If you’re over 35 and dealing with nagging low back pain that just won’t quit, you may have heard your physical therapist or doctor mention your “posture” or “core strength.” But there’s often a more specific issue at play—one that doesn’t get talked about enough: the loss of your natural lumbar lordosis. In our years … Read more
Hearing the word “scoliosis” attached to your child’s name can stop you in your tracks. Maybe it was found during a routine pediatrician visit, a school screening, or because you noticed one shoulder sitting higher than the other. Whatever led you here, we want you to know something important right away: you have time, you … Read more
If you or someone you love has scoliosis, you’ve probably done some research. Maybe you’ve searched for braces, physical therapy, or even surgeons. And chances are, you’ve come across a lot of providers who say they “treat scoliosis.” But here’s an important question you may not have thought to ask: How often do they actually … Read more
At Align Therapy in Lehi, Utah, we see many kids and teens for scoliosis treatment—often right after a diagnosis from their pediatrician or orthopedist. Parents walk through the door carrying two things: their child’s X-rays (usually on their phone now) and a million questions swirling in their heads.
At Align Therapy in Lehi, Utah, we see many kids and teens for scoliosis treatment—often right after a diagnosis from their pediatrician or orthopedist. Parents walk through the door carrying two things: their child’s X-rays (usually on their phone now) and a million questions swirling in their heads.
Back pain and scoliosis are often linked — but is scoliosis the actual cause of the pain? In this blog, we explore what current research says, why imbalances from spinal curves matter, and how targeted treatment like the Schroth Method can help reduce pain and restore balance. Whether you’re a concerned parent or an adult navigating scoliosis-related discomfort, this guide offers clarity, science-backed insights, and practical next steps to feel better and move forward.
Every June, Scoliosis Awareness Month shines a spotlight on a condition that affects millions worldwide, aiming to educate and empower those living with scoliosis.
In this post, we delve into how integrating physical therapy into your routine can transform your approach to managing adult scoliosis
