1. Physiotherapist assessment – includes a detailed postural analysis, an assessment of the type and degree of scoliosis and the development of an individual therapy plan.

2. Individual Schroth exercises – performed 2 times a week, a total of 10 appointments per patient, with a focus on learning proper breathing, posture correction and strengthening the muscular system.

3. Group Schroth exercises – after the end of the individual program, group trainings are recommended to maintain the achieved results and prevent the deterioration of the condition.

Schroth therapy is intended for children, adolescents and adults.

In children and adolescents, therapy plays an important role in early recognition and slowing down the progression of scoliosis, improving posture and the proper development of the muscular system.

In adults, therapy helps reduce pain, improve posture, spinal stability and function and maintain quality of life despite existing changes.