Seattle Scoliosis Chiropractic Care
Welcome to Flourish Chiropractic Spa, your trusted destination for chiropractic scoliosis care in Seattle, WA. Our skilled practitioners will work with you to create a treatment plan that targets your unique needs and alleviates the pain and discomfort caused by your scoliosis.
Our Seattle Scoliosis Practitioners

Dr. Ally Quintos

Dr. Kelly Perona

Dr. Ally Quintos
Dr. Ally is one of those rare extraverted Seattleites. She loves to help others move better and feel better while holding a compassionate, motivating space. As with other providers at Flourish, Dr. Ally believes that any progress in health, no matter how small, is a step forward and should be celebrated. Some days that will be earning a PR at the gym. Other days that will be simply showing up for your appointment. Your best will change from day to day, and it is enough.
Dr. Ally uses chiropractic adjusting, muscle scraping (gua sha), pin and stretch, and therapeutic exercises, while also addressing behavioral modifications, nutrition, and lifestyle factors all for optimal wellness. She is primarily a diversified manual adjuster, and also implements Thompson Drops and instrument-assisted adjustments. Some of her patients prefer instrument-only and that is welcomed by her.
She takes a movement and biomechanics based approach to chiropractic to promote function and wellbeing. As an avid runner, Dr. Ally loves helping people with hip, knee and shoulder injuries. She is amazed at how many people who hike or run have neck and shoulders tension! Aside from sports injuries or helping people continue doing what they love, she also has experience in pediatrics and prenatal, and really enjoys working with children, from 1 month to 17 years old. She loves supporting those who are expecting throughout their pregnancy, whether it be back pain, hip pain or overall wellness.
Dr. Ally returned to Seattle in 2020 to practice and joined Flourish in 2022. When Dr. Ally is outside of the office, she enjoys running, spending time with her family, and playing with her pup, Franklin.
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Dathan Heartson, LMT
Welcome our newest massage therapist, Dathan! He will start seeing patients on Wednesday, August 5th.
With 10 years of experience, Dathan provides Deep Tissue, Trigger Point Therapy, Swedish, Neuromuscular, Sports Massage, and Prenatal Massage. He particularly specializes in injury treatment and has a holistic, flowing approach with the intention of alleviating stress and anxiety, and regulating the nervous system. As a very physically active person himself, he has learned how to care for numerous conditions such as rotator cuff, neck, and hip issues.
Please give Dathan a warm welcome!
License no. MA60491411

