The program offered a comprehensive approach to the subject. The academic content was rounded out by the clinical applications discussed in the doctors sharing sessions. Your responsiveness to questions and/or concerns is very timely and appreciated.

I have another protocol and tool to use, especially for the chronic, diffusely symptomatic presenting patients. One of the most significant things learned was to consider the path of the vagus nerve and clear all the positive findings along the path and to recheck the indicators as confirmation in addition to the patient’s subject response. A patient with chronic burping was evaluated using the protocol and after the occipital compression, atlas anteriority, first rib, and psoas release there was an immediate cessation of burping and general ease in her abdomen.

Your passion and commitment to teaching what you obviously feel so positively about is inspiring. Thankfully the recordings made it easy to repeat sections if in your excitement you spoke too quickly! Both of you made me more curious to continue learning SOT techniques. Thank You!

I am interested in continuing to learn SOT because there is a lot to figure out with the technique and I’m trying to decide what the best method for consuming the content to keep digesting will be best for me. I like the idea of the membership so I can have access to the videos whenever I make time to study.

Already knowing the vagus nerve and its importance for the body, it was great learning where the nerve is most likely compromised, how to assess those areas specifically, and how to adjust them simply. Other techniques don’t get so specific in such a simple way.

Taking your programs has helped me work towards a bigger purpose of serving kids to the best of my ability. Sometimes we get stuck on a path without self-growth and this has been challenging me personally and professionally to improve clinically to better serve kids in my community.

I had a woman presenting with a headache in the office during her scheduled adjustment. She was presenting with occipital compression, atlas dural restriction and psoas involvement. After correcting the subluxations present, the headache started to decrease immediately. The indicators also cleared after rechecking them.

Thank you so much for the fantastic course! I decided to take the course as we see so many babies with reflux, colic, and nervous irritability. Adolescents that are otherwise “healthy” with vaso-vagal syncope, etc. who doctors can’t help, and adults in severe sympathetic overdrive who have burn-out, stomach and digestive issues with no apparent causes, etc. I wanted to know more to be able to help these patients better.

I see the immense impact of the Vagus nerve and how many patients have these restrictions which I wasn’t able to accurately assess or treat in this much detail before! Last week I had an (adult) new patient with 2 episodes of hyperextension injuries to her neck, medically unexplainable stomach pain directly after and a clicky sensation in her cervico-thoracic junction as well. Corrected C1 and occipital compression, and the next couple of days she said she slept better, and had fewer episodes of acute stomach flair-ups. Continuing treatment and we’re seeing how it goes. Good start so far! Going to move on to CT junction/clavicle and see what happens.

Thank you for a wonderful program! Was extremely insightful and I’m looking forward to implementing more of these techniques on my patients and looking forward to see how we can help them better.