We’re here to help people with scoliosis
stand tall, from the inside out.
Our clinic strives to deliver 7-star experiences through scoliosis-specific physiotherapy and massage therapy treatments for children, teens, and adults with scoliosis, Scheuermann’s Kyphosis, and other spinal conditions.
Every aspect of our organization – from clinic design, to front desk processes, to therapist education – has been designed to meet the needs of the people with scoliosis and our staff who serve them. We strive to provide each client with treatment plan that is curve-specific and personalized to their needs and goals.
Our team at The ScoliClinic strives to change the scoliosis landscape in BC and beyond, by continually learning how to provide the highest quality care in an inclusive way, and engaging in projects that work towards systems change.
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by visiting our Frequently Asked Questions page.
Each of our spaces is thoughtfully designed to facilitate classic Schroth Method exercises.
The spaces are structured to accommodate individual or group sessions, allowing you to meet others on a similar journey.
Start scoliosis physiotherapy in your home today with a custom-designed combination of virtual and multi-day ‘intensive’ in-person treatment sessions.
Please contact us at least 6 weeks prior to your planned dates. Learn more
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When Judy’s sister used to sew dresses for her, she’d tell her to stand up straight. “I would wonder why she would say that,” says Judy, “because I would say to her, I am standing straight.” Unaware of her scoliosis, Judy found this instruction hurtful and confusing. Standing “straight” seemed to come naturally to…
