Our team is certified in The Rigo Concept, an evolution of Schroth, for scoliosis physical therapy created by BSPTS
All our instructors have been active members and strong participants in the Society of Scoliosis Orthopedic Rehabilitation and Treatment (SOSORT). We teach our courses at our own local clinics and at host facilities around the country. Our students rate our courses highly for the organized and professional teaching style and content.
Amy Sbihli |
Cindy Marti |
Beth Janssen |
MPT, DPT |
Physical Therapist |
Physical Therapist |
We have a strong history of scoliosis education.
Our experience as individual Schroth clinicians dates back to as early as 2004. After years of clinical practice, we began teaching courses under the curriculum of Dr. Rigo in 2010. We started our first US cooperative teaching group (Scoliosis Education Seminars) in 2013, which became Schroth Barcelona Institute, LLC in 2016. Schroth Barcelona Institute (SBI) now represents BSPTS – North America group of teachers.
Our teachers have made great strides to improve the education, quality and cost-effective treatment for patients with scoliosis. BSPTS-North America has held 32 courses for L1, certifying 244 therapists. Our first L2 course certified 7 therapists. We have certified over 230 C1 therapists and over 355 C2 therapists. BSPTS-North America students rate our courses highly for the organized and professional teaching style of our teachers. There are a growing number of North American institutions sending therapists to our courses in order to implement high quality scoliosis care in their facilities.
Our teachers have made great strides to improve the education, quality and cost-effective treatment for patients with scoliosis. BSPTS-North America has held 32 courses for L1, certifying 244 therapists. Our first L2 course certified 7 therapists. We have certified over 230 C1 therapists and over 355 C2 therapists. BSPTS-North America students rate our courses highly for the organized and professional teaching style of our teachers. There are a growing number of North American institutions sending therapists to our courses in order to implement high quality scoliosis care in their facilities.
