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Scoliosis Physiotherapy

Scoliosis refers to a sideways curve of the spine that often develops during adolescence but can also affect adults. In many cases, scoliosis is mild and does not cause significant symptoms. However, even mild cases can impact posture, movement and muscular balance if left untreated. Physiotherapy plays an important role in managing scoliosis and improving function through non surgical means.

Our team works closely with you to assess spinal mobility, muscular control and posture so we can create a plan that supports healthy movement and long term spinal health.

Individualised care to improve posture and mobility

No two cases of scoliosis are the same. Our physiotherapists conduct a detailed assessment of your spine, surrounding muscles and functional movement. We focus on improving strength, mobility and body awareness while addressing any discomfort or postural imbalance you may be experiencing.

Scoliosis physiotherapy treatments may include:

Postural and spinal movement assessment
Gentle manual therapy and joint mobilisation
Stretching and soft tissue release
Core stability and muscle strengthening
Functional movement training
Breathing and rib mobility techniques
Education on body awareness and positioning
Home exercise programs and self management strategies

Support for teens, adults and posture related symptoms

Scoliosis can appear at different life stages, from adolescent growth periods to adulthood. Our approach adapts to your age, condition and goals. Whether you are a teenager undergoing spinal changes or an adult managing long standing postural symptoms, we create a treatment plan that supports your comfort and wellbeing.

Physiotherapy can be especially helpful for those with mild to moderate curves who want to improve balance, reduce strain and maintain function without relying on surgery.

Building confidence through movement

We believe in empowering you to move well and feel in control of your body. Our goal is not just to address the curve but to help you build strength, improve alignment and stay active in a way that supports your spine. We also provide practical advice for daily activities, school or work setups, and long term spinal care.

If you have been diagnosed with scoliosis or suspect postural changes, feel free to reach out. We are here to answer your questions and help you explore the benefits of physiotherapy for scoliosis.