Uneven shoulders

Uneven hips

Curve in the spine

Uneven gap arm and side

Leaning to one side

Clothes not hanging properly

Medical Procedures—Passive

Until now, if you’ve been a scoliosis sufferer, you’ve had three options:

1. Observation (less than 25 degrees curvature). Typically, nothing is done to treat scoliosis at this early stage besides “watching it.” And if you’re like most, it means watching it get worse.
2. Brace (25-40 degrees curvature). Of course, the only hope here is to STOP progression—not to reduce it.  This is a psychological and physiological disability. 
3. Surgery (40+ degrees curvature). Surgery involves having rods inserted into your spine in an attempt to reduce and stabilize the curve.    Surgery has many potential complications, and curves are usually not able to be reduced more than 50%.  Studies show that surgery patients' curves increase 1-2 degrees a year following the surgery. 

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Part One (Current Structure)- Exam and  precision x-rays to understand the biomechanical function and structure of your spine

Part Two (Mix)—Therapies  that warm up your spine's ligaments and muscles, making them pliable and workable…in other words, ' fixable!'

Part Three (Fix)—A comprehensive manual and instrument-assisted adjustment series based on the results of your precision x-rays

Part Four (Set)—Activities that retrain your body to hold your corrections

Part Five (Home Rehab)-A specific individualized exercise program designed to strengthen and reshape your spine