Schroth Method for Scoliosis

Schroth Scoliosis Therapy is a specialized, non-surgical, physical therapy approach designed to treat scoliosis through targeted exercises and breathing techniques. It focuses on three-dimensional spinal correction by improving posture, muscle symmetry, and alignment. The method is individualized based on each person’s specific spinal curve pattern.

What to Expect

During Schroth therapy sessions, a trained physical therapist will assess your spinal curvature and posture, then design a customized exercise program tailored to your curve type.

Sessions involve guided exercises, postural corrections, and specific breathing techniques to help de-rotate and stabilize the spine.

Patients also learn how to incorporate these corrections into daily activities, making it an active, ongoing self-management approach rather than passive treatment

Who Would Benefit

Individuals diagnosed with scoliosis (mild to severe curves)

Adolescents with idiopathic scoliosis looking to slow or prevent progression

Adults with scoliosis experiencing pain, stiffness, or postural imbalance

Patients trying to avoid or delay spinal surgery

Patients seeking improved posture, breathing mechanics, and core strength

Locations

Hulst Jepsen has been absolutely phenomenal for my shoulder surgery recovery. If you are looking for an environment where you can progress safely and quickly, this is the place to be! I honestly love it here and wouldn’t do my physical therapy anywhere else.

Kayla S.

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