The SOT® Train the Trainer Program
Rise to the next level of mastery and effectively communicate our chiropractic adjusting techniques.
About the Program
The Peak Potential Institute is excited to announce our “Train the Trainer” program. For those people who want to rise to the next level of mastery, to be able to effectively communicate these techniques, and to teach this work, we have set up standards for you to reach these goals.
To be part of the program each participant will have passed the certification exam (if you are accepted in the program and have not passed your certification exam you will be required to do so before the end of the program to receive your certification) and be willing to follow the basic tenets and protocols of the course as outlined the Train the Trainer information document.
About the Program
The Peak Potential Institute is excited to announce our “Train the Trainer” program. For those people who want to rise to the next level of mastery, to be able to effectively communicate these techniques, and to teach this work, we have set up standards for you to reach these goals.
To be part of the program each participant will have passed the certification exam (if you are accepted in the program and have not passed your certification exam you will be required to do so before the end of the program to receive your certification) and be willing to follow the basic tenets and protocols of the course as outlined the Train the Trainer information document.
Meet the Instructors
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.
Did you receive an invitation?
Prospective members will be invited via email. For inquiries, Contact Us.
Feedback From Our Students
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Courtney Neill, DC, CACCP
“My takeaways from the Train the Trainer program are: It’s important to consider that not everyone learns the same way and that you need to make your presentation for a variety of learning styles. It’s also important to have an outline of what you wish to speak about no matter if it’s a short or longer presentation, and make sure you circle back to your key points.
This course has been really self-reflective about my own learning styles and how I interact with people I am trying to teach to.
I really felt this program was well organized and had a lot of great examples of teaching styles. It was fun to even watch you and Marty learn from the guest speaker you had, even after teaching for so many years…there is always more to learn!”
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Jeanette Honig, DC
“The three takeaways that I got from the program are:
1. I learned how to use PowerPoint and utilize PowerPoint, in order to teach Pediatric cranials to other chiropractors.
2. I learned how people learn, and how to reach different types of learners, for example, people who learn visually, or auditory or hands on.
3. I also learned from other Chiropractors who are also in the Train the Trainer program.This program has impacted my life personally and professionally, by enabling me to really learn this material, because when you have to teach the material, you really learn how to master the material. It has impacted me personally, because it has upped my income, and so, I am able to better provide for my family. I am getting referrals from patients, lactation consultants, and speech therapists, doulas, and so on.
I have been studying with Dr. Rosen and Dr. Watson since 2006, they are extremely knowledgeable and professional, and I look forward to continue to work with them in the future.”
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Cecelia Mikles, DC
Three takeaways from this program that I would share with others:
1. The value of learning how to teach, not just what to teach, understanding the process of creating, structuring, and delivering content.
2. The importance of being pushed outside of your comfort zone in order to grow, even when it feels uncomfortable or discouraging at times.
3. The realization that teaching isn’t just about knowledge, but about clarity, presence, and the ability to engage others.At this time, I feel most aligned with assisting teachers, supporting students, and possibly stepping into recruitment or outreach with chiropractic colleges. In the future, I can see myself stepping into an assistant instructor role when the timing and my confidence align.
The program was excellent at teaching us how to teach and giving us tools to create presentations. For me personally, it didn’t build confidence as much as it revealed where I need more practice. In some ways, my confidence took a dip, but the knowledge I gained was invaluable. I also found the five-minute presentation format difficult, it felt challenging to develop meaningful content in such a short window. After talking with a classmate from previous courses she found ease with making a larger presentation and then took slides from it to make the smaller presentation. Perhaps a progression model building toward a 30 to 40-minute presentation with smaller steps along the way could help future participants.
