Start Your Journey into Pediatric Chiropractic the Right Way
Are you a chiropractic student looking to build confidence, clarity, and clinical skills in pediatric care? The Peak Potential Institute proudly presents:
Introduction to Pediatric Spinal and Cranial Adjusting – The SOT® Model
This 12-hour, hands-on seminar is designed exclusively for chiropractic students. Focused on the first 18 months of life, this course introduces you to the foundational concepts of pediatric spinal and cranial adjusting using the Sacro Occipital Technique® (SOT®) model.
Whether you’re passionate about caring for children or want to expand your adjusting capabilities, this course offers the tools and training to support your growth.
What You’ll Learn
Pediatric Anatomy & Physiology
- Understand the structural and neurological characteristics of the pediatric spine and cranium
- Learn how growth and development shape neurological integrity
Brain and Nervous System Development
- Explore early developmental windows of the brain
- Understand how imbalances can affect future development and potential
Evaluation Protocols
- Perform neurologically based spinal and cranial evaluations specific to pediatric patients
- Use an indicator system to identify subluxation patterns and determine when, where, and how to adjust
Adjusting Techniques
- Gentle and effective spinal and cranial adjusting protocols for infants and toddlers
- Learn specific hand placements, vector applications, and patient positioning
Patient Education & Communication
- Clearly communicate the value of pediatric chiropractic care to parents
- Build trust and deliver informed care recommendations
Why This Course?
- Developed by Dr. Martin Rosen, internationally renowned pediatric and SOT® chiropractic expert with over 40 years of clinical and teaching experience
- Taught by certified instructors with deep clinical and educational expertise
- Focused, hands-on instruction for real-world application
- Designed specifically for chiropractic students with actionable tools and checklists
- Includes printed course workbook with protocols you can use right away
Who Should Attend?
- Chiropractic students interested in pediatric or family practice
- Students seeking hands-on adjusting and diagnostic skill development
- Anyone who wants to deepen their understanding of pediatric spinal and cranial development
Course Format
- 12 hours of in-person, hands-on instruction
- Includes printed course workbook and protocol checklists
Bring This Course to Your Campus or Region
If you’d like to bring this seminar to your school or a location near you, click the link below or contact us directly at [email protected].
Take the first step in mastering pediatric chiropractic care.
Build the foundation for a successful, family-centered practice today.
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