“I wanted to have more techniques to unite not only structural subluxations, but visceral and emotional subluxations as well. My three takeaways:
1. Super amazing and interesting information
2. Better communication skills with parents
3. Overall knowledge increase.

I am feeling much more excited and confident in ways I can help my pediatric community. The sphenobasilar and dollar and crest signs and techniques that I use daily have made a difference in my differential diagnosis and hence in the patient’s results.

I would definitely recommend it if you are looking for a complete perspective on chiropractic, not only structural based, but based on neurology. The experience has been very professionally fulfilling and can’t wait to continue applying all the knowledge gained. Simply a big THANK YOU! Thanks for sharing all your knowledge, thank you for your time and empathy with me as well these past months. I’m very grateful.”

I want to thank you both for teaching such vital and important information!

A while back I told you both about my son. He struggled with chronic ear infections, constant sinus blockages, mouth breathing, sleep apnea, and snoring. About a year ago (before I started working on him) I took him to the dentist, and he said that he would need a palate expander to correct his high arched palate as well as his cross bite. I told him that I was just starting your pediatric certificate course and that I planned to work on his palate. As excited and encouraging as he was to hear that, he also cautioned me and told me he has never seen a crossbite resolve without using a palate expander. He told me he was excited to help me track my son’s progress with my treatments and in a year we would re-assess and see if he needed the palate expander.

Today we re-assessed his palate. Before examining my son he asked me how he had been doing. I told him that his chronic ear infections had stopped, his sinus blockages were less, his mouth breathing only occurs when he has a cold, and his sleep apnea and snoring were gone. Although I admitted that his palate was still very high and his teeth still seemed pretty crowded.

The dentist then examined him, and I wish I could have caught his facial reaction on video. He told me that in all his years in dentistry he had never seen a cross bite resolve without an expander, until today. He told me that if this was his child he would not put in a palate expander and he would continue to do whatever I was doing.

I just want to thank you both from the bottom of my heart. We have gone through so many challenges with my son and I am beyond thrilled to have made this progress with him. Because of what you both taught me, we have canceled his tonsil and adenoid surgery, avoided many antibiotics for bilateral ear infections, saved me many sleepless nights making sure he is breathing, and making his twin sister so happy that he no longer snores so she can get a restful night sleep.

I look forward to taking more courses with you in the near future!

“My three takeaways are:
1. How important specificity is when doing cranial work and how important it is to truly understand the mechanics of the cranium in order to achieve optimal results
2. How many symptoms and challenges, especially in the pediatric population, can be attributed to the cranium and dural meningeal stress.
3. How to do a much more specific examination on infants and children to really hone in on the primary areas of concern.

This course is giving me the confidence to get back into practice after taking 6 years off to raise my kids. It has given me more clinical certainty and a much larger tool box to pull from in order to treat kids with all sorts of conditions.

I haven’t yet gotten back into practice; however, I used the ear infection protocol on my 4 year old. I was concerned because when he would get ear infections years prior they would progress very quickly and it would end up spreading to both ears and needing antibiotics. This past winter he got a few ear infections and within a few hours of me using the protocol on him, he would clear the infection and feel completely fine. It was absolutely incredible to watch!

I absolutely would recommend this course to others. I think it’s vital for any chiropractor who sees children to take it. If chiropractors aren’t checking the cranium and adjusting with incredible specificity then it is doing their community a disservice.

I absolutely loved this program and I look forward to taking more of your courses in the future. One thing that i think could be a really phenomenal addition to this course is case management information. I love that I know so many more techniques now; however, I’m not sure I would be able to answer patient questions as to how long a child will take to see shifts and changes with their health, or the best and most effective treatment schedules. Maybe doing some case studies where you show what a patient presents with, how you managed their case clinically throughout their care and what specifically you adjusted on them, and how long it took for them to achieve optimal results. I think this would help me boost my clinical confidence even more. Thank you so much for creating this course! I’m so incredibly grateful to have found you both!”

“I took this course to further my learning from the in-person series.

This work is life changing. The information is robust and doesn’t all sink in at once so multiple passes is so helpful. This is the thing that unlocks the tough cases.

Learning this work has changed how I practice and where I focus. I have had babies have major changes quickly but the most surprising has been the adults that had improvement on issues they’ve struggled with through their life.

I took care of 4 month old baby with torticollis who came into care with a helmet appointment scheduled the next week for plagiocephaly. One adjustment made huge visual changes, parents were shocked. Helmet measurements were taken and deemed not enough for intervention but watch and see. After one month of care, he graduated PT, did not need a helmet and caught up on milestones. And his laryngomalacia improved after the first visit.

This course is well designed and full of information that will change your practice and life.

Working with Drs. Rosen and Watson is like unlocking a new level in practice. Patients get better, lives change.

Thank you!”

1. You will finally understand cranial movement 2. You will be able to help those more difficult cases in practice 3.You will learn how to properly examine a paed patient, have your baseline set of neurological indicators, an amazing toolbox for adjustments for an array of conditions, and then as treatment progresses how to measure the change.

Personally: I have been adjusting my own kids. assessing each of their own subluxation patterns- I’ve seen such a positive change in “symptoms”. Having completed the course in a somewhat challenging year has allowed me to grow as a person. It was a nice gentle reminder that I can do hard things. Professionally: The course expanded my clinical skills, giving me a more integrated and holistic approach to assessment and care. I feel more confident in assessing and managing more complex paediatric cases.

I used some of the techniques on my newborn son, who at 2 weeks developed a cold and terrible congestion. It was incredible to see firsthand how the adjustments helped clear his system so quickly.

Yes absolutely. I would recommend it because of the wealth of knowledge I have gained. You will gain the clinical skill set needed to treat most paed cases.

Thank you for making this possible for South African Chiropractors. I look forward to the hands-on seminar in January!