“I took the course because I was having a challenging time getting through the pediatric book on my own, and figured a structured class would help push me through it. I also wanted to provide the next level of care to my pediatric clients- as more challenging cases are always pushing me to learn more, as well as having a better explanation of why I do what I do for the parents who do not understand why they have been sent to me.

The overall setup is good. Breaking down the information into modules is helpful. Building up on the information through a practice perspective helps in applying the new information. Q&A’s is a great way to go into more detail and personally get questions answered. The app is helpful to take the program on the go (I listened to each new segment on Mondays on my way to the office).

This is a masterclass level. As such, there is definitely a level of independent study and focus required. I do not feel that I always had the focus needed, but it still provided me with valuable insight into my current practice, areas where I need more practice, and areas where I still need more education. It also helped me realize how much I already do know, and some of the finer details within the class definitely upped my in-office game and communication.
This year has had a lot of sinus/ears/congestion. The segments on cranial and drainage have been my most requested session offering- both in the adults and the older pediatric clients I have. My success with plagiocephaly has actually decreased, and I think that I was doing better when I was doing it more intuitively. However, with more practice, I know that the clarifications, the assessment, and CSF finishing will shoot me forward in the care I provide.

I have recommended this course to a couple other chiropractors in my area. We desperately need more advanced pediatric chiropractors here. However, honestly, there are not very many that I feel are up to the level of independent study required for this course. I already have a strong pediatric practice. I have many clients that I can test out the new things being shared. For a new apprentice, or someone wanting to increase their pediatric reach…. I think this would be difficult.

This information is tremendous. Dr Rosen and Dr. Watson have truly pioneered this information into an actual course.
I appreciate what this course is going to do for pediatric care. I appreciate the ability to take this course from the comfort of my own home, after the kids are in bed, without having to travel, pay for hotels and be away from my family. It has been worth the time and monetary investment. I hope that my observations are taken as constructive insight, as I really do believe this course has a lot of value to our profession and our communities. Thank you for the opportunity to learn from you.”

This program was really helpful at breaking down when and where to adjust specific areas. Before I took this course I looked at cranial adjusting, not as specific as I do now. I also really appreciated learning the spinal techniques in this class as well.

I personally was a baby that was born with a forced delivery and had many cranial misalignments that luckily were corrected when I was younger. This class helped me appreciate that as well as gave me clinical knowledge on how to help my patients as well.

I have seen a great increase of cesarean births this year and have luckily got referrals from different specialists to come and see me within the first couple weeks of life to make sure that we are correcting those cranial misalignments.

I would recommend this course to others. I do think it would be easier to learn in person and hands on but I think that this course has great information that is so helpful in practice.

Thank you for the material in this course and I look forward to using some of the material!

“I wanted more knowledge on cranial molding and adjusting.

My three takeaways are:

1. Less is more when adjusting for cranial issues.
2. Having good indicators is key.
3. Always have a plan and be confident in that plan.

I now have more confidence in my ability to help kids when they come in with cranial issues.

I have been working with a few babies with latching issues and they have been able to form a better latch. They are less gassy and fussy and moms are happy.

I would recommend this program if you are good at focusing on computer lessons. If you get distracted easily, it is easy to fall behind or miss critical details.

This course is great because you can do it on your own time. The Facebook group is very helpful in applying what you learn in real life. The class is what you make it!

Thank you for the time you put into this program!”

My takeaways:
A deeper understanding of pediatric neurology and development. The program gave me a much clearer understanding of how primitive reflexes, the autonomic nervous system, and neurodevelopment influence a child’s overall health, behavior, and function.

Practical, clinically applicable assessment and treatment skills. I left with evaluation procedures and adjustment protocols that I was able to implement immediately in practice.

The training provided a structured, reproducible approach that increased my confidence when caring for infants, children, and families. A new perspective on family-centered care. Beyond the clinical techniques, the program emphasized educating parents, building trust, and viewing each child through a developmental lens. This has changed how I communicate with families and has helped me provide more individualized, neurologically focused care.

Professionally, it has given me a much deeper understanding of pediatric neurodevelopment and the confidence to evaluate and care for infants and children with a more comprehensive, neurologically focused approach. The knowledge and clinical skills I gained have changed the way I assess patients, communicate with families, and develop individualized care plans.

Personally, the course has been just as meaningful. As a parent, I now have a greater understanding of my own son’s development and nervous system, and I feel much more confident caring for and treating him when appropriate. Instead of second-guessing myself, I have a clearer framework for recognizing developmental patterns, supporting his growth, and making informed decisions about his care. That confidence has been invaluable, both as a mother and as a chiropractor. Overall, this program has strengthened my clinical skills, expanded my perspective, and reinforced my passion for helping children and families reach their full potential.

One of the most rewarding ways I’ve applied what I learned was with my own son. He had been experiencing recurrent sinus congestion and headaches. Using the assessment and pediatric chiropractic techniques I learned, I was able to evaluate and treat him with much greater confidence. Since incorporating these techniques into his care, his symptoms have improved, and I feel much more confident in both my clinical decision-making and my ability to care for pediatric patients. It reinforced that the knowledge from this program has made a meaningful difference in both my practice and my own family.

Yes, I absolutely would recommend this program. It should have been taught in chiropractic college I believe.

Thank you for all your knowledge. I still feel brand new with all the material and feel like each time I read the book and re-read the sections I get more and more out of it. Thank you for everything.

Three great takeaways from this course: 1. Clearer, More Structured Paediatric Assessment Framework 2. An excellent system for evaluating infants and children through: refined cranial, spinal, and dural tension assessment 3. A great understanding of segmental motion, tone, and developmental movement patterns.

This course has greatly enhanced my skills and confidence in assessing and treating infants. I now have a clearer framework for identifying tension patterns and applying gentle, effective techniques. Personally, it has fueled the “why” in terms of my passion for paediatric care.

During a follow-up with a 3-month-old infant presenting with frequent arching, irritability, and mild feeding difficulties (often associated with reflux-related tension). The palate arch was very narrow which caused latching issues. I applied a gentle occipital cranial release as taught in the SOT course to balancing cranial motion. Also did a Sphenoid Flexion Release via Pterygoid Contact Outcome: Within a few sessions, the infant was noticeably calmer neck and head posture improved tolerance of feeding positions, reduced arching and easier settling for sleep Parents reported the baby was more comfortable and content, and feeding sessions were smoother, less arching noted and generally the family was all round so relieved.

Yes, it is a great way to learn new adjustment skills, up-skill and improve pediatric care for the community. Improves networking with other health care professionals.