In Line Physical Therapy- Schroth

06/01/2026

04/25/2026

Amazing SEAS (Scientific Exercise Approach to Scoliosis) correction!

04/25/2026

Fabulous SEAS correction!

03/07/2026

The Weight of the Curve:
​Living with scoliosis is like maintaining a silent, exhausting conversation with your own body.
It isn’t just a "curved spine"; it is a constant presence—a reminder that your axis doesn't follow the straight line the world expects.
​Some days, the pain feels like a deep, dull ache in the muscles, which are forced to work twice as hard just to keep you upright.
Other times, it’s a sharp pressure, as if your ribs are searching for space that no longer belongs to them.
It’s the stiffness upon waking up and the instinctive, restless search for a sitting position that never quite feels "right."
​But perhaps the heaviest part isn't physical; it's the mental toll. It’s the need to calculate your energy before walking long distances or choosing a chair as if choosing a battlefield. It is the frustration of feeling like your own structure is at odds with itself.
Yet, within that struggle, there is a quiet kind of strength—the resilience of learning to carry oneself forward, even when balance feels like a distant concept.
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​Scoliosis can be a lonely journey, usually invisible to others, yet we continue to find the strength to fight against gravity, and fight against the weight of the curve.

12/06/2025

Thank you for a fabulous educational forum on respiratory impairments in scoliosis!
See more below...

10/12/2025

Medicine in the 1870s was bold… leading the way for us to continue improving the treatment of scoliosis…

Dr. Lewis A. Sayre, one of America’s first orthopedic surgeons, believed that gravity itself could heal the human spine.

In his clinic, scoliosis patients were suspended by their arms, their bodies dangling in midair as their curved spines stretched straight.
Sayre would watch carefully — measuring every angle as tension pulled the twisted backbone into alignment.

Then came his invention: the plaster of Paris “jacket.”

While patients were still hanging, he wrapped their torsos in wet plaster. When it hardened, it created a stiff cast that locked the spine in its corrected position.

Painful? Almost certainly.

Innovative? Undeniably.

For the first time, people with severe spinal deformities could walk, move, and live without the crushing metal braces of old.

Sayre’s daring experiment — part science, part courage — became one of the foundations of modern orthopedics.

His patients hung by their arms...
But more than anything, they hung by hope.

05/28/2025

Thank you for all of the amazing research and hard work of SOSORT
(International Society on Scoliosis Orthopeadic and Rehabilitation Treatment) and congratulations to the SOSORT international Congress 2025 award winners, and to our very own Benjamin D. Roye, MD from Columbia as a new committee chair!
Sending a heartfelt gratitude to SOSORT for all you do!

05/06/2025

I recently had the honor of participating in the PSSE (Physiotherapy Scoliosis Specific Exercise) Skills course through SSOL Schroth NYC given by Hagit Bertischevski and Andrea Lebel.

I am filled with gratitude to these outstanding practitioners who continue to share their growing knowledge of this special and unique approach to treat scoliosis.

Ongoing learning and research is greatly needed to increase awareness and offer this underexposed treatment approach to so many people who are unaware of its efficacy or even its existence.

I’m incredibly thankful for the unwavering support of my amazing teachers Hagit and Andrea, and for the work of SOSORT (International Society on Scoliosis Orthopaedic and Rehabilitation Treatment) that are paving the way for PSSE to be recognized and more readily included in scoliosis and spine treatment management.

For more information:
WhatsApp: 1-860-501-2272
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04/05/2025

Scoliosis IS treatable!
We know scoliosis is progressive, but in the United States, we don't know much about how to manage the pain associated with it...UNTIL NOW!
There are treatment approaches that have been utilized around the world, but are now finally being offered here in the US, that have shown tremendous success in pain reduction.
If you suffer from back pain from a postural mal-alignment, read more about these treatment approaches on my website, www.inlinept.com