A spinal therapy apparatus, which includes a gripping member to be placed against the back of the user of said apparatus for treating vertebrae in spinal column and adjusted so as to be applied between vertebrae of the spinal column of the user, to a single vertebra or vertebral interspace at the time, - said spinal therapy apparatus includes a gripping member unit with two elongated gripping members, - said elongated gripping members comprising a longitudinal ridge, a longitudinal rounded edge, or a longitudinal line formed by two or more protrusions (26a, 26b), which can be disposed so as to apply pressure to the selected vertebra on both sides of the midline of the spinal column, - said elongated gripping member can be fitted into a vertebral interspace so that ends of both of the said gripping members are close to the midline of the spinal column, at a distance from the spinal column, and the opposite ends of said gripping members are directed away from the midline of the spinal column diagonally sideways, diverging from the transverse direction of the spinal column and partly towards the shoulder of the user and an angle (2α) is formed between the longitudinal ridge, longitudinal rounded edge or longitudinal line of each of said gripping members and is less than 180°, wherein - said spinal therapy apparatus includes at least one support handle, which the user of the spinal therapy apparatus can hold, support himself or herself on, lean against or hang on in order to move the selected vertebrae of the spinal column to said ridges (26a, 26b) of said elongated gripping members of said gripping member unit, - between the protrusions (26a, 26b) is a gap for proc. spinosuses, - above the protrusions (26a, 26b) are curved support parts to support the vertebrae remaining above it, and - between the protrusions (26a, 26b) and the support parts is a separate groove in order for the ridges to be able to penetrate the tissue deep enough to provide friction and to operate as space for the folds of the skin. - said spinal therapy apparatus includes a gripping member unit with two elongated gripping members, - said elongated gripping members comprising a longitudinal ridge, a longitudinal rounded edge, or a longitudinal line formed by two or more protrusions (26a, 26b), which can be disposed so as to apply pressure to the selected vertebra on both sides of the midline of the spinal column, - said elongated gripping member can be fitted into a vertebral interspace so that ends of both of the said gripping members are close to the midline of the spinal column, at a distance from the spinal column, and the opposite ends of said gripping members are directed away from the midline of the spinal column diagonally sideways, diverging from the transverse direction of the spinal column and partly towards the shoulder of the user and an angle (2α) is formed between the longitudinal ridge, longitudinal rounded edge or longitudinal line of each of said gripping members and is less than 180°, - said spinal therapy apparatus includes at least one support handle, which the user of the spinal therapy apparatus can hold, support himself or herself on, lean against or hang on in order to move the selected vertebrae of the spinal column to said ridges (26a, 26b) of said elongated gripping members of said gripping member unit, - between the protrusions (26a, 26b) is a gap for proc. spinosuses, - above the protrusions (26a, 26b) are curved support parts to support the vertebrae remaining above it, and - between the protrusions (26a, 26b) and the support parts is a separate groove in order for the ridges to be able to penetrate the tissue deep enough to provide friction and to operate as space for the folds of the skin.