You really learn to assess and treat the cranium as a whole, learning about how all the pieces interact. There are so many techniques to learn in this incredible course. It takes a lot of repetition and practice for these techniques to become second nature.

I feel so much more confident treating infants now that I have more treatment tools. I don’t have any amazing stories to share yet, but I feel that overall, my care is more comprehensive.

Yes, I would recommend this course to anyone looking for a deep dive into pediatric chiropractic adjusting.

1. Details: So much info learnt from this program, allows me to see the whole spine and nervous system differently.
2. Specificity: Each cranial bone requires a different approach and ways to improve, walking through the steps taught in this program is useful .
3. Connect: It is more than just fixing problem, it’s connecting the whole nervous system to optimize health.

I was worried and stressed when coming to cranial adjustments; after this program I am able to understand cranial adjustments better and utilized this in my peds practice in clinic.

Techniques related to TMJ – I didn’t know TMJ will affect so much in peds, and it is something that I would ignored previously.

Yes, I would recommend this program. 3 of my colleagues are coming to the course in Malaysia. We can’t wait to help babies and kids better with knowledge learned in this problem.

Thank you very much for developing this program online, it is a very precious opportunity for us in Malaysia to learn about this! And very excited to see you in Malaysia.

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 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.

“In my community there aren’t many pediatric chiropractors and being one of the few, I promised myself that I would do my best to learn as much as I possibly could to better myself as a pediatric chiropractor. There’s no better way to do that than by learning from Drs. Rosen and Watson who are experts in the field of pediatric chiropractic. Three takeaways I received from this course:
1. Proper chiropractic care in the pediatric population cannot be underestimated especially because that is when the body system is most vulnerable and developing very quickly.
2. Craniosacral and SOT® are very highly effective techniques when it comes to treating the pediatric population.
3. Less is better.

I feel like I still have much to learn from the course. With that being said though, I do feel like taking this course has given me a different perspective and ability on how I do my evaluation and treatment on the pediatric population. Thus, slowly building my confidence and skills.

In my practice I deal with many tongue tie and lip tie issues. Currently I had a 3 month baby get a revision done but continue to have difficulties with breastfeeding which left the mother hurting and discouraged. After doing some intra oral correction and the fruit jar procedure, we were able to get a significant improvement in the baby latch and feeding which created less pain for the mother.

I would highly recommend this course to other chiropractors. Dr. Rosen does an amazing job of explaining, simplifying, and demonstrating the methodology behind his evaluation and adjusting protocol. Which in turn inspires you to want to get to that same level of expertise.

You don’t realize the lack of knowledge and skills you have when it comes to treating the pediatric population until you go through this course. I’m very thankful to Dr. Martin and Dr. Watson for taking the time to put this course together to help other chiropractors like myself become better and successful in treating the pediatric population. It’s truly an honor to learn from Dr. Martin and Dr. Watson!”