The ScolioGold Method
The Schroth method is a well-known approach for treating scoliosis, however, Schroth exercises alone are not as effective as combining this method with other established therapeutic techniques. As a result, our scoliosis treatment courses are a combination of Schroth exercises for scoliosis, as well as other exercises and therapies, providing an enhanced non-surgical treatment for scoliosis.
The result is the ScolioGold method, named to reflect its delivery of gold-standard results that significantly helps improve posture, reduce curvature, and correct habits that negatively affect the spine and core. Utilising both Schroth therapy and other methods, ScolioGold is tailored to each patient.
Schroth Method
Katharina Schroth (born 1894, Germany) was a physiotherapist who suffered from scoliosis and devised her own…
Rigo-Schroth Method
Rigo-Schroth (est. 1980s, Spain) is a modified version of the original Schroth method, created by Dr Manuel Rigo. While
FITS Method
PNF Technique
Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF) (est. 1940s/50s, USA) is a physical therapy procedure designed to increase range of motion, flexibility and coordination.
SEAS Method
Scientific Exercise Approach to Scoliosis (SEAS) (est. 1990’s, Italy) is an approach characterised by a specific form of auto-correctio
Taping
Kinesio and Traditional Taping (est. 1970’s, Japan) are used as a way of promoting correct muscle movement patterns, reduce pain and inflammation
Myofascial Release
Trigger Point Therapy
Orthopaedic Medicine
Medical Acupuncture
Dry Needling
Dry needling (est. 1940s, USA) was devised by two American doctors Janet Travell and David Simons when they used injections into affected muscles to reduce sensitivity and relieve pain.
SIJ
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Are you interested in our virtual therapy sessions and exercise programme? If you would like to benefit from our ScolioGold therapy, correct your spinal posture and alleviate aggravating scoliosis symptoms, then please do not hesitate to book a consultation with our specialists. Contact us today to learn more about our scoliosis treatments and how we can help.
























