Incorrect posture or a bad posture is an irregular relationship between muscular and bone structures without anatomical changes on the spine. In incorrect posture, the load is being unevenly spread across rhe body which leads to the overload of bones and joints and muscular misbalance. When the body is being looked from the front or back, central straight pillar of the spine has to be straight. Scoliosis is recognized because the pillar is not straight and is bent to one side (right or left) in the shape of letters “S” or “C.” Sedentary lifestyle helps in forming this deformity. The client is a third year student of nautical college who used to actively play basketball. Today, she doesn’t participate in any sports and she spends her days sitting down either at the college or at work. The origin of the deformity is unknown to the client, but a lot of people see the connection in the sports and interests that are dominated by a certain movement pattern or the usage of a certain extremity, but nothing has been officially confirmed. In this case, bottom right thoracolumbar scoliosis type “C” is evident and it causes misbalance in the movement pattern. The client does not have any pain complaints and has not attended any treatments for curing scoliosis. Plan and program that is being implemented has been broken down into four phases that define goals with principal of progression. In the first phase, we are trying to focus on mobility and kinesthesia, correct starting position of an exercise (position that does not cause pain) and regular breathing pattern. Second phase is focused on stability exercises in symmetrical DNS positions, while in the third phase we are trying to affect the shaping of the spine, as well as core stability and de-rotation of vertebrae. Final phase is focused on stretching and strengthening of the back muscles. The goal of the treatment is to decrease the angle of scoliosis, its progression, and to help the client establish a regular and painless motion pattern.