Discover the Benefits of Physical Therapy for Managing Adult Scoliosis
In this post, we delve into how integrating physical therapy into your routine can transform your approach to managing adult scoliosis
In this post, we delve into how integrating physical therapy into your routine can transform your approach to managing adult scoliosis
Attending the 2025 SOSORT (International Society on Scoliosis Orthopaedic and Rehabilitation Treatment) International Congress in Dubrovnik, Croatia, was an amazing experience. Not only was this conference in an amazing location, it also provided valuable insights into patient care and management strategies from experts in the field. Here are my top four takeaways from the conference … Read more
Below are five of my top recommended approaches for adults with scoliosis looking to feel more balanced and in control—no surgery required.
In this blog, we’ll explore why core strength matters for scoliosis, how it supports spinal health, and provide practical exercises and tips to safely strengthen the core.
Living with scoliosis doesn’t just mean managing a curved spine—it often means dealing with pain, discomfort, and limitations in your daily life. While medical treatment and physical therapy are essential for long-term management, many people are surprised to learn that simple at-home strategies can offer real relief between appointments. Whether your scoliosis pain is a … Read more
Do you ever feel like the insurance system is geared against you getting the best scoliosis treatment possible? When you or your child has been diagnosed with scoliosis, it is very common to feel overwhelmed and not know what to do. You want the best possible scoliosis treatment, but often you might find yourself stuck … Read more
Scoliosis is a condition that affects the spine, causing it to curve sideways. While it often manifests during childhood or adolescence, it can also develop or worsen in adulthood. In either case, the management of scoliosis is essential to avoid discomfort, improve quality of life, and prevent the condition from worsening. However, when it comes … Read more
Developed in the 1920’s, The Schroth Method has become widely recognized as the most researched and used conservative treatment of those with scoliosis and kyphosis. It was developed in Germany by Katharina Schroth, who found herself dealing with her own scoliosis and finding movements and exercises that improved the look and feel of it. One-hundred … Read more
Many people who hear the term “scoliosis” think of a condition that develops in childhood or the teenage years. But there’s another form of scoliosis that’s present at birth: congenital scoliosis. This spinal condition develops due to abnormalities in the spine during fetal growth, creating a curvature that’s visible early in life. This type of … Read more
Scoliosis and kyphosis treatment commonly involves diagnosing the spinal curve with an x-ray as well as consistent follow-up using x-rays to see if the curve is getting worse. Many times, if a child with scoliosis is braced, they will also have x-rays to check the fit of that brace. Receiving this many x-rays during adolescence … Read more