Praise For: It’s All in The Head

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Courtney Neill, D.C., CACCP

It’s All in the Head is the kind of book I wish I could have read at the beginning of my career as a pediatric chiropractor. It explains in an easy to understand way how the birth process can set us up for long term issues, developmental milestones and how important it is to address any issues early. The book describes the connection between structure and function of the nervous system, the developing skull and spine. It helps parents understand why early intervention is essential and how they can help optimize their child’s developmental progress. Every new parent should read this book.
Cecelia Mikles, DC

“This book is a fantastic tool for any pediatric chiropractor. I love that this book can explain in easy terms a very complex issue. Having this is the office has helped increase retention and decrease parental questions.”
Dr. Michael Marinus

This book is fantastic for both Chiropractors and Parents who are looking for a deeper connection with children’s neurological development.
Dr. Katherine Roose

“This is an amazing book for all parents and pediatric practitioners. I highly recommend it!”
Dr. Jennifer Howard

“Such an easy book to read and understand as a provider or patient! Provides parents the ability to understand how ‘common’ is not ‘normal’ and how those common changes can affect the body globally.”
Dr. Lisa Engle

“Drs. Rosen & Watson bring insight and education that expands awareness and shifts perspectives. I’m grateful for their brilliant work!”
Dr. Mary Connors

“I love the chart with how it is worded to show that Untied States is as low as 26th on the list for infant mortality. People need to recognize this and become more educated about the process of birth. Natural Birth in this country has taken a back seat to the C-sections and medicalization of birth. A woman’s birth story is her personal story for life. I loved the chapter on the “Wonder of Human Development”, it would be great to teach that in a high school health class.”
Dr. Michael Weinman

“It’s All in the Head is an incredible, eye opening look at the development of babies and children. Encourage parents as well as practitioners who deal in pediatrics to get this book.”
Dr. Sharon Vallone

Drs Rosen and Watson have illuminated the journey from conception through early childhood development in a comprehensive, yet understandable “conversation” with the reader. This book will not only be invaluable to parents (whether it’s your first or fifth born), giving them knowledge and direction when making health care decision for their child, but to other health care providers that work with infants to bridge the divide and promote collaborative care and to share with the parents of their patients to help them understand how important it is to address cranial distortions and biomechanics dysfunction at an early age to prevent the problems that arise as a result of the infant’s compensations. Thank you, Drs. Rosen and Watson for this work from your heart!
Dr. James Peck

“Drs. Martin and Nancy have compiled an amazing book valuable for any parent and anyone who gives health care to children. It is clear, concise, full of useful information, and an enjoyable read. Further it has excellent illustrations. I have practiced chiropractic for over 40 years with an emphasis on craniopathy and found this book to be an excellent resource. I recommend this book to any parent or health care worker who works with children.”
Dr. Kristen Favreau

“This book is an invaluable resource for caregivers of babies and children. Drs. Nancy and Marty are so skilled at simplifying the underlying physiology behind the detailed cranial imbalances described. Also, there are many inspiring case studies thoughtfully interwoven throughout the book which provides meaning and adds depth to concepts relayed. This is also a perfect resource for healthcare providers who are new to assessing cranial distortion patterns and are interested in furthering their knowledge of the resulting ramifications. Highly recommend this read! I will be singing its praises to everyone.”
Laura Coulter

“This book is easy to read, filled with appropriate facts. It is filled with easy to read vocabulary professional insights. It is a great resource for parents or early childhood libraries. I have been an EEC professional for 15 years and am so encouraged by Marty and Nancy’s information. I highly recommend reading and sharing this book for all who are involved with children 0 to 5 years of age.”