About Scoliosis

Scoliosis affects about 2-3% of people in the US, totaling around 7 million. It can start in infancy, adolescence, or adulthood, regardless of race or income. Typically, it begins between ages 10 and 15 and affects both boys and girls equally at first. But girls are eight times more likely to develop a severe curve needing treatment.

Living with scoliosis can limit activities, cause pain, reduce breathing ability, and lower self-esteem. It can also affect mental health. Kids with scoliosis might be bullied or feel embarrassed wearing a brace at school. After surgery, scars can affect body image, leading to anxiety or sadness. These challenges can lead to feelings of sadness or social withdrawal for people with scoliosis.

We are excited to collaborate with the founding clinic of The Silicon Valley Scoliosis Method—a groundbreaking approach to scoliosis care. Our partnership brings together decades of experience and innovation in scoliosis treatment.

The Silicon Valley Scoliosis Method represents a paradigm shift in scoliosis treatment. This cutting-edge approach integrates advanced diagnostic techniques and tailored therapeutic interventions to address scoliosis with unprecedented precision. The method emphasizes not only the correction of the curvature but also the overall well-being of the patient, focusing on holistic and sustainable results.

As part of our commitment to providing top-tier scoliosis care, we facilitate direct connections with Dr. Matthew Janzen and Dr. Michael Janzen. Their extensive experience and specialized knowledge in scoliosis treatment ensure that you receive the most effective and innovative care available.

At Ourscoliosis, our commitment extends beyond providing alternative treatments and guidance for children and teenagers with scoliosis. We prioritize emotional support, creating a nurturing community where they feel supported and inspired. 

Our aim is to empower them to face their condition with resilience and optimism. We cultivate a safe space where they can freely share experiences and seek advice from others who understand their journey. In addition to treatment, we encourage enjoyable and beneficial exercises that contribute to their long-term strength and well-being. By addressing both physical and emotional needs, our goal is to improve their overall quality of life and foster a sense of empowerment in managing their health.