Postural disorders, that is, poor posture in children and adults, have been on the rise in recent years. Modern lifestyles and modern technology have accelerated our lives on the one hand, and significantly reduced the need for movement on the other hand, which has had a negative impact on the youngest population. It should be emphasised that poor posture results in changes in the muscular tissue, while deformity is a change in the skeletal apparatus.

Poor posture can be more easily resolved if a problem is identified and treated properly. Reduced activity and weakness of certain muscle groups can cause various disorders, from flat feet, X or O legs, kyphotic, lordotic or scoliotic poor posture.

Our corrective programme at Scolio Centre is based on corrective gymnastics incorporating elements of the Schroth method. As postural disorders - poor posture in children are on the rise, the need for a specific type of exercise is provided by our programme.