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Wes Patterson
*Wes now offers Intraoral TMJ massage! If interested, please call to book.
Wes (he/they) is a trauma-informed, compassionate medical massage therapist who ensures a safe, healing environment. They are passionate about listening to and partnering with clients to craft a treatment that will be as effective and comfortable as possible. Whether it’s relaxation, working a few knots out of your neck, or seeking relief from back pain—they will work with you to plan a session to meet your goals.
Wes has practiced massage in both spa and clinic environments. He has a Washington State endorsement for Intraoral massage. His specialty is Relaxation/Swedish massage, but he enjoys integrating other modalities such as Trigger Point Therapy, Myofascial Release, deep tissue, Muscle Energy Technique, and CBD or aromatherapy treatments. During a session, Wes does their best to listen to your tissue as well as any feedback you (or your body) provide to ensure your comfort and that the work together is as effective as possible. After a session, Wes will check in about any questions/concerns you may have and will offer simple tips to improve your self-care and make your next session an even more effective experience.
Wes looks forward to the opportunity to join you on your quest towards healing, self-care, and improved quality of life.
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Kim Major
Kim is a healthcare professional at UW Medical Center and is inspired by the dedication and amount of care her peers in the medical field are giving to the community. While Kim loves her job at the hospital, she is more passionate about massage. She possesses qualities that make up an excellent Massage Therapist such as hard working, intuitive, driven, result oriented, empathetic and a calm demeanor.
Kim focuses on pain management, therapeutic or outcome based or integrated massage. Her skills include Relaxing Massages such as General Swedish, Structure Specific (Deep Tissue), Cupping and Hot stone massage. She also offers Medical/Treatment massage such as Myofascial Release, Lymphatic Facilitation, & Deep Transverse Friction. She works as a team with her patients and offers wellness tips or homework to help them heal faster and improve their lives.
Lastly, Kim advocates self-care, self-awareness, and self-love. Walk with them in their journey towards self-care is something she is passionate about. She provides a safe place for her patients to heal and relax.
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Dr. Kelly Perona
Dr. Kelly focuses on intentional healing and pain relief using hot stones, adjustments, focused massage, and stretches to encourage movement in the body, as well as preventive/self-care, posture and general wellbeing.
She is Webster-certified and has studied in the most painless, effective treatment methods available which involve traditional hands-on adjustments or instrument.
From Dr. Kelly: I love connecting with people and holding a supportive space for their needs. I started school to become a dentist with the intent to have a career in helping people. Three years into my schooling, I changed my profession to chiropractic after a car accident so I could focus on treating muscle and joint problems naturally. I love witnessing the exponential improvement chiropractic and massage can bring to whiplash or strains from MVAs, bike accidents, or other collisions. And doing so in a compassionate, validating space.
I have helped musicians, people who bind or brave MTF or FTM surgeries, runners, yoga enthusiasts, people in the restaurant industry, hairstylists, and those with the ever-elusive desk jobs. My mission is to help people live life to their fullest potential. Sometimes that is being able to work throughout the day without pain. Sometimes that is getting out of bed and brushing your teeth. There is no judgement and I am humbled and appreciative to have someone trust me to help them in their goals.
I am familiar with a large variety of body movements and mechanics and have plenty of experience with my own injuries. I also understand that healing from an injury can be difficult because you don’t want to take time off from activity. I don’t want people to settle for merely being out of pain for typical daily activities. Healing properly, to me, means being able to get back into your personal level of activity without discomfort. I’d love to help.
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What Is Scoliosis?
Scoliosis is an abnormal curvature of your spine. While a normal spine curves, that curve is slightly forward and backward. When you have scoliosis, your spine curves to the left and right, creating a C or even S shape. While most scoliosis cases are mild and don’t interfere with your life, more severe cases can make it difficult to stand up straight, walk, and even breathe.
Scoliosis is usually diagnosed in early adolescence, but sometimes it’s not identified until adulthood. You may have mild scoliosis that went unnoticed for years and never caused any pain or problems. But as you age, you may develop back pain or a slumping posture, and that’s when you’re “suddenly” diagnosed with scoliosis.
How Do You Treat Scoliosis?
Depending on the severity of your scoliosis and how much it is interfering with your life, your healthcare provider may start with a conservative approach to treatment. These nonsurgical options can include regular checkups to monitor your spinal curvature, bracing, physical therapy, or supportive treatments, including chiropractic care.
When nonsurgical options aren’t effective, or you have a severe case, surgery, such as spinal fusion or an osteotomy (reshaping the vertebrae), may be necessary.


Benefits of Chiropractic Scoliosis Care
Chiropractic adjustments can’t fix or cure scoliosis. And when your spinal curvature isn’t causing any pain, you may not feel a need for supportive care. However, if left untreated, even mild scoliosis can eventually cause spine pain, neck pain, and negatively impact your quality of life.
Regular and consistent spinal manipulation and chiropractic care can improve spinal alignment, relieve chronic pain, and prevent future problems. Your scoliosis treatment and care plan can:
- Provide drug-free pain relief. While over-the-counter pain medications help manage spine pain, they’re not a long-term solution.
- Prevent long-term problems. An experienced scoliosis chiropractor will design an effective treatment plan that improves how you feel and function.
- Be less invasive. As part of a supportive care plan, you may be able to delay or avoid more invasive treatment options to manage your scoliosis pain and discomfort.
- Restore mobility and flexibility. Chronic scoliosis pain makes it more difficult to move, which makes your joints less flexible, which causes pain and makes it more difficult to move. Chiropractic care breaks this cycle, restoring the mobility and flexibility you may have lost.
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Our Approach to Scoliosis Care
At Flourish Chiropractic Spa, we adopt a holistic and personalized approach to scoliosis treatment and care. Our process includes:
Comprehensive assessment. Conduct a thorough examination to determine the severity of your scoliosis and how it’s impacting your quality of life.
Personalized treatment plan. Develop a customized plan that addresses your scoliosis curvature and helps you achieve your long-term health goals.
Chiropractic adjustments. Use gentle and precise chiropractic techniques and adjustments to restore spinal alignment and relieve pain.
Therapeutic exercises. Provide targeted exercises to strengthen back and abdominal muscles to help you stand tall without making your scoliosis worse.
Lifestyle advice. Offer guidance on posture, ergonomics, and other lifestyle factors to support your recovery and slow any scoliosis progression.
Ongoing support. Ensure continuous care and follow-up to monitor your progress and adjust treatments as needed.
Complementing Therapies
In addition to scoliosis chiropractic care and adjustments, we offer a range of services to support your overall health:
- Massage therapy. Massages increase blood flow throughout the body to reduce inflammation and relieve any tension, pain, or stress you’re carrying.
- Medical massage therapy. Targeted therapeutic medical massages focus on the root cause of your pain and discomfort to help you manage chronic pain.
- Cupping therapy. Cupping therapy increases blood flow throughout the back, bringing more oxygen to impacted muscles and ligaments to support their recovery.

