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Scoliosis Physiotherapy

What is Scoliosis?

Scoliosis is a condition caused by the rotation of a group of vertebras, creating a torsion of the spine affecting 3D alignment and potentially causing posture, balance and movement problems.

Most of them develop during childhood or adolescence, or later in life due to age-related changes in the spine.

While some people experience few symptoms, others may develop pain, stiffness or reduced mobility. Specialist scoliosis physiotherapy and early assessment can help stop progression or correct developing scoliotic curves. Physiotherapy Specific Scoliosis Exercises also help to manage symptoms, improve function and support long-term spinal health.

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Symptoms

Scoliosis can affect everyone differently. Some people notice visible changes in posture, while others experience pain,
muscle imbalance or movement difficulties that impact everyday life.

Uneven shoulders or hips

One shoulder blade appearing more prominent

A visible curve in the spine

Back, neck or shoulder pain

Muscle tightness and fatigue

Poor posture or imbalance

Reduced flexibility or mobility

Difficulty standing or walking comfortably

If you are experiencing these symptoms, scoliosis physiotherapy can help improve movement, posture and overall function.

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What Does
Treatment Look Like?

Every scoliosis diagnosis is unique, which is why treatment begins with a thorough assessment and a personalised rehabilitation plan tailored to your needs. Schroth – PSSE scoliosis treatment programs focus on managing the scoliotic curve, avoiding or delaying progression, correcting and as a consequence reducing pain, improving posture, restoring movement and helping you stay active with confidence.

Step- 1

Assessment & Consultation

A comprehensive assessment of your posture, spinal movement and symptoms to understand your condition and create a personalised physiotherapy for scoliosis treatment plan.

Step- 2

Further Investigation

In most cases, to clearly identify and measure scoliosis, imaging such as X-rays or specialist referrals may be recommended to provide a clearer understanding of your spinal alignment and guide your rehabilitation.

Step- 3

Personalised Treatment

Individualised physiotherapy, Schroth-PSSE exercises, posture correction, strength training and spinal rehabilitation are designed to improve movement, reduce discomfort and support long-term spinal health.

Meet Roberto

Roberto is a Certified PSSE-Schroth Physiotherapist, specialising in the assessment and rehabilitation of scoliosis and other spinal conditions.

Through the PSSE-Schroth Method, he delivers personalised exercise programmes that aim to slow or stop curve progression, reduce scoliosis-related pain, enhance body awareness, and support spinal mobility and alignment.

Roberto's goal is to help every patient move with greater confidence and achieve the best possible long-term outcomes.

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Start Your Scoliosis Journey Today

Whether you have recently been diagnosed with scoliosis or have been living with symptoms for years, our experienced physiotherapy team is here to help.

Book a scoliosis physiotherapy assessment today and receive a personalised treatment plan designed around your needs, goals and lifestyle.

Take the first step towards better posture, improved movement and greater confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Scoliosis physiotherapy can help reduce pain, improve posture, increase strength and mobility, and support better movement and function through targeted rehabilitation.

No. Your physiotherapist will assess your condition and advise whether imaging or further investigation is required as part of your scoliosis assessment.
In children and adolescents with a new scoliosis diagnose, x-ray are a really important part of the assessment to know the potential of curve progression.

Yes. Adult scoliosis can develop due to age-related changes in the spine or progress from an existing childhood condition. Physiotherapy can help manage symptoms and improve spinal function.

Yes. A personalised exercise programme, including Schroth exercises where appropriate, can improve posture, strength, flexibility and overall spinal health under the guidance of a physiotherapist.

Most people with scoliosis can successfully manage their symptoms through conservative treatment such as specialist scoliosis physiotherapy, exercise and spinal rehabilitation.

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