Restore movement and relieve pain with expert care at BTC PT & Pilates in Huntsville, AL. Our skilled manual therapists treat a wide range of orthopedic conditions as well as specialized treatment for scoliosis. We provide hands-on, personalized care to help you return to the activities you love with strength and confidence.
The Schroth Method is a conservative treatment for Scoliosis and Kyphosis. It can be used to treat patients of all ages and stages of treatment. Through specific exercises and corrective breathing techniques this method aims to elongate the trunk and address imbalances of the body. By developing inner muscles of the ribcage and torso, the method changes the shape of the upper trunk. The result is reduced pain, slowing or stopping curve progression, improved mobility and postural stability.
We believe recovery should feel personal, hopeful, and empowering. That’s why every orthopedic physical therapy session is one-on-one, designed around your unique goals. Whether you’re dealing with discomfort in your neck, back, shoulders, hips, knees, or ankles, we use joint mobilization, trigger point dry needling, cupping, and focused balance and strength training to help you move with greater ease and confidence. From healing after injury to preventing future problems, we’ll guide you toward lasting strength and freedom in your movement.
If you are coming for treatment for scoliosis, you will need your most recent copy of your x-ray. You will often need to specifically request this from your physician office
Choose clothes that are comfortable and easy to move in. We will need to access the area of treatment. For scoliosis, Leggings or fitted shorts preferred. For girls, please wear sports bra or bathing suit so your upper back can be seen.
At your initial appointment we will do a series of assessments to give you a more specific idea of what is causing your pain along with a plan to treat it. You can expect to leave with a program you can implement at home day 1. For scoliosis, Day 1 will also include in clinical photos.