The program offered a comprehensive approach to the subject. The academic content was rounded out by the clinical applications discussed in the doctors sharing sessions. Your responsiveness to questions and/or concerns is very timely and appreciated.

I have another protocol and tool to use, especially for the chronic, diffusely symptomatic presenting patients. One of the most significant things learned was to consider the path of the vagus nerve and clear all the positive findings along the path and to recheck the indicators as confirmation in addition to the patient’s subject response. A patient with chronic burping was evaluated using the protocol and after the occipital compression, atlas anteriority, first rib, and psoas release there was an immediate cessation of burping and general ease in her abdomen.

Your passion and commitment to teaching what you obviously feel so positively about is inspiring. Thankfully the recordings made it easy to repeat sections if in your excitement you spoke too quickly! Both of you made me more curious to continue learning SOT techniques. Thank You!

Great course. Easy to implement in the office the next day. Great stand-alone techniques to use in practice immediately if you don’t have an SOT background. It adds to SOT methodology to give more tools for your sot toolkit.

This course has been a game changer. I’ve improved my evaluating skills, I have additional adjusting techniques. I’m getting an understanding about the nervous system and how to implement this in practice. I have more confidence to know what I’m doing is incredibly valuable. I’ve had personal breakthroughs with being really sad that I’m not a very good manual adjuster having worked and studied with big Gonstead adjusters. I always felt really insecure, but I didn’t want to hurt myself and be maimed into the future. I always felt I had failed because I did low force techniques. This course has been a turning point of really understanding the nervous system and seeing changes immediately, it improved my confidence.

Actually having the correct pelvic point that agrees with occipital indicator and having immediate changes in a 4.5 month old baby with torticollis. This was really important to the parents as they had taken 15 years to have this IVF baby. And because I couldn’t move his head, they thought he was broken.

Yes, I would recommend this program. So easy to implement immediately in the office, with staggering effects. It helps that the nation is incredibly sympathetically dominant.

I have lots of patients coming because of the broken damaged vagus nerve referred by their doctor. I have so much more confidence to treat the complexity of these issues and also to treat them for longer periods of time especially when the indicators are still active.

I took this program to learn more about how to better identify and resolve vagus nerve restrictions. The vagus nerve is one of the most important things to evaluate in so many situations. While there is a lot to remember, just take things one step at a time to help each patient in the way they need. More chiropractors need to know this information!!!

I feel I am able to better evaluate and treat the occiput, especially in infants. A mom brought a newborn to me that was not latching well at all, no lip or tongue ties and suckling (on finger) was not being done well. Baby had a slight head tilt to the right with a lower occiput on the right. After doing an occipital correction alone, the baby started to latch much better, along with a huge improvement in suckling. Atlas also needed correction.

They do a great job breaking the information down into small, easy to learn stages, with more information than I was ever taught in school!