown routine after each session for optimal recovery.
The app identifies which exercises help you most and shows pain correlations, trigger patterns and progress milestones.
Expand your training with 3 optional modules — each with 10 evidence-based exercises including TTS audio and video.
Real experiences from people with neck issues.
Swipe through exercises, track symptoms, see your progress — all one-handed.
Every exercise in Cervio is grounded in current research from physiotherapy, neurology and rehabilitation medicine — your guide to neck rehabilitation.
Meta-analysis of 8 RCTs (313 participants): Scapular treatment significantly improves pain intensity in chronic neck pain (SMD=2.55, p=0.002).
First RCT: Self-exercises (strengthening, mobilization, oculomotor training) significantly reduced Dizziness Handicap Inventory scores in cervicogenic dizziness.
Evidence-based guideline recommends vestibular rehabilitation including VOR exercises. At least 3 times daily, 12 minutes total for optimal results.
Systematic review of 12 RCTs: Deep neck flexor training corrects muscular imbalances and effectively improves chronic neck pain.
Diaphragmatic breathing stimulates the vagus nerve, reduces inflammatory cytokines and sympathetic tone. A fundamental component of neck rehabilitation.
Cochrane review of 32 RCTs (2,628 participants): Motor control exercises significantly improve pain and function in chronic back pain.
Systematic review of 7 studies: Scapular stabilization exercises reduce shoulder pain and improve function in subacromial impingement.
Meta-analysis of 14 RCTs: Combined hip and knee strengthening is superior to knee exercises alone for patellofemoral pain syndrome.
Neck rehabilitation requires an evidence-based approach. For more information, see PubMed: Cervicogenic Dizziness — A Review of Diagnosis and Treatment, the German Association for Physiotherapy (PHYSIO-DEUTSCHLAND), and the WHO fact sheet on musculoskeletal conditions.
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