scoliogold Archives | Scoliosis SOS

Oct

2025

What to Expect at Your Initial Consultation at Scoliosis SOS?

Georgia Pearch

If you or your child has recently been diagnosed with scoliosis or another postural condition, such as hyperkyphosis, it’s natural to have questions, and maybe even a few worries. At Scoliosis SOS, our goal is to make every step of your journey clear, supportive and empowering. Your Initial Consultation is the first step towards understanding … Read more

May

2025

Scoliosis Physical Therapy: Understanding the Evolution and Techniques

Luke Smith

Scoliosis, a medical condition characterized by the abnormal lateral curvature of the spine, has been known since ancient times, with the earliest recorded descriptions by Hippocrates. Over the centuries, approaches to managing scoliosis have evolved significantly, especially with the advent of physical therapy techniques aimed at mitigating its effects and improving quality of life. A … Read more

Feb

2025

How Long Does It Take to See Changes Through Scoliosis-Specific Exercise?

Henry Firth

Scoliosis is a condition that affects the spine, causing it to curve sideways in a “C” or “S” shape. This condition can range from mild to severe, and its impact on daily life can vary from person to person. For those who have been diagnosed with scoliosis, treatment options typically include bracing, physical therapy, or … Read more

Feb

2025

What to Expect during your first visit to the Scoliosis SOS Clinic

Georgia Pearch

If you’ve been diagnosed with scoliosis or suspect you might have it, or another spinal condition, visiting the Scoliosis SOS Clinic for the first time can be both exciting and a little nerve-wracking. Understanding the process ahead of time can help alleviate any concerns and ensure you’re prepared for the steps involved. At Scoliosis SOS … Read more

Nov

2019

Noonan Syndrome and Scoliosis

Erika

Noonan syndrome is a congenital disorder that can impact the formation and development of several areas of the body. Characterised by a variety of distinctive features – including facial abnormalities, stunted height and heart defects – Noonan syndrome is caused by a mutation of one or more genes. According to the NHS, it’s estimated that … Read more