Praise For: Visual Analysis – Its Role in Determining Cranial Distortion/Subluxation Patterns

Visual analysis is difficult, and practice is key.

This program has kept me accountable in practicing visual analysis/cranial adjusting and continuing to improve my clinical skills.

I was able to identify a maxilla subluxation I would have previously missed.

Yes, I would recommend this course. This course is pure chiropractic and helpful to refine skills.

I have really enjoyed all of your courses so far.

My takeaways:
Being able to refine the visual analysis from the pediatric program. It helped solidify some of the concepts that I did not fully understand in the pediatric course very well. Able to see and compare the different distortions in pediatric and adult populations. Understanding more of cranial movement and how they can they can impact a person’s health and well-being.

I am able to feel more confident in visual analysis, and it allowed me to redefine those visual concepts in preparation for the pediatric cranial exam after I take the spinal exam first, of course!

So, I am not fully licensed but at my job with FedEx, I was able to use the visual analysis on some of the adults and see some of the distortions. They are not as noticeable as a child but I was surprised to see some that were very interesting, that it got me thinking how would I treat the patient once I am licensed to do so.

Yes, I would recommend this course to anyone who wants to get more into cranials especially pediatric population, or redefine concepts that people may not fully understand

I loved the course, even though it took me a while to finish, I was able to take my time and actually use the concepts I learned in observation. Once I am licensed, I cannot wait to put all the things I’ve learned from you all and start making a difference in my patients’ lives.

My three takeaways:
1. Cranial patterns tell a story.
2. Visual analysis helps identify compensation before touching the client.
3. Recognizing patterns is more important than focusing on individual symptoms.

That it is a quick and simple assessment tool that I can add into my practice.

I applied the occipital technique and the skull shape changed, there is more flexion in the cranial motion.

Yes, I would recommend this course. It is simple and easy to follow through.