Reedy to Align/What Most Scoliosis Patients Aren’t Told About Breathing & Movement

  • Free

What Most Scoliosis Patients Aren’t Told About Breathing & Movement

  • Webinar
  • Starts May 27 at 10:00 PM UTC

Free Live Training for Scoliosis & Post-Fusion Patients If you’ve ever been told to “just watch it” but felt like there had to be more—this workshop is for you. Learn Schroth-informed foundations for posture, breathing, and movement in a practical, approachable way. This workshop includes educational discussion relevant to scoliosis, post-fusion life, posture, and breathing awareness.

Beyond “Just Watch It”

FREE Strong Spine Foundations Mini Workshop

A free live virtual workshop for teens, adults, and parents who want to better understand scoliosis, posture, breathing, and movement beyond generic advice.

Have you or your child ever been told to “just watch” scoliosis…

…but left wondering what that actually means for posture, breathing, strength, and daily life?

If so, you’re not alone.

Too often, people are given vague advice like:

“Sit up straight.”

“Strengthen your core.”

“Just monitor it.”

But scoliosis and posture are often more nuanced than that.

In this FREE live virtual mini workshop, you’ll learn:

✔️ Common mistakes people make when trying to “fix” posture
✔️ Why scoliosis is often more than just a sideways curve
✔️ The role breathing and ribcage mechanics may play
✔️ Foundational concepts related to awareness, alignment, and movement
✔️ Simple strategies you can begin thinking about right away


THIS WORKSHOP IS FOR:

Teens, adults, parents, or anyone curious about:

  • Scoliosis

  • Posture

  • Hyperkyphosis

  • Rib flare

  • Breathing mechanics

  • Schroth-informed education

  • ABOUT YOUR HOST:

    Ashley Reedy, PT, DPT

    I’m a physical therapist, educator, and Schroth-based scoliosis specialist passionate about helping individuals better understand posture, breathing, and movement beyond fear or oversimplified advice.


    IMPORTANT NOTE:

    This workshop is educational in nature and does not replace individualized medical or physical therapy advice.