12/19/2025
This is the same child.
The same spine.
Less than one year apart. 🧠🦴
These X-rays are from an 8-year-old boy with scoliosis.
When he first came in, he was scared. He hid behind his parents and didn’t know what to expect. And like most kids his age, he wasn’t going to lie on the floor and “do exercises.”
So we didn’t ask him to.
Instead, we built age-appropriate, play-based movement that gave his body the _right input_ — without him even realizing he was doing corrective work. To him, it was just fun. 🎯
Over time, his posture changed.
His alignment improved.
And his spine followed.
By his last visit, he was crying — because he didn’t want to stop coming. He hugged every one of us on his way out. ❤️
Scoliosis doesn’t mean “nothing can change.”
It means the body needs better information.
When you address why the spine is adapting the way it is — especially while a child is still growing — meaningful improvement is possible.
This is what that can look like.
If you’ve been told your spinal issues are just something you have to live with, comment SPINE below. Let’s see what’s actually possible.
