Scoliosis is a condition where the spine curves and rotates, affecting posture, balance and movement. It can develop during childhood, adolescence or later in life.
Affects the spine's natural alignment
Can occur in children, teenagers and adults
May cause pain, stiffness or reduced mobility
Early assessment can help support long-term spinal health
Scoliosis affects everyone differently. If you notice any of the following symptoms, a specialist assessment
can help identify the most appropriate treatment approach.
Every spine is different, which is why every treatment plan is personalised. Our goal is to reduce pain, improve posture and help you move with confidence.
Comprehensive posture and movement assessmentUnderstand your symptoms and goalsCreate a personalised treatment planX-rays or specialist referrals if requiredBetter understand your spinal alignmentSupport the most effective treatment approachSchroth PSSE rehabilitationPosture correction and strengtheningSupport long-term spinal healthScoliosis can develop for different reasons, and in many cases the exact cause is unknown. Understanding the cause helps guide the most appropriate treatment and long-term management.
The most common type, usually developing during childhood or adolescence with no known cause.
Present from birth due to the way the spine develops before birth.
Associated with conditions such as cerebral palsy or muscular dystrophy that affect muscle control and spinal alignment.
Develops later in adulthood as the spine naturally changes with age.
Physiotherapy helps manage scoliosis by improving posture, reducing pain and supporting better movement.
A personalised treatment plan can help many people manage their condition without surgery.
Improve Posture and Spinal Alignment
Reduce Pain and Muscle Tension
Build Strength, Flexibility and Balance
Improve Breathing and Body Awareness
Help Manage Scoliosis Progression
Move With Greater Confidence Every Day
Expert care designed around your condition, goals and lifestyle.
No two cases of scoliosis are the same. Our personalised approach focuses on helping you improve posture, move better and stay active with confidence.
Certified Schroth PSSE PhysiotherapistPersonalised one-to-one rehabilitationEvidence-based treatment approachCare for children, teenagers and adultsFocus on long-term spinal healthRoberto specialises in assessing and treating scoliosis using internationally recognised Schroth PSSE techniques.
Scoliosis assessmentPosture correctionPersonalised exercise programmesPain managementLong-term spinal rehabilitationHis goal is to help every patient improve movement, build confidence and achieve the best possible long-term outcomes.
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