“This is an excellent seminar series. The pediatric evaluation and the cranial work that is laid out in this certification series should be considered the gold standard. Each seminar in the series builds off what was learned in the previous one. Having now completed the series, I am confident in my skills and proficiency in pediatric care and pediatric cranial work. Drs. Marty, Nancy, and Erin are great teachers and truly just want the material covered in the certification series to be carried on to the population through all of the doctors who have gone through the courses.”

1. Extremely thorough material; goes really in depth
2. Other hands-on guides at the seminars really helps make sure it’s being applied as well as possible
3. There are so many useful techniques that help when you need a variety of different approaches

I’ve been excited about a new clinical challenge and going back to being a learner. We’ve already had patients improving from additional cranial/SOT work and I feel like I’m just scratching the surface. Personally, I have seen several cranial distortion patterns in my own kids and have been able to help them more through this work.

We have a patient with chronic congestion and swollen tonsils/adenoids who were considering going to the ENT and getting surgery. I did work on an external frontal and sunken sphenoid wing and his mom said there were major changes in just the first week.

I would (and have) recommended the course to others, I’ve loved learning and deepening my skills in this area. And there is a huge need for it.

I did a lot of prep work before the 2nd seminar (read through the whole manual with the skull model and tried to understand the motions) and it really helped not be as overwhelmed. You guys already encourage prep work in advance of the seminar, but pushing that even more heavily would help everyone get more out of it! Thanks for everything you do!”

“I took this course to increase my confidence and competence in evaluating and adjusting my pediatric patients specifically.

This program helps the chiropractor articulate the importance of chiropractic care for the pediatric population and offers exceptional evaluation and adjusting protocols as well as gives the chiropractor confidence in caring for the pediatric population. This program has helped me develop my communication skills in explaining the importance of chiropractic care as well as helped me to perfect my evaluation and adjusting techniques.

Recently I had a mom and dad bring their newborn in – they had tried unsuccessfully to have children for over 6 years, so this baby was their miracle baby. They were scared to see a chiropractor but their daughter was unable to turn her head to the left and had significant plagiocephaly. They had already been to physical therapy with no change and were facing putting a helmet on their child. After a couple weeks of using this work on their daughter she not only could turn to her left unassisted but her head shape changed so much that when they returned for another helmet consult she was no longer a candidate for a helmet. Obviously, it was awesome she no longer needed a helmet after such a short time, but they really understood the importance of the work I was doing because I was able to communicate what I had learned from taking this course. They felt confident sharing with their MD what I was working on and shared the chiropractic message for me.

I would absolutely recommend this course to every chiropractor, especially if you plan on seeing pediatric patients. I am so thankful I was able to take this course and expand my knowledge on cranial adjusting! The ability to not only evaluate and adjust but to communicate what we do is highlighted in this course. This knowledge will give you confidence to talk to every person you meet and turn them into a lifelong chiropractic patient.”

“I’m very passionate about helping infants/kids and wanted to learn about cranial adjusting because I had heard about how beneficial it was but had never taken any courses.

I would recommend looking at the notes ahead of time. There’s a lot of information and it’s helpful to have seen the material prior. Ask questions and get clarity, otherwise you get lost. This is especially with the cranials. Don’t try to do it all in the beginning. It can be overwhelming and taking it one piece at a time helps make it more manageable.

I adjusted a sphenoid of a practice member and she reported at her next appointment that her headaches that she’d been having “forever” improved significantly.

I really enjoyed this series and am planning on taking it again in the future.”

“This was truly one of my favorite courses thus far in practice.

I can’t recommend Dr. Rosen’s Certified SOT® Pediatric Practitioner course enough! I work exclusively with pediatric chiropractic patients and this series has absolutely helped me become more specific and confident – even after almost a decade in practice seeing infants and children. Understanding SOT® Cranial adjusting has helped me elevate my examination and adjusting skills, especially with infants and the immense growth and change that takes place in the first few years of life. Drs. Marty and Nancy are an engaging and passionate team that make hands-on learning relatable and easy to implement. Their knowledge is invaluable.

If you care for infants and children, this seminar series is hands down the best for hands-on training. You will have the tools to bring your practice to the next level so that you can change lives and change the future.”