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Specific Scoliosis  Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation

Traditionally, the medical opinion is that "ëxercise and physical therapy does not work for scoliosis".  This may be true for general physiotherapy, general exercise programs and general core stability programs. However, there is growing research evidence in the effectiveness of specific scoliosis rehabilitation and exercise programs, such as Scroth method, CLEAR, CBP and SEAS rehabilitation. 

In cases of small curves less than 20 degrees or if an adult curve is stable, this may be the best initial course of treatment. In cases where the scoliosis is progressing and the curve is greater than 20 degrees, rehabilitation alone may not be strong enough and it is best to use it in combination with bracing treatments.
Rehabilitation treatment objectives:
  • Slow down scoliosis curve progression
  • Muscular balance
  • Postural improvement
  • Improved cosmesis            (the way you look)
  • Pain relief
  • Increase vital capacity
  • Improved mobility and spinal stability
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SEAS

SEAS stands for the Scientific Exercise Approach to Scoliosis. It originated in Italy and has been in use for over 20 years internationally. At Spinecare, we use the SEAS program because it is the most evidence based physical therapy and rehabilitation approach to treating scoliosis. It involves assessing the patient for weaknesses in muscle balance, strength, flexibility and neurological control. The patient is then thought how to do an Active Self Correction procedure specific to the patient's scoliosis curve. Multiple research papers have been published which shows the effectiveness of the SEAS protocol. 
To access the research, please visit the International Society on Scoliosis Orthopaedic and Rehabilitation Treatment (SOSORT) website below:

​http://www.sosort.mobi/index.php/en/2015-10-11-20-11-32/scoliosis-journal
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  • SCOLIOSIS
    • What is scoliosis?
    • Will my scoliosis get worse?
    • How to detect scoliosis?
    • How to treat scoliosis?
    • Scoliosis Bracing treatment
    • Scoliosis Rehabilitation
    • Scoliosis and kyphosis patient case studies
  • Physiotherapy
    • Stroke and Parkinson's
    • Myofascial Release
    • Tennis Elbow
    • Sports Physiotherapy
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    • Videos
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