Praise For: Evaluation and Corrections of the Sphenobasilar

“I took this program because I see a lot of babies and wanted to hone in on my cranial adjusting. I feel like the most common cranial bone I adjust is the sphenoid.

The course reminded me that the glossopharyngeal nerve was affected by the sphenoid and I was better able to educate a parent as to why their baby’s tongue started moving around so much more post adjustment of the sphenoid.

I liked that this course was done online and I could start and stop it at my own pace to see exactly where contact points are. I took the original cranial class through ICPA and found the amount of content overwhelming. It was nice to focus on one section.

I liked how you reviewed methods for small-handed doctors. I found that helpful.”

“I decided to take this course knowing the importance of sphenobasilar in the treatment of my patients.

I used this technique with a 7-month-old baby with facial asymmetry, who had never slept more than 2 hours in a row and had great difficulty eating, and had a lot of gag reflexes. After the corrections I learned in the course, she slept for 4:30 the first night, and the next day she ate without any gags, after a few more sessions the asymmetry disappeared. Her mother said it was a miracle!

This course is incredible, the way Martin and Nancy explain it is very easy to understand and be able to put it into practice straight away. Learning about the sphenobasilar is very important when you want to work with craniopathy. So, don’t miss this course!

I’m a fan of this couple and learning from them is addictive. I take all the courses and every time I feel thirsty for more.”

“I know how important the sphenoid evaluation and correction are and I continually want to add technique and knowledge so I can apply this in practice and help more people.

I’m still just slowly putting my hands on patients to get the feel, which can be overwhelming at times.

I have studied with you guys before and I’m always blown away with your wisdom and knowledge with cranial and SOT work. If a doctor wants to explore and learn more about cranial work there is no better place than with you guys.

Thank you so much!”

“I took this course because some patients may not be capable of typical chiropractic adjustment and may need another kind of adjustment without a thrust. Hence, I am seeking another technique to balance the patient’s spinal system in a more gentle way.

I would recommend this course as I think the information you delivered is very inspiring, and I would like to find out more in the other lectures to be organized in the future. Thanks for your instruction; I am looking forward to using the skills in my daily practice very soon.”

“I took this program to clarify what I had learned in the ICPA module, to gain more understanding and to reiterate what I had learned (hear it in a different voice, and repeat the learning). I wanted more insights into how to SB influences the palate as well since this is the area I feel I am not getting changes as I would like.

I have applied these techniques with: Latching improvements in babies. Colic resolution or improvements. Sucking reflex that had gone away came back. Sleeping issues are improving. Reflux improving (when gag reflex is overactive). In adults: post-concussion symptoms improving. Hemiplegic migraine resolution. Chronic headaches/migraines improvements. Some cases with that though get worse before they get better. I am trying to predict when it would happen to at least give a patient a heads-up. It seems the more chronic the issue is (heightened hormesis) the more sensitive they are and benefit from lighter touch versus firmer.

This technique applies to so many clinical presentations. I used to dismiss cranial work but it has enhanced my spinal complaints resolution, without a doubt. Now, I apply the analysis to almost everyone, on every visit. It is a regular thing I check to make sure it is working properly.”