I developed a much stronger foundation in SOT analysis and technique. The programme equipped me with practical tools I can immediately use in practice. The mentorship and support throughout the course were invaluable in building my confidence.

It has expanded my clinical skill set considerably and given me more confidence in managing complex cases. I feel better equipped to assess and treat patients using a more integrative and structured approach. Personally: The program has deepened my passion for chiropractic and reminded me why I love what I do. It has also improved my ability to stay present, grounded, and patient-centered in my daily practice.

A specific instance where I applied the techniques from the course was in my paediatric practice. Using the visual cranial analysis we were taught, I was able to identify subtle cranial bone restrictions in an infant who was struggling with feeding and general irritability. Although I am still refining and practicing the correction techniques, I have already seen noticeable improvements. After applying gentle cranial work based on what I learned in the program, the baby showed a positive response, improved feeding, better settling, and overall calmer behaviour. This experience reinforced how valuable these assessment and correction tools are, and it has encouraged me to continue developing my skills in this area.

Yes, I would definitely recommend this course to others. It is incredibly in-depth and offers a level of clinical understanding that you simply can’t achieve through shorter seminars or weekend training. The content is rich, detailed, and highly practical for day-to-day practice. That said, I would recommend it to chiropractors who are truly committed. Because there is so much valuable information, it’s easy to fall behind if you don’t stay consistent. I often found myself going back over modules to make sure I fully understood the material and while that required discipline, it was absolutely worth it. Overall, the course provides exceptional value for anyone who wants to deepen their SOT knowledge and elevate their clinical skills.

Three great takeaways from this course: 1. Clearer, More Structured Paediatric Assessment Framework 2. An excellent system for evaluating infants and children through: refined cranial, spinal, and dural tension assessment 3. A great understanding of segmental motion, tone, and developmental movement patterns.

This course has greatly enhanced my skills and confidence in assessing and treating infants. I now have a clearer framework for identifying tension patterns and applying gentle, effective techniques. Personally, it has fueled the “why” in terms of my passion for paediatric care.

During a follow-up with a 3-month-old infant presenting with frequent arching, irritability, and mild feeding difficulties (often associated with reflux-related tension). The palate arch was very narrow which caused latching issues. I applied a gentle occipital cranial release as taught in the SOT course to balancing cranial motion. Also did a Sphenoid Flexion Release via Pterygoid Contact Outcome: Within a few sessions, the infant was noticeably calmer neck and head posture improved tolerance of feeding positions, reduced arching and easier settling for sleep Parents reported the baby was more comfortable and content, and feeding sessions were smoother, less arching noted and generally the family was all round so relieved.

Yes, it is a great way to learn new adjustment skills, up-skill and improve pediatric care for the community. Improves networking with other health care professionals.