In this video for healthcare professionals, therapists, and anyone involved in adolescent scoliosis care, physiotherapist Kathrin Güttinger and psychologist Elisabetta D'Agata explore the critical importance of integrating patient perspectives in the treatment of adolescent scoliosis. Understanding and addressing the unique needs and experiences of young patients can significantly enhance their treatment outcomes and overall quality of life. - The Impact of Patient Involvement: the lack of patient participation in treatment decisions correlates with a lower quality of life. - Balancing Stress and Support: Recognizing and managing stress early in adolescence can help reduce anxiety and empower patients, fostering a sense of control and well-being. - Acceptance and Self-Compassion: the importance of helping patients accept their condition and address emotions like shame, which can hinder treatment adherence (from Internal Family Systems Theory by Dick Schwartz). - Practical Strategies for Therapists: Gain practical tips on how to make treatment enjoyable and less stressful, including incorporating fun into exercises and movement therapy, and adapting treatment approaches to fit individual needs. - Connecting with the Parasympathetic Nervous System:Understand how fostering a state of calm and safety through activities that promote relaxation can enhance patients' connection to their self and their inherent resources for overcoming challenges. Watch now to learn how to transform your approach to scoliosis treatment by truly listening to and empowering your patients. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insights on adolescent health and therapy techniques! Find more at: - Kathrin Güttinger: skoliopraxis.ch - Elisabetta D'Agata: psychologyforscoliosis.com
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Integrating Patient Perspectives in the treatment of Adolescents with Scoliosis.
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