My takeaways:
1. A much-structured way of approaching pediatric assessment.
2. A better understanding of spinal and cranial findings and how they can guide clinical decision making.
3. The importance of having a clear process of assessment, correction and recheck.

Professionally, the program has given me a much clearer framework for pediatric assessment and care. Although I have not yet had the opportunity to treat infants in practice. Personally, it has also encouraged me to continue developing my knowledge in pediatric chiropractic rather than approaching it simply as a smaller version of adult care.

I haven’t had the opportunity to apply the techniques with an infant in clinical practice yet. To be honest, I’m also not 100% confident at this stage, as I’m still learning, reviewing and trying to fully understand the concepts and techniques taught in the program. There is a lot of information to take in, and I feel that building confidence will come with continued study and eventually more hands-on experience. However, the program has given me a much clearer framework and foundation for pediatric assessment, and I now have a better idea of what I need to look for and continue working on before applying it in practice.

Yes. I would recommend it to chiropractors who are interested in pediatric care and want a structured framework rather than simply learning a collection of techniques. The program goes into considerable depth and has helped me understand the reasoning behind the assessment and correction process.

I really appreciate the depth of knowledge and clinical experience shared throughout the program. Thank you to Dr. Rosen and Dr. Watson for sharing their knowledge and experience so generously.