“Curvy Girls is a network of peer-led support groups that reduce the emotional impact of scoliosis by empowering girls through mutual support and acceptance to become leaders, make healthy lifestyle choices, and improve self-esteem.”

"Cyberscoli is an online support group for people dealing with scoliosis. As I struggled through various phases of scoliosis, I often felt confused and alone. I created cyberscoli so that everyone dealing with scoliosis could have that support system and community."

Curves of Growth is a student-run organization that strives to provide children and teens who are newly-diagnosed scoliosis with a safe community to grow and connect with. We have a wonderful team of experienced scoliosis mentors and encouraging support friends to lead you toward embracing your condition and realizing how much of a scoliosis warrior you truly are!

The first contemporary novel about a disorder that bends the lives of ten percent of all teenagers: scoliosis. Braced was inspired by author Alyson Gerber’s own scoliosis journey and experiences with bracing. Read along as Rachel Brooks finds out that she has to wear a brace for her scoliosis. "But as Rachel confronts all the challenges the brace presents, the biggest change of all may lie in how she sees herself."

“I was inspired to make Higgy Bears so no one else with scoliosis will have to feel alone and go through what I did. I want to make you that every child out there has a friend just like them to share their scoliosis journey with!” – Lauren Higginson, CEO and Founder

My name is Colette! I enjoy running, photography and baking! I have done many 5ks, a two 10ks, and ran my 1st half marathon before scoliosis surgery in May 2017! I participate in track and cross country. This blog is about my journey with an upcoming scoliosis spinal fusion and how I’m doing after!

“Living with Scoliosis is no easy feat. At times, it can feel like your Scoliosis has control over your life, occupying your mind at every waking moment. No matter where you are, how your feeling, or who you want to become – I’m committed to helping you find power over your pain and live your life to the fullest.” – Cherie, Beyond Scoliosis Author and Founder

“Hey, I’m Katie! This is my experience with scoliosis, and I want to help any of you who have it by providing some tips and helping you know what to expect from bracing to surgery. So when life throws you a curve… brace yourself!”

Forever Fierce's mission is to raise awareness for physical and mental health while supporting teens on their wellness journeys.

The Scoliosaurus is a story about the courageous T rex Sonny that finds out he has the condition scoliosis, helped along the way by his supportive family and friends.

Scoliosis twists Deenie's plans for seventh grade in this classic Judy Blume novel with a fresh new look.

BraceTrack is a time-tracking app for scoliosis braces which allows users to record their brace time, track banked hours, view bracing trends graphically, and set up auto reporting of achieved braced time.

Your Scolios-us Brace Journal not only  helps you track your brace wear, but also helps you track how you are feeling about bracing and everything else.  Your journal also functions as your yearly planner, with goal setting opportunities and lots of space for reflection and note-taking!

ScolioBend is a nonprofit company designed to support scoliosis patients with the resources and mutual emotional support they need to succeed. With everything made by scoliosis fighters for scoliosis fighters, we hope to inspire everyone that you are bent to be strong!

The purpose of our Welcome to Scoliosis Bracing video is to give you an honest look into scoliosis bracing from people who are living it.

We are a group of girls with scoliosis sharing our experiences about VBT, ASC, Spinal fusion, bracing, and so much more!

Malia Jade shares great scoliosis bracing information on her YouTube channel. Her videos can be a fantastic resource as you begin bracing. She has over 5,500 subscribers and almost half a million views, so you know she’s sharing some great stuff!

Dr. Elisabetta D'Agata is an Italian psychologist and psychotherapist who has been studying and treating patients with idiopathic scoliosis for more than ten years. Her own history with scoliosis pushed her to enter this area of study. She knows that a patient with scoliosis is more than his or her Cobb angle. She performs counseling sessions over Skype and can be contacted by email at [email protected].

Hope's Embrace, our inaugural product, is a cute and comfortable brace undershirt, worn under a scoliosis brace to prevent chafing and perspiration. Our mission is to empower youth with idiopathic scoliosis by boosting confidence, self-esteem, and brace compliance.

"At Brace Buddies, our hope is to support brace wearers by providing improved protection, comfort and more clothing options to increase confidence, and encourage brace compliance as brace wearers “find and live their new normal” during the bracing process. Brace Buddies wants to help you embrace your brace so it can work for you.”

EmBraced In Comfort was started in 2009 by Tina Beauvais in response to her daughter's need for more comfortable and functional undergarments to wear under her Scoliosis Brace.

Unlike backpacks or messenger bags, BackTpack, with its balanced side bags, applies the load to the body’s vertical axis, thereby eliminating posture distortion and decreasing the effort required to carry the load, in obedience to the laws of physics. The load feels lighter and you stand straighter.

Our mission is to provide insecure scoliosis patients with the remedy for hiding their bulky back braces, in a trendy fashion. Simultaneously, these bags will empower young patients to carry their braces with courage, pride and style, now unafraid of others noticing their braces.  Plus, we donate 15% of our profits to Stand Tall International, an organization that funds life saving spinal surgeries for children in East Africa.

This directory is an up-to-date list of BSPTS SBI trained physical therapists who practice in the US and internationally.

Sometimes, surgery cannot be avoided. Some curves are just aggressive, and some are already at a surgical magnitude when they are first discovered. We want you to feel supported during every part of your scoliosis journey. Here, you will find some information about what to expect going into your scoliosis surgery.

Scoliosis Family Adventures is a blog page supporting families of scoliosis patients. It is run by Tina Beauvais, who is a mother of 2 Scoliosis patients and a wife to another.  She is also the founder of EmBraced In Comfort.

Setting Scoliosis Straight is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization devoted to empowering families impacted by scoliosis through education, connection, and research. Our mission is to support discoveries and advance techniques in the treatment of spinal deformities in children and adolescents worldwide.

Scoliosis Spine Surgeon Interviews includes extended discussions with the top scoliosis surgeons, researchers, orthotists and therapists from around the world. These interviews were inspired by my son's scoliosis journey from diagnosis to bracing, physiotherapy, chiropractic and ultimately to vertebral body tethering.

UHCCF’s mission is to significantly enhance the clinical condition or quality of life of children covered under a commercial health insurance plan and are 16 years old or younger living in the United States.

When health insurance is not enough, we’re here to help — with copays, premiums, deductibles and out-of-pocket expenses for supplies, supplements, surgeries and more. We offer financial assistance through a number of Disease Funds with new funds opening every year, so you can get the care you need.

Mercy Medical Angels’ mission is to ensure that no one in need is denied medical care because they don’t have transportation.

The Children's Scoliosis Foundation is a patient and family led nonprofit that is dedicated to providing support to families, promoting awareness, and advancing the science of scoliosis detection, treatment and prevention. Financial aid grants of up to $500 per trip ($750 for international travel) are available to help support children and their families who are traveling long distances for bracing or surgical treatment for scoliosis.