Praise For: Evaluation and Correction of Atlas/Axis Dural Meningeal Restriction

“I would like to see more babies confidently in my clinic and want to have a good protocol to check for dural tension

The course was concise and easy to follow, a great starting point for assessing and treating babies.”

“Most courses breeze through a hundred adjustments and this simplifies just two, which leads to a better take home/point across. The course itself is not overwhelming in material and gives you tidbits you can take into practice the next day. Its analysis can be used at any age.

This allowed me more confidence in practice and adjusting my own daughter.

I assessed my daughter after watching the last video, and she had a positive axis, so there was less tension on her right side, I had her supine lifted superiorly and positioned my line of drive while holding her temporal bone, once she relaxed I impulsed. Feet weren’t completely balanced after I re-checked but she had less tension in her neck after.

I would recommend this course, especially if you work in the pediatric population.”

“I took this course to further my skills and understanding of the atlas/axis dural meningeal system. My daughter no longer has a right atlas every time I check her! It also has helped a lot with torticollis of a new baby in the office.

The Rosens have so much knowledge! It was great that the course was broken down into smaller parts to be able to fully digest the information.

You all are such a dynamic duo. Thank you for all you do for the profession!! I do think it would be helpful to see some videos of this in action. Turning a baby’s head on que (or having parent assist) is not always easy, so seeing this in action would have been great! Thank you!”

“I took this course to learn a proper way to diagnose the distortional pattern in the upper cervical region and the dural meningeal system, and how to correct it.

I would recommend this course because being specific and knowing what to correct is the key for us chiropractors. This is my second course with the Peak Potential Institute. Their courses have always been giving us new perspectives yet practical skills to be applied clinically. I would definitely attend more courses with them.”

“I took this program to have another tool to evaluate and correct subluxation in babies and children.

Early assessment and intervention in childhood may help address potential issues before they become more significant problems. By evaluating the dural meningeal system, we aim to identify and address issues that may affect a child’s health and development.

Taking this course will add another tool to your toolbox to manage cases that can be more complicate to solve using the approaches we learned in college. Dr. Rosen and Dr. Watson explain this very important technique in a practical, detailed and easy way to learn it.”