Wonkwang Digital University Yoga Department Holds Regional Workshops on Scoliosis Therapy

Wonkwang Digital University's Yoga and Meditation Department recently held a specialized workshop on Schroth Therapy for scoliosis, targeting students and alumni in the Daejeon-Chungcheong and Gwangju-Jeonnam regions. The event, held at the Daejeon campus, aimed to deepen understanding of scoliosis and provide practical training in Schroth Therapy, a globally recognized non-surgical approach.

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It was a beneficial time to systematically understand scoliosis, and it was meaningful to learn exercises that can be used in daily life through practice.

Led by instructor Lee Sang-gil, a specialist in scoliosis exercise, the workshop covered the causes, types, and scientific evaluation of scoliosis in the morning session. The afternoon was dedicated to hands-on practice, focusing on the principles and application of Schroth Therapy with various clinical case studies. Participants learned practical methods for improving spinal health through exercises incorporating breathing and posture correction.

Attendees expressed satisfaction with the workshop. One participant noted it was a "beneficial time to systematically understand scoliosis" and "meaningful to learn exercises applicable to daily life through practice." Department head Park Seung-tae emphasized the event's value in combining scientific understanding with practical application for spinal health. He stated the department will continue to offer diverse practical programs and regional lectures to foster students' health and professional development.

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This workshop was a meaningful event where participants could experience both a scientific understanding of spinal health and practical exercise methods.

The Yoga and Meditation Department at Wonkwang Digital University offers various educational programs based on traditional yoga and meditation to enhance the health and quality of life for modern individuals. The department is committed to nurturing professionals with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. The university is currently accepting applications for new and transfer students for the second semester of 2026 until July 15.

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Moving forward, the Yoga and Meditation Department plans to continuously operate various practice-oriented programs and regional special lectures to enhance students' health and strengthen their professional capabilities.