Condition
Scoliosis
Scoliosis is a lifelong condition, but good care meaningfully changes the trajectory — less pain, better function and slower progression.
Understanding Scoliosis
Scoliosis is a sideways curvature of the spine. Conservative care focuses on mobility, muscle balance and pain reduction across all ages.
Common causes
Idiopathic (most common)
Onset during adolescent growth — cause unknown.
Congenital
Spinal differences present at birth.
Degenerative
Adult onset from disc/joint changes.
Neuromuscular
Underlying neurological conditions.
Symptoms
Uneven shoulders or hips
Postural asymmetry.
Back pain
From compensatory loading.
Fatigue with activity
Asymmetric mechanics tire faster.
Rib hump
Visible especially when bending forward.
How we help
Gentle adjustments
Restore motion where the spine is restricted.
Soft tissue / IASTM
Balance asymmetric muscle tension.
Corrective exercise
Strengthen the weak side, mobilize the tight side.
Postural & ergonomic coaching
Daily habits that support, not strain.
Whether mild or moderate, scoliosis benefits from steady, consistent care. Let's build your long-term plan.