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Before the first consultation
Frequently asked questions.
Clear, considered answers.
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01Can scoliosis be treated in adults?
Yes. Therapy can also be considered for adults. Its scope, goals and realistic possibilities are determined individually after assessing the person’s current condition.
02What happens at the first consultation?
The first meeting is used to understand the current situation, previous treatment and the patient’s needs. Only after that assessment can a sensible direction be proposed.
03How long can therapy take?
Duration depends on age, the size and character of the curve, the body’s abilities, consistency and medical recommendations. We do not estimate it without an individual assessment.
04Does a parent take part in a child’s therapy?
Yes. Parents learn how the exercises should be performed and how to support the child safely at home, so the child is not left to guess whether the work is correct.
05What does working with the nervous system involve?
Therapy uses information from proprioception, muscle tone, movement and body position. The aim is not only to perform a correction, but also to recognise and gradually retain it.
06Are exercises also done at home?
Yes. The patient receives an individual plan, and exercises may be recorded on their phone with guidance so the correct way of working is easier to reproduce.
07What happens during the four-day intensive?
It includes four days of individual work, usually around three hours a day. Exercise, neurophysiological input and instructions for continued home practice are combined.
08Do I need an X-ray before the consultation?
If current records are available, bring them to the consultation. A physician decides whether a new radiograph is medically indicated.
Important / safety
Diagnosis comes first.
Then the right path.
Information shared during the first contact does not replace an examination or medical consultation.
Jacek Staniszewskiphysiotherapist • author • founder of Skolio