Scoliosis SOS Clinic

22/07/2025

What’s your favourite exercise you have learnt at Scoliosis SOS? Let us know in the comments 😊

16/07/2025

After completing their treatment course, this patient saw a remarkable improvement in their Cobb angle! 📉 With a combination of professional care and consistent home exercise, lasting results are within reach. Ready to take the next step in your scoliosis journey? Contact us today! 💪✨"

07/07/2025

1. Scoliosis Often Develops During Growth Spurts
Most cases of scoliosis appear between ages 10 and 15, often during puberty. This is known as adolescent idiopathic scoliosis and has no clear cause, but early detection is key to effective treatment.
2. Mild Cases Are Often Symptom-Free
Many children with scoliosis don’t experience pain or noticeable symptoms. Parents might first notice uneven shoulders, a tilted waist, or that clothes fit unevenly. Regular check-ups or school screenings can help catch it early.
3. Girls Are at Higher Risk for Progression
While both boys and girls can develop scoliosis, girls are more likely to have curves that worsen over time and require treatment. Monitoring is especially important for young girls going through rapid growth.
4. Not All Curves Require Treatment
Treatment depends on the severity and progression of the curve. Options include:
Observation (for mild curves)
Exercise Therapy (not usually available on the NHS)
Bracing (to prevent worsening but works best if used alongside specific exercises to strengthen the muscles)
Surgery (for severe cases)
Most kids with scoliosis lead normal, active lives without surgery.
5. Early Detection Makes a Big Difference
Early diagnosis allows doctors to monitor the curve and intervene if needed. Encourage your child to stand straight while you check for:
One shoulder higher than the other
One hip more prominent
A visible curve in the spine
If anything seems off, get it checked out call us on 0207 488 4428 or have a look at our website www.scoliosisSOS.com

02/07/2025

You are warmly invited to join our exclusive Scoliosis Webinar taking place on:

Friday 4th July 2025
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM (BST)

This is a special opportunity to gain expert insight into scoliosis and learn about the latest treatment options in a supportive, informative setting.

What to Expect During the Webinar:
An educational talk on scoliosis – covering causes, symptoms, and how it affects the body
A detailed discussion of our approach to treatment and our treatment options
A live Q&A session with one of our expert therapists
Whether you’re managing scoliosis yourself or supporting a loved one, this session will provide valuable knowledge and guidance. If you would like to attend please drop your email in the comments…

01/07/2025

https://www.scoliosissos.com/blog/love-your-lungs-scoliosis-breathing

01/07/2025

https://www.scoliosissos.com/blog/love-your-lungs-scoliosis-breathing

Learn how scoliosis can affect lung function and breathing. Explore research backed treatments that improve lung capacity, support posture, and help you breathe easier with scoliosis.

01/07/2025

https://youtu.be/O2Y9-vgWSBE?si=NBfGDentOEcuqhmD
Check out this patient from Canada’s story 🇨🇦

Popular scoliosis blogger Jennifer Butler recently returned for a 1 week refresher and is keen to discuss raising awareness of the condition, the inspiration...

01/07/2025

Today is International Canada Day 🇨🇦
Living with Scoliosis in Canada…
Scoliosis—a condition characterized by an abnormal curvature of the spine—affects thousands of Canadians, both young and old. While it often develops in adolescence, scoliosis can appear at any age and vary in severity. Fortunately, Canada offers a range of resources and healthcare options to help manage and treat this spinal condition. We have also treated many patients at Scoliosis SOS who live in Canada and were looking to complete an intensive exercise course specific to their Scoliosis.
To find out more about our International patients and the results they have achieved visit www.ScoliosisSOS.com or for more information please write Canada in the comments 🇨🇦

26/06/2025

Backhand with a balanced back 🎾 Did you know some tennis pros manage spinal conditions like scoliosis while still dominating the court?
Strong posture and a well-balanced back are key to every powerful serve and smooth backhand. 💪
At Wimbledon, players rely on strength, flexibility, and spinal health — just like anyone living with scoliosis. With the right training and care, scoliosis doesn’t have to sideline your game. 🧠🦴
💬 Have scoliosis and love tennis? Drop a 🎾 in the comments!

25/06/2025

It’s World Wellbeing Day today and at Scoliosis SOS we have helped patients from all over the world. Check out some of our patient stories https://www.youtube.com//videos

25/06/2025

Today is World Wellbeing Day. At Scoliosis SOS we have treated patients from all over the world, check out all of our patient stories
https://www.youtube.com//videos

24/06/2025

Have you had a consultation with ourselves? What would you say to other people thinking of having ScolioGold treatment?