Virtual Scoliosis Support – What You Need to KnowIn this episode, Dr. Beth and Dr. Laura explore the growing role of virtual treatment and coaching for scoliosis. For many people, access to a scoliosis-informed physical therapist or movement professional is limited—this conversation breaks down how virtual care can bridge that gap.The hosts discuss how scoliosis-specific assessments, movement analysis, and education can be done effectively online, and why virtual care often empowers clients to become more independent and confident in their movement routines.Highlights of this episode:Why access to scoliosis-trained providers is still a major challengeHow virtual scoliosis assessments work (without hands-on treatment)What clinicians can learn from posture, movement, and functional testing onlineThe importance of clear cueing, communication, and client awarenessHow virtual sessions promote independence and better carryover at homeBenefits of being assessed in your real-life environmentCommon barriers to in-person care—and how virtual care removes themHow group coaching and community support enhance outcomesWhy scoliosis-specific expertise often matters more than in-person accessDr. Laura’s virtual coaching approach:Detailed intake and history before sessionsVisual posture and movement analysisFunctional movement assessmentsEmphasis on communication, cueing, and body awarenessHelping clients understand what they feel and see in their own bodiesDr. Beth’s virtual coaching & group model:Individual scoliosis education and curve-specific assessmentsCustomized programs delivered through the Strength & Spine appOngoing monitoring and real-time exercise modificationsGroup coaching for affordability, accountability, and communityLive Q&A sessions and peer supportWhy virtual scoliosis support works:Removes geographic barriersFits into real life and real spacesEncourages long-term independenceProvides scoliosis-specific guidance many don’t receive locallyBuilds connection with others living with scoliosisWho Virtual Care May Be Right For:People without access to scoliosis-trained providersThose seeking curve-specific guidanceAnyone overwhelmed by traditional PT limitationsIndividuals wanting flexibility, education, and communityResources & next steps:If you’re curious about working virtually with a scoliosis-trained pro, connect with Dr. Laura or Dr. Beth: Dr. Laura's websiteDr. Beth’s website Join the conversation:Have questions about scoliosis-specific PT or want help finding a trained therapist? Reach out to Dr. Laura or Dr. Beth And don’t forget to follow, rate, and share ScoliPod to help more people discover evidence-based scoliosis care.Next episode: A live recap from the SOSORT Conference — all the latest scoliosis research, simplified.Finally, don't forget to subscribe to ScoliPod on your favorite pod catcher so you never miss an episode!Listen on Apple PodcastsListen on SpotifySupport the show

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