Evaluation & Correction of the Vestibular System

14 Modules | 14 Weeks
Instructor(s): Dr. Martin Rosen, Dr. Nancy Watson
CEU Hours: 6
Enrollment Opens: September 8th, 2026
Early Registration: October 20th, 2026
Full Registration: December 1st, 2026
Enrollment Deadline: January 4th, 2027
First Class: January 11th, 2027

Evaluation & Correction of the Vestibular System: Enhance Neurological Function and Postural Stability Through Targeted Chiropractic Protocols

The vestibular system is a cornerstone of balance, coordination, and spatial awareness—yet it’s often overlooked in traditional chiropractic evaluations. Dysfunction in this system can manifest as poor posture, delayed motor development, sensory integration challenges, and chronic instability in both children and adults.

In this focused online training, you’ll learn how to assess and correct imbalances in the vestibular system using gentle, effective chiropractic and cranial protocols. This course gives you practical, neurologically-based tools to identify dysfunction and restore healthy communication between the inner ear, brain, and spine.

Whether you’re working with pediatric neurodevelopment, adult balance issues, or chronic postural challenges, this class will give you the skills to make a profound difference in your patients’ lives.

What You’ll Learn

  • The anatomy and function of the vestibular system and its role in postural regulation
  • How to evaluate vestibular integrity through neurological testing and clinical observation
  • Chiropractic and cranial adjusting protocols that support vestibular balance and sensory integration
  • How vestibular dysfunction affects spinal stability, motor control, and coordination
  • Techniques to address compensatory patterns in the cervical spine, cranium, and dural system

Resources Provided

  • Video class modules
  • Evaluation & technique presentations
  • Practical demonstrations
  • Calls to action (CTAs)
  • Complete PDF workbooks
  • Full transcriptions of video classes
  • Email access to Dr. Rosen & Dr. Watson

Why Take This Course?

  • Vestibular imbalances are often at the root of developmental delays, learning difficulties, and balance disorders
  • These protocols offer chiropractors a safe, effective way to influence deep neurological systems
  • Restoring vestibular function supports better posture, movement, attention, and overall nervous system regulation

Who Is This Course For?

Chiropractors who want to:

  • Expand their neurological and cranial adjusting skill set
  • Address root-cause imbalances in patients with sensory, motor, or postural challenges
  • Support developmental milestones and balance issues with confidence and clarity
  • Deliver more comprehensive, results-driven care in family and pediatric practices

By adding vestibular assessment and correction to your clinical toolbox, you’ll unlock a new level of care—one that addresses foundational neurological patterns and helps patients achieve greater function, stability, and wellness.

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Meet the Instructors

Dr. Martin Rosen, DC, CSCP, CSPP & Dr. Nancy Watson, DC, CSP

As early as first quarter in chiropractic school they were attracted to each other’s commitment to chiropractic and the pursuit of excellence.  Their combined 80 years of personal and clinical and teaching experience, in delivering the chiropractic adjustment is unparalleled in the chiropractic profession.  Their international outreach through teaching, writing and lecturing has been a driving force in their personal and professional careers since their first seminar taught together as students, in 1979.

Their years of experience have taught them what works and what does not work to create a successful practice and lifestyle. The more competent and comprehensive your expertise you will find that more patients will seek your services and your practice will grow exponentially.

Feedback From Our Students

  • Brooke Lee, DC

    I took this program for more valuable information, a better understanding of the nervous system and how the body communicates with the external environment and allows for adaptation in that environment. I also wanted to add more to my physical exams and evaluation of my patients.

    I still want more information from you about everything! Because of all of your knowledge, experience and expertise. As far as this class went, it helped to solidify some information I already had and I really was able to focus on creating a better physical examination.

    I am still working on applying this information into my practice. I am hoping to create a much better picture of the subluxation patterns and neurological deficits of my patients and a better guide to show for improvements.

    I loved the information about the exercises. That was great. The physical exam is my biggest take away.

  • Patricia Lydy, DC

    I took this program because I have several grandchildren I have concerns about so felt the need to educate myself. I have a good family practice of which my patients can benefit.

    This program is very informative! Seeing the importance of monitoring the neurological development of infants/children. It makes me want to attend an in person class at some point in the future.

    This course has made me more confident in diagnosing and treating cranial subluxations in my patients. I have resolved several nursing issues with specific cranial adjustments

    Thank you!

  • Dr. Jan Filip Depauw

    Atlas/Axis dural restriction Exam, well explained differentiation between primary descending pattern or ascending pattern and the interactions, the understanding of importance to give treatments to children/babies early enough.

    Professionally we were very well trained for the ascending body lesion pattern but not enough in the descending lesion pattern. I’m very happy to have done the course which supported my thoughts and feelings.

    In the past I controlled only the dominance eye test to determine the normal posture. It is clear that if you want to be exact you need to control the vestibular system. With this analysis I found out with a patient with frequent dizziness while dancing and doing pirouettes. She has dominance of the right eye but has dominance of hand, foot and ear on the left side. When closing the left eye while acting, pirouettes clearly less dizziness

    No problem to advise this course to other people because of the well explained neurologic interactions. It is so important to treat the body as a system where everything acts together as a whole system. I found this in this course very well explained and stimulates us to search further in the patient his/her problem..

    I want to thank you both for your expertise and wanting to share with us. Years ago I bought a book by the chiropractor Jonathan Howat, I was glad to see some slides of him in your presentation. It is chiropractic expertise which must be given further in the next generations. Keep on going.