The Scoliosis Experience

About The Scoliosis Experience

Each person with scoliosis has a different experience. We created this podcast to share those experiences and help others have hope in managing this diagnosis. We will explore the many treatments for scoliosis from both the viewpoint of the patient and the practitioner. Treatments including scoliosis specific exercise, surgical procedures, bracing, and others will be reviewed and described. Personal experiences will also be shared of patients and parents.

Publisher

thescoliosisexperience

Category

health & fitness

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

12 Aug 2020

Latest episode

20 May 2026

Latest episodes

53 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   20 May 2026

   Connecting the Brain and Scoliosis Body: Anna’s Journey Living Better with Scoliosis

   What does it really feel like to live with scoliosis—not just physically, but emotionally too? In this episode, I sit down with Anna to have an honest conversation about her personal journey with scoliosis, the challenges she’s faced along the way, and the treatments that have helped her regain confidence, reduce pain, and get back to living life more fully. Anna shares what it was like growing up with scoliosis, how it affected the way she viewed her body, and the frustration of trying to find solutions that actually made a difference. Like many people with scoliosis, she experienced periods of pain, uncertainty, and feeling misunderstood by others who couldn’t see what she was dealing with beneath the surface. Throughout the episode, Anna opens up about the different approaches she’s tried over the years and the role each one played in her recovery and management of scoliosis. We discuss her experiences with Physical Therapy, Chiropractic care, and Functional Patterns training, including what helped, what didn’t, and how combining different approaches gave her a better understanding of her body and movement. One of the most powerful parts of this conversation is Anna’s perspective on body image and self-acceptance. She shares how scoliosis impacted the way she saw herself and how learning to focus on strength, movement, and function helped shift her mindset over time. Her story is a reminder that scoliosis is about far more than an X-ray or a curve measurement—it affects confidence, identity, and day-to-day quality of life. Anna also shares thoughtful advice for others living with scoliosis, especially those who may feel stuck, discouraged, or unsure where to turn for help. We talk about the importance of being proactive, learning how your body moves, finding the right support team, and understanding that treatment is rarely one-size-fits-all. Whether you are personally dealing with scoliosis, supporting a child with scoliosis, or simply looking to better understand how movement and mindset can impact long-term health, this episode offers encouragement, practical insights, and hope. If you’ve ever felt frustrated by pain, overwhelmed by conflicting advice, or discouraged by the limitations scoliosis can create, Anna’s story will remind you that progress is possible—and that living better with scoliosis starts with understanding your body and taking the right steps forward.

2. 

   26 Mar 2026

   Live from the Clinic: Living with Scoliosis – Workshop Recording

   What does it actually look like to live well with scoliosis? In this special episode, we’re bringing you a live recording from a workshop we hosted right here in the clinic, where we sat down with patients and families to talk through the real-life side of scoliosis—beyond just the diagnosis. This session was also streamed on YouTube Live, and we had an incredible mix of people both in the room and online asking thoughtful, practical questions. In this episode, we cover: What scoliosis means for day-to-day life How to stay active and confident with a spinal curve Common misconceptions and fears (and what to actually focus on) Actionable strategies you can start using right away Real questions from patients and parents navigating this journey This isn’t just theory—it’s a real conversation with real people, tackling the challenges and opportunities that come with scoliosis. 👉 If you or someone you care about is living with scoliosis and looking for clear, practical guidance, this episode will give you direction and confidence moving forward.

3. 

   22 Mar 2026

   What Providers Aren't Telling Scoliosis Patients

   Cold plunge. Sauna. And a message I care deeply about. In this solo episode of Hot n Cold Ones, it’s just me—moving between the cold and the heat—talking about something that needs to change in healthcare: 👉 Every scoliosis patient deserves to be given all of their options. Too often, patients are only presented with a limited path—usually observation or surgery—without ever hearing about research-backed conservative treatments that could help them take control of their condition. In this episode, I dive into: Why conservative care (like scoliosis-specific exercise) is often overlooked The responsibility of providers to inform—not decide How assumptions about cost, compliance, or patient interest are limiting care What the research actually says about non-surgical options How giving patients ownership changes outcomes This isn’t about replacing surgery when it’s needed—it’s about making sure patients and families are empowered with complete, honest information so they can make the best decision for themselves. And of course… you’ll get the real experience of the cold plunge and sauna along the way. 👉 If you’re a provider, patient, or parent navigating scoliosis, this is a conversation you need to hear.

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Apple Podcasts (US)

4.4 / 5

7 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

2 ratings

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