Get The Care You Need to Manage Your Scoliosis
Flourish Chiropractic Spa makes the first step toward managing your scoliosis easy. We encourage you to schedule a consultation to discuss your needs and learn more about how our specialized chiropractic and massage services can support your health and lifestyle. Our friendly team is here to guide you through the process, ensuring you receive the personalized care you deserve.
Book an appointment today and take the first step on your journey to better health.
FAQs – Seattle Scoliosis Chiropractors
Can a chiropractor fix scoliosis?
Spinal manipulation and chiropractic care aren’t a cure, and they won’t permanently straighten the spine. But conservative treatment approaches, like scoliosis, can manage your symptoms and slow its progression.
What are the long-term benefits of chiropractic for managing scoliosis?
When combined with regular exercises and supportive therapies, regular chiropractic adjustments may reduce your scoliosis pain while improving your posture and mobility.
When should I get chiropractic treatment for scoliosis?
Early care can help you manage symptoms and support long-term spinal health. And if your scoliosis diagnosis isn’t new but it’s suddenly causing symptoms, like back pain, stiffness, slouching, or reduced mobility, chiropractic may help you manage the pain and even improve how you feel. can cause mild to moderate back pain, and massage therapy can relax your muscles and reduce the pain.
Does insurance cover chiropractic treatment or massage for scoliosis?
Coverage varies by provider and plan, so it’s best to check with your insurance company to understand what your policy includes. Learn more about our insurance and billing policies.
Can I see a physical therapist or other provider if I’m getting chiropractic for my scoliosis?
Absolutely. Chiropractic care is most effective when combined with other supportive therapies, like posture training or physical therapy.
Most Common Disorders We Treat
Pain Management
Chiropractic Care and Adjustments
Relieve pain and improve mobility with personalized chiropractic adjustments.
TMJ Chiropractic Care/Adjustments
Relieve jaw tension and improve comfort with targeted TMJ adjustments and massage therapy.
Sciatica
Ease sciatic nerve pain with targeted adjustments and therapy to relieve pressure and restore comfort.
Back Pain
Reduce back pain and enhance mobility with focused chiropractic adjustments and therapeutic care.
Chiropractic Webster Technique
This protocol helps maintain pelvic alignment and balance throughout pregnancy.
Injury Treatment & Rehabilitation
Accident Recovery
Reclaim your mobility and comfort after accidents with personalized rehabilitation plans.
Car Accident Injury
Specialized treatment plans focused on recovery and rehabilitation from auto accident injuries.
Post-Cesarean Chiropractic Rehabilitation
Personalized treatment plans to support postpartum c-section recovery.
Sports Injury
Restore strength and agility with tailored sports rehabilitation and chiropractic care.
Stress & Tension Relief
Massage Therapy
Relieve stress and tension with therapeutic massage techniques designed to relax the body and mind.
Cupping Therapy
Soothe your spine with targeted therapies designed to alleviate back and neck discomfort.
TMJ Massage
Relieve TMJ discomfort with specialized massage techniques to reduce jaw tension and pain.
Pregnancy Massage
Specialized massage therapy designed to provide comfort and relief during pregnancy.
