My three takeaways from this program:
1. Amount of knowledge gained 2. Practical application 3. Confidence in cranial work.

I believe my confidence with pediatric care and cranial work has not only improved drastically, but the output in our office has also improved.

Overall, the main reason I took this course was because of the need for high level cranial work in our patient population. So having more confidence and education has been awesome.

Yes, I would recommend this program. I believe that it is crucial for a practitioner who sees a high percentage of peds cases to have all the knowledge and skills to be able to serve at a high level.

“As a SOT practitioner, treatments involving cranial and dural meningeal systems made me realize that SOT technique can affect children to a greater extent as compared to adults. Therefore I would like to become an expert in pediatric care.

My three takeaways:

Understanding the big picture of pediatric care
Detail oriented on specific technique moves
The teaching of Dr. Rosen can be directly transformed into easier explanation speech to the parents

I am more confident with interacting with children and parents. Personally, all the pediatric care knowledge can be applied to my future family.

I have been using SOT and cranial technique for my pediatric patients however it was done without detailed and tailored examination for children. Now, it is clearer on objective findings and direction for treatments.

Yes I would recommend this course, as it has helped me become a better Chiropractor.

As a chiropractor, we need to constantly think about the root subluxation. The way to find it is through systematic examination. This course not only allows you to have more understanding of pediatric care but it can also help you see the big picture of health conditions of any age group.

Thank you both for creating this high quality course.”

The three big takeaways from this program were: 1. Importance of having pediatric training to treat infants, toddlers and kids 2. Importance of cranial work in the first 3 years of life, especially the first year!! 3. How to integrate cranial work with regular adjustments.

This year, I had an emergency C-section as my baby passed meconium when I was 6 cm dilated. This program made to confidant enough to adjust him as soon as I was able to get up and better navigate our NICU stay. Professionally I have started implementing cranial techniques on my pediatric patients and have had great feedback.

I performed the C-section technique on my newborn when he was in NICU, and he responded great. His spinal Galant reflex was absent and after performing the C-section technique and doing Logan basic to adjust his sacrum, his reflex arrived. It was quite magical, and the NICU nurses were impressed.

I would absolutely recommend this course, as it will help enhance any pediatric practice.

This was an absolutely amazing course. Though I learn better with hands-on learning, I felt that I still learned a lot via this course. Would love to learn in-person from you in the future.

“This program filled in some empty spots in my cranial treatment and cleared up some questions on visual diagnostics, especially with the occiput. Cleared up some semantics from past SOT training (occipital sideslip/compression). Finally, I got a pedi brochure and exams formally completed. Required me to focus on improving and fine tuning my pedi cranial.

So many…. Most recently, my grandbaby had to be taken 3 weeks early by C section (such a violent procedure!) due to a complete placenta previa, so there was no other safe way out that we knew of. We had tried homeopathy, but it was too little too late. Anyway, the little peanut was falling asleep nursing, tearing up Momma’s nipples, and frantic while trying to latch. She had the classic Occipital Extension Presentation, low right frontal, intermaxillary ridging and wide open fontanelles – all of them; wide open all the way down the sagittal suture, too! While she was (painfully) nursing, I would shorten the Falx and widen the Tent, also working the jaw muscles and CRI. Her latch and sucking improved and all nursing pain would stop as long as I was actively doing this cranial, but would return later that day. After nursing I would work on the oral sutures. After 2 daily visits, 80-90% nursing issues were resolved. Baby opened wider to get a better latch, was no longer gnawing the nipple and did not exhaust so quickly while nursing. Just one of many, many.

I would recommend this program. This is so much more beneficial than those weekend pedi classes that give so little useful info. In infants, the cranium and dural meningeal system is 90%.

Prior SOT training would be helpful. Thank you for improving the quality of pedi care in our profession. No one should be treating peds without this training. Lots of love to y’all!!”

“I wanted to further my education in pediatric care. There was a lot of useful information in this course that I have already applied in everyday practice!

My takeaways are to stay on top of the work and re-watch the videos numerous times to really break down the information and be open to learning and adjusting with different techniques.

This program has impacted our practice already with positive results helping numerous newborns.

We had one patient come in with ADHD and Autism. I applied some of the cranial techniques learned in this class as I previously did not do any cranial work. The results were pretty immediate in his behavior and decreasing emotional outbursts.

Yes, I would recommend this program. There is a lot of information and tools to add to your tool bag to help those that come into your office. A greater understanding of cranial work and SOT in general. Knowing what to adjust first and using the indicators to be sure of what needs to be adjusted.

Thank you for your time!”