Month: September 2020

One of my greatest joys as a scoliosis therapist is seeing my patients get stronger, reduce their curve, and avoid surgery.  Unfortunately, though, this isn’t always the case.  With so many variables to what causes progression of the curve, sometimes we are just not successful. There are many reasons why conservative scoliosis treatment fails.  I … Read more

This is a common question I get asked during consultations and initial examinations with patients who have either recently been diagnosed with scoliosis or who have had it for a while.  Questions? If you have been diagnosed with scoliosis, your response to the following questions will likely give you the answer to this question, “If … Read more