Causes of Poor Posture

  • Muscle Tension or Weakness
  • Injury/ Accidents
  • Use of Technology (Computer/ Mobile/Tablet)
  • Working From Home
  • Poor Footwear/ High Heels
  • A Sedentary Lifestyle
  • Stress and Anxiety
  • Sleeping on your Stomach
  • Obesity
  • Osteoporosis (Osteopenia)

Correcting Poor Posture can:

  • Prevents abnormal stress and wear on your joints and ligaments
  • Prevents the spine from becoming abnormally aligned
  • Reduces risk of muscle strain
  • Will help reduce muscle fatigue as they will perform more efficiently
  • May reduce the risk of certain chronic diseases such as arthritis
  • Reduces the risk of chronic diseases like arthritis
  • Helps to prevent back pain
  • Promotes better health and increased energy

Posture is how you position your body when standing, sitting, or laying down

Poor posture is positioning yourself in an unnatural way that places additional strain on your muscles and ligaments. For example, when you slump in front of the computer, you may feel relaxed at first, but your shoulders will be hunched, and your neck will creep forward. If you stay in this position for too long, you may begin to experience a sore neck, lower back pain, and tense shoulder muscles as well as headaches.

At the clinic, we take great care to assess your posture and alignment and part of the initial examination involves using our digital postural analysis software which provides visual confirmation as to where postural improvements are required.

This helps us to tailor your treatment to specifically suit your needs.


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