After completing last year’s class, which included the in-person weekends. This time around I was able to dive a little bit deeper into the smaller details of the techniques for adjusting, as well as the examination details. I was making a lot more connections every week between clinical presentations in the office and what we were learning each week.

Personally, I have noticed that I pay a lot more attention to changes after adjusting, doing more pre-post checks, than I have been doing in the past. I am able to talk more clinically to patients and create an understanding and clearly explain what I am doing and the importance of why I am doing it. We have seen a huge increase in not only pediatric patients over the last 2 years, but in whole family care as well.

I had a mother who has utilized chiropractic care only during pregnancy, typically stopping after she gives birth. She was new to my office, after recently moving to the area, when she was 26 weeks. I had posters up explaining pediatric chiropractic care and chiropractic care for the newborn, and she asked about it. So we spend the next 12 weeks talking about why it’s so important to get newborns, infants and young children into the office, before creating patterns that can affect them well into their adult life. She is now bringing in her newborn, and her 2 other children as well! The newborn was born with a shoulder presentation and there were many indicators after the initial exam, which I used a new exam sheet that I had made at the beginning of the class, and we slowly have been working through some cranial and cervical adjusting techniques, and we are seeing huge improvements in her newborn’s development. She commented on how this was her “happiest baby”.

I have already been recommending this course to others, I have done some of the ICPA courses and random pediatric courses in the past, but this class is the exact detail and information that I need to put all the pieces together and I am seeing changes in my practice already!

This is an amazing class; I am so glad that I found your flier for the in-person class here in Detroit. I am hoping to study and take the test for the pediatric spinal exam and continue practicing my skills. I will be diving into some other courses as well.

“I had just completed the pregnancy course with you and wanted to keep studying/learning more (as I am passionate about continuing to be able to serve my community to the best of my ability). So the Pediatric programme was the next step as I felt like I needed more understanding in cranial work but also because I had some tricky cases of little ones that I didn’t know how to help.

My takeaways are to Keep up with the work as you go and implement it into your office as you go – Don’t be afraid to ask questions and post to the class page – Getting a skull to practice on is really important to help cement what you are learning.

Personally and professionally it has increased my confidence but also inspired me to keep on learning and keep aiming to master this content. Seeing something once doesn’t make you a master

Early in the course I sent in pictures of a twin that I was looking after who had big cranial issues, Dr. Rosen gave me direction based off his photos. As the course went on I learnt more and understood why he said what he did. And slowly but surely we have seen some great changes, most noticeably last week when we took some new photos and can see some great changes in his head shape (Dad has been questioning if there was a difference and Mum felt like there was…..the pictures showed there was!)

I recommend this program. You will gain great assessment skills, indicators to track at future progress exams and the ability to explain what you are finding and how it affects the child

This is the best Pediatric course that I have taken to date; it is big on content that is immediately applicable to practice no matter where you are in your career

Thank you so much for being so incredible Martin and Nancy!! Love studying with you and I am sad that the course is over 🙁 “

My takeaways:
1. The way to pursue an infant new patient examination that is most time effective and fluid
2. The in-depth meanings/responses for primitive reflex testing.
3. The assessment of cranial adjusting.

It’s been so impactful for my expansion as a chiropractor and even more so for patients I have the privilege of serving.

Using the cranial adjusting protocol that was taught in this course for an infant that had a mild to severe flat spot on his posterior skull. By following the protocol we were able to avoid the process of getting a helmet.

I would recommend the program. It was so insightful on different ways to go about treating pediatric patients while receiving some of the absolute best results.

This was amazing and I’m so grateful to have gotten to be in this program and learn from the best!

My three takeaways:
1. There is a lot of thorough comprehensive material covered in this course.
2. Drs. Rosen and Watson are extremely knowledgeable in the material covered.
3. Your video content to go back and study is amazing.

I am eager to continue to learn more and I’m uplifted in my practice. I’m confident and prepared to take care of the little ones who are extremely responsive to care.

I have used the cranial and CSF balancing techniques a lot. On two patients specifically they had headaches which were resolved very shortly after beginning treatment. The SOT technique takes time to master, but has already proven helpful with many of my patients.

Dr Rosen and Dr. Watson are living legends in our profession! The material covered in this course is very comprehensive and well presented!

The three big takeaways from this program were: 1. Importance of having pediatric training to treat infants, toddlers and kids 2. Importance of cranial work in the first 3 years of life, especially the first year!! 3. How to integrate cranial work with regular adjustments.

This year, I had an emergency C-section as my baby passed meconium when I was 6 cm dilated. This program made to confidant enough to adjust him as soon as I was able to get up and better navigate our NICU stay. Professionally I have started implementing cranial techniques on my pediatric patients and have had great feedback.

I performed the C-section technique on my newborn when he was in NICU, and he responded great. His spinal Galant reflex was absent and after performing the C-section technique and doing Logan basic to adjust his sacrum, his reflex arrived. It was quite magical, and the NICU nurses were impressed.

I would absolutely recommend this course, as it will help enhance any pediatric practice.

This was an absolutely amazing course. Though I learn better with hands-on learning, I felt that I still learned a lot via this course. Would love to learn in-person from you in the future.