In April, Sally attended the 20th Annual SOSORTv International Congress, held in Dubrovnik, Croatia. As a board member of the Schroth Best Practice Academy, and a practitioner dedicated to the non-operative management of scoliosis, it was a valuable opportunity to stay closely connected to the latest developments in the field. The congress brought together professionalsContinue reading “SOSORT International Congress 2025 – A Brief Reflection”
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Making Scoliosis Treatment More Accessible with PayItMonthly
At Braced for Scoliosis, we are committed to ensuring that every child with scoliosis receives the best possible treatment without financial barriers. We understand that investing in scoliosis care is a significant decision, which is why we are pleased to introduce PayItMonthly, a new payment option designed to make treatment more affordable and stress-free. WithContinue reading “Making Scoliosis Treatment More Accessible with PayItMonthly”
Understanding the Role of Night-Time Bracing in Scoliosis Treatment
A recent study has gained media attention, suggesting that night-time bracing may be an effective way of treating adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS). Naturally, this has given some parents hope that their child may not need to wear a brace full-time. The hypothesis of the BASIS study is whether ‘corrective’ night bracing can prevent curve progressionContinue reading “Understanding the Role of Night-Time Bracing in Scoliosis Treatment”
Understanding Brace Weaning for Scoliosis
Brace weaning is a critical transition for children and adolescents with scoliosis, requiring careful management to prevent regression. Weaning age is influenced by skeletal maturity. There are two useful skeletal scores used to determine skeletal maturity. The Risser sign is a classification system that assesses the ossification of the iliac crest apophysis on an x-ray.Continue reading “Understanding Brace Weaning for Scoliosis”
Scoliosis Doesn’t Need to Hold You Back
When a family receives a diagnosis of scoliosis it can be a very overwhelming time, particularly if major surgery is discussed early on and there appears to be limited options for alternative treatment. Long term outcomes for scoliosis patients who are managed surgically or conservatively are limited. However, we know that there are many healthyContinue reading “Scoliosis Doesn’t Need to Hold You Back”