Visual Analysis – It’s Role in Determining Cranial Distortion/Subluxation Patterns
Visual Analysis – It’s Role in Determining Cranial Distortion/Subluxation Patterns
Before your hands ever touch the patient, your eyes should already be identifying the story their cranium is telling.
This online seminar with Dr. Martin Rosen introduces the essential skill of visual cranial analysis—a foundational tool for identifying cranial distortion and subluxation patterns. Learn how to detect subtle asymmetries and visual indicators that reflect deeper neurological imbalances and structural compensations. Whether you’re new to cranial work or refining your observational skills, this training will enhance your precision and clinical confidence.
See What Others Miss. Visual analysis is more than observation—it’s a diagnostic gateway to the structure-function relationship within the cranium. This seminar will help you sharpen your perception, identify key distortion patterns, and deliver more precise and effective care.
Register now and begin transforming your assessments today.
What You’ll Learn
- How to perform a step-by-step visual assessment of the skull and face
- Key indicators of cranial bone subluxation, including the occiput, sphenoid, temporal, frontal, and maxilla
- The relationship between visual asymmetries and underlying neurological dysfunction
- How visual analysis informs your palpation, adjusting sequence, and treatment plan
- Case correlations showing how visual clues predict clinical outcomes
Resources Provided
- Online video instruction and demonstrations
- Clinical correlations and examples
- PDF workbook and reference charts
- Certificate of completion (CEUs available where applicable
Course Contents
12 Modules | 12 CTAs
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Module 01 The Structures Beneath
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Module 02 Sutures of the Cranium
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Module 03 The Pediatric Cranium
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Module 04 Cranial Motion
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Module 05 The Dural Meningeal System
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Module 06 Respiratory Effects on the Cranium
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Module 07 Introduction to Visual Analysis
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Module 08 Visual Analysis: Temporal
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Module 09 Visual Analysis: Frontal
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Module 10 Visual Analysis: Sphenobasilar
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Module 11 Visual Analysis: Maxilla and Parietal
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Module 12 Integrating Visual Analysis
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.
Feedback From Our Students
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Dr. Robert LaRusso
My three takeaways:
1. Enhanced assessment skills.
2. Greater understanding of the overall mechanics of the Cranio-facial interaction.
3. Integration of the findings associated with symptomatology.This class has made me really busy! Great “stuff” happens everyday.
YES!!! I would recommend this course. I will happily address this subject at the seminars!
I love learning from you both…personally and professionally. It doesn’t get dull, boring, or old! It just gets better, better, and better!
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Dr. Kelly Kimball
Visual analysis is difficult, and practice is key.
This program has kept me accountable in practicing visual analysis/cranial adjusting and continuing to improve my clinical skills.
I was able to identify a maxilla subluxation I would have previously missed.
Yes, I would recommend this course. This course is pure chiropractic and helpful to refine skills.
I have really enjoyed all of your courses so far.
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Hilda Goh Sin Yi
My three takeaways:
1. Cranial patterns tell a story.
2. Visual analysis helps identify compensation before touching the client.
3. Recognizing patterns is more important than focusing on individual symptoms.That it is a quick and simple assessment tool that I can add into my practice.
I applied the occipital technique and the skull shape changed, there is more flexion in the cranial motion.
Yes, I would recommend this course. It is simple and easy to follow through.
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