895 Langs Dr Unit #2,

Cambridge, ON N3H 5T6, Canada

(519) 219-5428

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Scoliosis Waterloo

Living with scoliosis can be a challenge, but expert care is closer than you think. At Cambridge Physiotherapy & Rehab Center, we specialize in helping patients in Waterloo and surrounding areas manage scoliosis effectively. 

Using the cutting-edge Schroth Method, we empower our patients to take control of their condition, improve their quality of life, and achieve lasting results. Let us help you or your loved one move toward a healthier, more confident future.

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Understanding Scoliosis and Its Challenges

Scoliosis is more than just a curvature of the spine; it’s a condition that can impact posture, breathing, and overall physical function. This lateral curvature, often accompanied by vertebral rotation, is diagnosed when the curve exceeds 10 degrees. Common in children and adolescents, scoliosis can progress silently, making early detection critical.

For years, the standard approach involved “watchful waiting,” which often led to invasive interventions like bracing or surgery for severe cases. However, modern research shows that early, proactive treatment—such as physiotherapy using the Schroth Method—can effectively manage scoliosis and, in many cases, reduce the need for more invasive measures.

Our Approach to Scoliosis Care

At Cambridge Physiotherapy & Rehab Center, we take a personalized and proactive approach to scoliosis management. Central to our program is the Schroth Method, a three-dimensional physiotherapy technique tailored to each patient’s unique spinal curvature.

What Is the Schroth Method?

The Schroth Method is an internationally recognized treatment that combines specialized exercises, postural training, and breathing techniques.

Our experienced physiotherapists will assess your scoliosis using advanced diagnostic tools. Based on your specific needs, we’ll create a tailored treatment plan to maximize your results.

Benefits of Scoliosis Physiotherapy

Postural Improvement: Gain better alignment and a more balanced posture to reduce discomfort and enhance your appearance.

Pain Reduction: Target chronic pain and stiffness with exercises designed to relieve pressure on the spine and surrounding muscles.

Increased Strength and Stability: Build core strength to support the spine and reduce the risk of further curvature.

Improved Breathing Capacity: Learn breathing techniques that enhance lung function and make daily activities easier.

Non-Invasive Management: Avoid or delay the need for surgical intervention through consistent physiotherapy.

Enhanced Quality of Life: Feel empowered with the tools and knowledge to manage scoliosis effectively, improving confidence and mobility.

Take the First Step Today

Don’t let scoliosis hold you or your loved one back. At Cambridge Physiotherapy & Rehab Center, we’re here to provide compassionate, expert care tailored to your unique needs.

Whether you’re seeking treatment for yourself or your child, early intervention is crucial. Contact us today to schedule a scoliosis assessment and learn more about our Schroth Method program. Together, we’ll work toward stabilizing your spine, improving your posture, and enhancing your overall well-being.

Meet the Cambridge Physiotherapy Team

Gagan Toor

Registered Physiotherapist

Gagan graduated with her Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) from Punjabi University, India and a Graduate diploma in Sports & Exercise Science ( Level-7) from Waikato Institute of Technology, New Zealand.

Kibu Kirubanand

Regd. Physiotherapist (Ont); BSPTS Scoliosis Schroth Physiotherapist

When you meet Kibu you will feel you have reached the right place and met the right person to help you get back to living your life, your way.

Aleema

Aleema Tahir

Registered Physiotherapist

Aleema graduated with her Master of Science in Physiotherapy from McMaster University. Her undergrad was an Honours Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from McMaster University as well.  

Gabriela Salazar

Physiotherapy Assistant / Clinic Director

Gabby is a Certified Physiotherapy Assistant. Gabby graduated in the Occupational and Physiotherapy Assistant Program at Conestoga College.

Natasha Barot

Natasha Barot

Physiotherapy Assistant

Natasha work as a Physiotherapy Assistant at Cambridge Physio and working towards getting her license to practice as a Registered Physiotherapist in Ontario.

Surabhi Dhaduk

Physiotherapy Resident

Surbhi is an experienced, highly skilled, and compassionate Physiotherapist resident. 

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Scoliosis Treatment Waterloo FAQs

The frequency of physiotherapy sessions depends on your specific needs and the severity of your scoliosis. Most individuals benefit from attending 1-2 sessions per week initially, with adjustments as progress is made. Between appointments, you’ll be guided on practicing exercises at home to maintain and enhance the results. Consistency is crucial, as the combined effort of clinic sessions and home exercises ensures optimal outcomes.

While physiotherapy cannot “cure” scoliosis, it can significantly improve posture, stabilize the curve, and reduce its progression. Techniques like the Schroth Method are designed to train muscles, improve spinal alignment, and enhance body mechanics. For mild to moderate curves, these exercises often result in visible improvements and can help prevent further progression. For more severe cases, physiotherapy supports overall function and reduces pain, even if complete correction isn’t possible. The earlier treatment begins, the better the outcomes.

Cambridge
Physiotherapy & Rehab Center

895 Langs Dr Unit #2, Cambridge, ON N3H 5T6, Canada

(519) 219-5428

Hours:

Monday: 9AM-5PM
Tuesday 9AM-8PM
Wednesday: 9AM-5PM
Thursday: 9AM-8PM
Friday: 9AM-5PM
Saturday & Sunday: Closed

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