“I signed up for this course to take my training as a pediatric chiropractor and craniopath to the next level.
My three takeaways:
1. Clear, concise instruction via video and handouts in an organized fashion.
2. The ability to study the course content on my own schedule.
3. Pre-recorded videos allow the student to repeat the material to better understand the content.

This program upleveled my practice’s ability to serve families in my community.

Since my craniopathy training was mostly applied for adults, receiving a deeper understanding of correcting cranial subluxations in the infant and toddler population has been valuable for the large number of young pediatric patients seen in the practice.

Any chiropractor wanting to help more children and families would benefit from the content presented in this course. Easy-to-digest pediatric chiropractic/craniopathy material that is broken down into manageable sections to allow the student time to learn and practice their new skills without requiring travel time or expense.

Thank you Dr. Rosen and Dr. Watson for your commitment to the chiropractic profession as well as to the future health outcomes of the next generation.”

“Taking this program has given me the knowledge to evaluate patients and give them the proper diagnosis to help move forward in their treatment plans. I am now able to assess plagiocephaly and have the skill set to help these patients in hopes to avoid the need for further modalities.

I absolutely love using the Occipital Lines as well as the trapezius fibers to help find where my patients need TLC. I openly talk to my patients about what I am feeling and doing and they love hearing about it! It has absolutely helped my table talk not only for pediatrics (to their parents) but for my adult patients as well. I am now assessing cranial bones on ALL of my patients. The adults love it for their sinus issues while my pediatrics are benefitting by their latches becoming stronger which means less gas and less colic.

I would recommend this course to others as a way to learn a new skill-set to better serve our patients. I loved that it was a yearlong course so each week I came to my patients with more information and more techniques to use.

I have nothing but great things to say about this course. The videos were descriptive; they come with a transcript as well as a workbook! You can ask questions on each video via the comment section, you can email the instructors, or you can ask your questions during the Doctor Share videos. There is no way you can fail this because they give you absolutely every tool you: need to succeed.

I appreciate you both so much! I appreciate your availability to help us. I appreciate your patience as I completed the course. I appreciated the positive feedback. I am so excited about your program that I am already starting to save up for future classes with you! I hope I am able to attend some seminars so I can meet you both in person! I cannot wait!”

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.

“Cranials are so important to development. Stabilize the spine first. Check everyone’s cranials.

This program has helped me to take executional care of my child and my wife. It set me apart in the profession.

Had a boy who was having seizures. Started seeing him in January and he hasn’t had a seizure since. Doing mostly cranial work on him.

Yes, I would recommend this program. To be able to make a huge impact on kids and anyone for that matter. It’ll change the practice.

Thank you for the teachings! I know I was quiet but I soaked in as much as possible and it’s helped so many already.”

“For other chiropractors, I would share, how crucial the sphenoid bone is, I felt like in other courses and programs this keystone piece is not discussed as much – the relationship between the cranial bones and retained primitive reflexes – the cranial rhythm impulse technique, this is probably my favorite adjustment I learned from this class it has been so beneficial for so many of the littles I work with. For parents: – the importance of the first two years having adjustments with the growth of the nervous system – the palate shape and its influence on other aspects of nervous system development – the vagus nerve – I’m excited to dive into this more deeply.

Personally – I feel like this program has provided answers to questions I was having regarding corrections to hyper functioning toddlers. Professionally – I’m having more success with babies experiencing tongue and lip goes with subsequent latching issues.

It took three hours to push my son out during labor; he had a terrible cone head and was not breathing optimally. I used the cranial rhythm impulse technique because his CSF didn’t feel like it was flowing properly and his oxidation improved and the hematoma on his head reduced rapidly. The next day he still wasn’t latching and I checked his sphenoid and it showed signs of torsion. He latched right after. I should have done more maybe for determining patterns like you discuss but at the moment it felt like the right decision.

I love how the information is formatted in bite sized pieces. 15-30 minutes is a great amount of time. It’s sectioned out so you can easily refer back to information

I’m excited to continue learning with you.”