Building a Scoliosis Support Network—Family, Friends & Professionals

Building a Scoliosis Support Network—Family, Friends & Professionals

No one should manage scoliosis alone. Having the right mix of family, friends, clinicians, and peer support can significantly improve outcomes and quality of life.

The Family Role

Family members often:

Friends & Peers

Friends can offer:

Professional Team

A strong professional network may include:

Dorsi’s Role in Network-Building

We help patients connect the dots by:

Next Steps

If you feel isolated or unsupported in your scoliosis journey, Dorsi Spinal Institute can help you build a strong, protective support network around you.

Related reading: see our blogs on emotional support, social life, and practitioner education.

 

Written by

Dr Matthew ABJ Potts BSc MSc DC ISPRM
Clinical Director 
Doctor of Chiropractic 
Specialist Scoliosis Consultant 
Fellow of the British Scoliosis Society 
Member of the Scoliosis Association (UK)
Chair of the Clinical Advisory Board at Meloq AB
Member of the International Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine
Editorial board member of international journals CICRJ & Rehabilitation Science
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