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Hear directly from our students about the benefits of our program.
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Dr. Jennifer Tran
My three takeaways:
1. There is so much good and easily applicable information. You can take the information and apply it the next day!
2. Thorough classes and the information is heard multiple times in different ways to help with learning.
3. Helpful reminders to keep you on track! Everyone wants you to succeed!There was such good information. I feel like I look at cranials through a different lens and have so much more appreciation for this work than I already did.
A few of my clients had challenges with torticollis and ear infections. Using this work, I was able to assess their cranials differently, look more depth at what needed to happen, and was able to apply the different techniques. Never have I had ear infections and tension clear up so quickly!
Yes, I definitely would recommend this program. There is so much clinical information and applications that we aren’t taught in school!
Thank you so much for all the work you have put into the program and in bringing this information to the profession. This fills such a gap that is so needed.
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Dr. Tereshel Johnson
“I wanted to learn more about the infant skull, distortions, and to be able to correlate with clinical findings.
My three takeaways are 1. In depth facial distortions patterns 2. Correlation of clinical findings to clinical findings 3. More confidence when taking with parents about how chiropractic could help their child
I have a much better understanding of the infant child’s skull, spine, and sacrum than I ever have.
Every single day, I use something from the class. Whether it is sacral pussyfooting, Cranial bulb, or Sutherland’s Cant Hook, Occipital lines.
If a chiropractor is treating children, this is a MUST TAKE class. Chiropractic school training does not adequately prepare or teach us how to take care of children.”
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Andrew Johnson, DC
“1. It gives a good foundation for infant and pediatric adjusting techniques and protocols that help take any guesswork out of seeing patients in this age rage.
2. Ten months is a long time to commit to a class and might seem intimidating at first, but the pacing is done well enough that even if you fall a few classes behind it’s easy to catch up and not feel overwhelmed
3. There is a lot of information and some of it is definitely more immediately applicable in day to day practice, but I can see the importance of everything that was provided. In fact I never once felt like I was just being given filler information to draw anything out.
I originally took this class because I wanted to get more comfortable with seeing patients in this demographic. While I do feel more confident in my abilities now I also feel like this has opened up a whole new world regarding my understanding of early childhood development and the importance of the work we do. Basically While I do have a little more confidence in my abilities I also now know enough to understand how little I actually know. It’s kind of caused a bit of a prospective shift with how I understand my adult patients as well.
I have a few younger patients who are afraid of adjusting because it looks like it hurts mom/dad and they’ve had chiropractors in the past that treated them like little adults and it was uncomfortable. So doing a few of the evaluations and adjustments I learned in this class have helped at least three kids in my office start to trust and benefit from chiropractic to the point that they’ve told a parent that they wanted to come back to see me. I’ve specifically used some of the newborn assessment tools and adjustments to help a few babies with feeding issues and dural restrictions. Additionally I now have a few tools to help young patients dealing with ADD and ADHD.
I’d pretty much recommend this course for all the reasons I previously stated. Additionally I really wish for all the money I spent on grad school they could have spent at least one class teaching about pediatrics and infants. That being said, this course was definitely better than anything a school you probably offer as a core curriculum so it’s definitely worth the time and cost.”
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Dr. Milan Hari
My takeaway is the assessments, the treatment especially the cranial assessment and treatment.
This program has greatly impacted the way I look and treat pediatric patients.
There was an instance when an infant presented with colic and reflux which was acute, and the acute symptomatic approach really helped to settle, and the kid and the mum were highly impressed as the kid settled.
Yes, I would recommend this program because it’s quite inclusive and comprehensive.
Well done, I highly appreciate the program.
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Dr. Helen Schlebusch
The program is in-depth, thorough and a commitment that is worthwhile.
My practice has benefited greatly, my confidence in treating paeds and being able to “offer something more” to my little patients has been wonderful.
I’ve seen remarkable improvements with plagiocephaly cases, babies meeting milestones that were remarkably delayed, and improvements with breastfeeding outcomes.
Yes, I would recommend this program. To be able to level up with paediatric Chiropractor.
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