“I decided to take this course after my son had his tongue/lip ties revised after birth and needed cranial adjusting.

Pediatric training is way more involved than what we are taught in school. This course was amazing at going into the details.
This course teaches spinal adjusting as well, not just cranial. As well as examinations (I don’t feel this is taught well enough in chiropractic school).
These techniques taught can be the missing piece in many cases where pediatric patients have improved but then hit a plateau.

This has opened my eyes to how many kids can be helped with pediatric adjusting. I wasn’t confident in my adjusting even though I have been trained under a pediatric chiropractor but having learned these techniques I feel much more confident.

I had a patient come in with a side preference as well as having just had a tongue and lip tie procedure. He wasn’t nursing well and was overall tense and fussy. Using the cranial adjusting taught in the course, specifically sphenoid, the baby has made a complete improvement. The parents now describe him as an easy baby to me who rarely fusses and he sleeps well.

Yes, I would recommend this course to anyone who wants to work with pediatric patients in any capacity. It has opened my eyes to how in-depth pediatric adjusting is (they are not ‘mini adults’ and helping the tougher cases sometimes goes beyond standard spinal adjusting).

I think other chiropractors would benefit from studying with you because I don’t believe many colleges teach enough about pediatrics, even basic adjusting, in their curriculum. Thank you!”

“I retook the SOT Pediatric Program so I could continue to sharpen my cranial and spinal adjusting skill, gain greater confidence, and deepen my understanding and knowledge of pediatric spinal and cranial assessment.

Three takeaways I received from this course are: 1.Having a detailed history and well-organized examination will lead to better outcomes for the patient. 2. Practice on live models as much as you can to give yourself the hands-on experience you need to become more experienced. 3. Learn from your peers. Their challenges that they present on the Facebook group can give you valuable insight on how to deal with similar challenges that may present to your office in the near future.

I feel like I’ve gained more confidence in myself and in my ability to deliver quality care to my pediatric patient.

I found that if I first cleared the occiput and sphenobasilar junction followed by the temporal and frontal bone in many of my infant patients who presented to my office with chronic issues had amazing results almost immediately. Which in turn, leads to happier mothers and more family involvement in chiropractic care.

I strongly believe this course is a MUST for all chiropractors who want to better serve their pediatric community. It will enhance your professional capability to adjust, assess, and evaluate the pediatric population across various developmental stages.

Having the opportunity to learn from Dr. Rosen and Dr. Watson for the second time was as always, a very rewarding experience. This course continues to provide me with the training I need to support my passion in caring for the pediatric community. I always end up feeling eager and motivated to serve at a greater capacity after completing the course.

I really enjoyed taking this course and I look forward to continuing learning with you both in the many other programs you offer!”

Humans are truly amazing creatures, I learned that not all age groups should be approached in the same way, I realized again how important the field of chiropractic is.

There is a lot of life views about human life and age groups.

I have used CSF balancing technique on 12 months old, he wasn’t standing up and trying to walk, and even after first session parents called me and said please let him stay on the floor do something about this. That was a really funny day for me.

Thank you for this awesome program doctor.

Great self-paced, small bites at a time way to study and absorb the information -gives you specific techniques but in a larger clinical context for bigger picture -if you want to work with infants and kids or do already, you need to take it

Taking this program has increased my clinical confidence with my pediatric clients, and given me more certainty with my evaluation as well as the way I communicate with the parents of my pediatric clients. as well as pushed me to take steps I was procrastinating in my practice, like making more targeted intake and exam forms for different age groups in my practice.

One of the most dramatic cases in the clinic recently was with a postpartum Mom with migraines and teeth pain that was not dental related. After these corrections her migraines have ceased, and she doesn’t have pain eating any more.

Yes, I would recommend this program. It is so comprehensive and yet extremely convenient to be able to do it each week while on lunch break in the clinic. I always struggle with getting overloaded at 12 hour weekend classes with so much info stuffed into a small period of time. This is much more conducive to my learning, attention, and retention.

I really appreciate you sharing your wisdom and clinical insights. So grateful to be able to learn from you.

My three takeaways:
1. Very complete program.
2. You will know how to correct each segment on a kiddo (head, neck, back, leg).
3. Very interesting in web learning.

It helped me get confident with cranial work, helps more babies and kids with their issue, and of course be a better chiropractor.

I help babies with ear infection, plagiocephaly and cranial distortion.