living with scoliosis Archives | Page 6 of 10

Feb

2019

Scoliosis and Depression

Erika

It’s not uncommon for people with scoliosis to feel depressed from time to time. Scoliosis is a lifelong condition, and it can be hard to come to terms with this, but that doesn’t mean that scoliosis patients can’t live physically and emotionally fulfilling lives. In this blog post, we’d like to discuss the connection between … Read more

Sep

2018

Scoliosis Treatment at Home

Erika

Did you know that our therapists can provide ScolioGold therapy in your own home? ScolioGold treatment is a non-invasive, exercise-based alternative for patients who are suffering from scoliosis and other spinal problems. The therapy course is specifically tailored to the size and shape of the individual’s curve, and it helps to: Prevent further progression Improve … Read more

Sep

2018

Playing Musical Instruments with Scoliosis

Erika

Standing for long periods and holding bulky musical instruments can cause problems for musicians with scoliosis. Heavy instruments, such as the cello and the tuba, can be especially difficult to play (not to mention carry around!) if you suffer from back problems. Playing the violin, meanwhile, has a tendency to place asymmetrical stress on the muscles … Read more

Aug

2018

Travelling with Scoliosis

Erika

If you have scoliosis, you have probably suffered from back and/or shoulder pain in some form over the course of your life. People with scoliosis often experience increased discomfort when they have to sit down for long periods of time. This means that long-haul flights and even long car journeys can become logistical nightmares – … Read more

Mar

2018

Q&A with Louise Laurie (helpformyscoliosis.com)

Erika

After being diagnosed with scoliosis aged 14, Louise Laurie wanted to help others in a similar situation. This inspired the creation of her blog, helpformyscoliosis.com, which works to raise scoliosis awareness and inspire those living with it. Louise kindly agreed to answer a few questions from us at Scoliosis SOS – read on to find … Read more