The Story

The story begins in 2010 when sisters and co-founders, Bridgett Wallace, PT, DPT and Jeseka Wallace, hosted their first conference with a focus on concussion. Their passion to educate and collaborate grew into what 360 Neuro Health is today. As sisters and business co-owners, they organically grew the business into this collaborative story about having a brand that is changing and evolving but has a strong sense of DNA. Coming from a small town and tight family, a sense of community has always been important to them. 

We're on a mission to create multidisciplinary connections, knowing that working together increases access to meaningful content and awareness.

Although the company's history goes back to 2010, co-founder, Bridgett Wallace, PT, DPT's history of vestibular therapy goes back even further to 1996 when her career into the vestibular world began from spotting a brochure in the trashcan. It's a true story. She was on the phone at work when she spotted a brochure in the trash about a course INTRODUCING (yes, that long ago...) BPPV. This was back when Dr. Epley's work was considered controversial and his colleagues had to encourage him to stick with it and that the best way to spread the word of this industry-changing information was through teaching.

The Founders

Bridgett Wallace, PT, DPT

Bridgett Wallace has a Doctorate of Physical Therapy and holds competency-based certifications in vestibular rehabilitation and concussion management. She is the founder of 360 Balance & Dizziness and co-founder of 360 Neuro Health Institute. Bridgett is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and the Vestibular Disorders Association. 

In addition to treating patients at her clinic, 360 Balance & Dizziness Center, for 20 plus years, Bridgett consults and lectures both nationwide and internationally in concussion management and vestibular disorders. She has provided consulting services to The University of Texas Athletics since 1998 and MLB Umpire Medical Services since 2011. Bridgett co-authored two patents for vestibular disorders and developed an iPhone app, PLAY IT SAFE®, which was designed for sideline-concussion assessment. She has been published in the Eye & Brain Journal and has contributed to chapters in Therapeutic Exercise and Lifespan Neurorehabilitation – both textbooks used in therapy schools. Bridgett was awarded the Health Care Heroes Award by the Austin Business Journal in 2011 and Distinguished Alumni Award by Texas State University Physical Therapy Department in 2013. 

Bridgett is a proud graduate of Texas Tech University, Texas State University, and Hardin-Simmons University. She is a 4th generation Texan from Wheeler, TX. Bridgett values time with family and friends. She loves the outdoors, especially outdoor cooking, camping, the water, and hitting the open road on her motorcycle.

Jeseka Wallace

Jeseka is instrumental in driving 360 Neuro Health’s growth strategy through digital marketing, programs, and business development as well as creating operational excellence across the organization.

She is a city dweller who loves to camp, backpack through the mountains, and conversate around a campfire. Jeseka placed second in storytelling in second grade and never looked back. She has a passion for content marketing. Engaging customers with practical knowledge that they can use every day.

Through her marketing experience, Jeseka has found a passion for web design. It takes less than a second for your visitors to form a first impression. Your website has the power to determine if they stay or if they go. A high-quality website is a great opportunity to make a powerful first and lasting impression.

She is a lifelong learner and recently received her Digital Marketing Professional Certificate from the McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin.

Our Manifesto

We believe in multidisciplinary connections, knowing that working together increases access to meaningful content and awareness.