Brace is a complex corrective asymmetrically constructed orthosis, which is characterized by pressure zones (pads) and free spaces (expansion zones). The type of the brace is determined exclusively according to the classification and pattern of the scoliotic curve, which means that each brace is unique and individual.

We mean postural control by self-correction during various daily activities. This allows people with scoliosis to more easily form their newly formed posture and process it as a motor engram (we encode the brain by repeating a certain action, in this case movement). The purpose of self-correction is for new positions to become a new conscious corrected posture, which contributes to avoiding further progression of scoliosis.

The Schroth method was founded in 1921 in Germany, but the spread of the method outside the borders of the German state didn’t begin until 2008. Axel Hennes, one of the bearers of the method, made a big effort to begin with his idea of ​​spreading the method in other countries and other parts of the world.

Katharina Schroth was born on February 22, 1894 in Dresden, Germany. In February 1983, the clinic was renamed the ,,Katharina Schroth Clinic” as part of the method's founder. Katharina Schroth passed away on February 19, 1985. Katharina had big help from her daughter, Christa Lehnert Schroth, who was a physiotherapist and who played a key role in the further development of the method that her mother devised. After Christa divorced her first husband, with whom she had a son, Weiss, she married Adalbert Lehnert, who helps her build a new institute and who also helps treat patients. Christa ran "Katharina Schroth Clinic" until 2015 when she was sold to Axlepios.