Blog Page | Scoliosis SOS Clinic

Jan

2017

Scoliosis Clothing: Tips on What to Wear If You Have Scoliosis

Erika

Anyone can develop scoliosis, although it affects girls more often than boys, and idiopathic scoliosis – the condition’s most common form – almost always develops during adolescence. Due to the visible symptoms of scoliosis, people with curved spines (especially teenagers) often feel insecure and uncomfortable, which can lead to them avoiding certain clothing if they … Read more

Jan

2017

The ScolioGold Method Explained: Dry Needling

Erika

Originally, we only used the Schroth method to treat our patients here at the Scoliosis SOS Clinic. However, over time we realised that there are some disadvantages to only using one method for treating patients, and that there are elements of postural correction that Schroth is unable to address. We still use the Schroth method … Read more

Dec

2016

Gym Ball Exercises for Scoliosis Sufferers

Erika

Purchasing your own gym ball (also known as a Swiss ball, exercise ball or stability ball) is a great idea if you have scoliosis and you want to build up your core strength by performing stretches and exercises at home. Here at the Scoliosis SOS Clinic, we’ve seen countless scoliosis sufferers make astounding improvements simply … Read more

Dec

2016

ScolioGold vs CLEAR: A Comparison of Methods

Erika

We often receive questions about our approach to treating scoliosis, particularly with regards to how it differs from other forms of non-surgical treatment. One of the methods most commonly referred to is the CLEAR approach, which is available as either a ‘standard’ or ‘intensive’ treatment plan. While there seems to be a prevalent idea that … Read more

Dec

2016

Schroth Method Treatment for Australian Scoliosis Patients

Erika

The Schroth method is a non-surgical approach to scoliosis treatment that, through an intensive programme of stretches and exercises, alleviates symptoms such as back pain, muscle weakness, and reduced flexibility. When properly administered by a skilled practitioner, Schroth treatment can eliminate the need for spinal fusion surgery (an operation that is often used to … Read more