Questions and answers

Look at your child in underwear from the front, back and side. Watch for uneven waistlines, shoulder blades or shoulders at different heights, knock knees, a sunken or protruding chest. Then ask for a slow forward bend – the back should be level on both sides of the spine. If anything worries you, book a consultation.

Around 3 months of age (Vojta assessment), at 2–3 years (gait, feet, knees) and between 7 and 9 years, before the growth spurt.

In many cases, yes. Our method has documented results in 830 children – the curve stopped and often improved.

A detailed Orthometer examination, X-ray if needed; one-to-one physiotherapy once a week (Dobomed, Schroth and SEAS methods enriched with the SRB concept); Gravi Spine sessions; home exercises; and, when needed, a Chêneau brace made on site and refunded by the NFZ.

For an appointment with Dr Kluszczyński and for treatment – up to 3 weeks. Sessions are also possible on Saturdays.

Yes – we especially recommend them for advanced scoliosis during a growth spurt. See the stays page or ask reception.