Praise For: Chiropractic Cranial Immersion Program

Taking the Cranial Immersion course after completing the live series was incredibly valuable. The way the material was broken down into smaller segments helped deepen my understanding of each individual piece of the cranial puzzle. Having the foundation from the live classes allowed me to connect the dots more clearly and appreciate the nuances of cranial motion, anatomy, and clinical application. I found that revisiting key concepts in this structured format really reinforced my learning and helped solidify both the “why” and the “how” behind each correction and assessment. It was an excellent continuation and integration step following the live experience.

This course has helped me stay engaged and accountable in my studies while preparing for the cranial exam, allowing me to revisit key concepts with greater clarity and confidence. Personally, it has renewed my appreciation for the depth and precision of SOT cranial work. Professionally, it has transformed how I approach complex cases in practice. With a more refined understanding of cranial dynamics, I’m seeing patterns and relationships more clearly—and that deeper comprehension has allowed me to create more meaningful changes in my patients’ outcomes. This experience has not only strengthened my technical skills but also deepened my commitment to continued mastery.

The more I have learned and deepened my understanding, I am more confident to take on tougher cases, or cases that are not typical and needed a keener eye to connect the dots. The confidence gained from this course has also helped me explain the work to parents and give them confidence and trust in my care.

I would highly recommend the Cranial Immersion course to anyone who wants to truly understand the intricacies of cranial work—not just memorizing protocols. The way the material is structured allows you to break down complex concepts into clear, applicable steps that immediately translate into better clinical results.

I’m looking forward (nervously) to scheduling the cranial exam soon!

My three takeaways:
1. The amount of knowledge in this course is priceless.
2. Easy to comprehend and to implement from the start.
3. We could help so many more people with these techniques.

It keeps you humble when you think there is not more out there when you have been practicing for a couple decades, but Dr. Rosen shows we have only touched the tip. lol!

Was able to unlock a patient’s jaw applying the techniques learned from the program.

Yes, of course I would recommend this program. So much to learn from and keep coming back to the workbook and transcripts to keep picking up new nuggets.

I thank you from the bottom of my heart for what you have done for the profession and what you continue to do to help docs and students excel in their careers.

My three takeaways:
1) Cranial adjusting is often the missing component to a person’s ability to maintain alignment. 2) I gained a much deeper knowledge of distortion patterns in the cranium and the spine…and knowing how to make those corrections is really powerful. 3) The flow and visual examples within the coursework are very cohesive and it makes it easy to start applying new knowledge right away.

Professionally, I’ve gained more knowledge that will help my special populations practice. I now feel much more confident when doing cranial work. I have many patients who have had TBIs, TMJ dysfunction, Bell’s Palsy, etc…and this course has really expanded my toolkit and knowledge to help these patients…in addition to the average Joe who comes in with pelvic distortion that doesn’t want to “hold.”

I have been working with a pregnant mother who has been suffering with the ramifications of Bell’s Palsy for a year. She is now 36 weeks pregnant. She began seeing me at 22 weeks pregnant. Adding in the fruit jar technique and intraoral work (with her permission—I’m in Georgia and we are not allowed to do intraoral work) has completely resolved her Bell’s Palsy symptoms. I was seeing slight improvement during her first 8 weeks of care…but once I was able to catch up on the coursework and implement new protocols, her progress exploded. She is now excited to welcome her baby with both of her dimples showing when she smiles now.

100% yes, I would recommend this course. The way the course is laid out is very intuitive. It also provides flexibility as far as how the doctor wants to consume the information. For instance: I had an Associate who had to take an unexpected leave for a family issue. I was working 6-day weeks from February until the beginning of May. I was able to jump back into the Cranial Immersion training once she came back to work. If the format was different, I would have had to abandon the coursework and pay to retake it at another date. I appreciated that aspect. That’s just as a business owner. As a chiropractor, I will highly recommend this course because there is so much more to the nervous system than the spine!

Three takeaways from this course would be:
1. The importance of the specific movements of each cranial bone during each phase of respiration.
2. Techniques to add to your tool belt for specific symptoms.
3. How impactful cranial work is, and how it can oftentimes be the missing piece to some cases.

I have improved my patient outcomes and my confidence in practice.

13 year old female with chronic headaches and dizziness has seen a huge improvement in her headaches and her dizziness has subsided. Her sphenoid wings and all points around them could barely tolerate light palpation, and now the tenderness is 80% better after a few weeks of care. A 65 year old male with a history of head trauma suffers chronic sinus pressure/drainage issues, as well as a tic that has seen vast improvement with cranial work. Improved nursing with babies, quicker improvement in speech therapy once beginning cranial work, and so much more!

Yes, I would recommend this program! This work is so powerful, and tie knowledge you gain throughout this course is priceless.

Thanks for all of your hard work! I will continue to study with you guys.

1. Cranial work is not about moving bones per se but allowing for the proper flow of CSF and restoring normal tension in the dural tissues. This is important to help remove any inflammation or toxins from building up in the brain.
2. For each cranial bone there are specific protocols that are used for correction and it’s not just a matter of pushing on the side sticking out more.
3. It’s important to combine cranial work with the spinal corrective care that we do to address the root source of many issues. Some patients consistently show up with recurring subluxations in the same place, and it may be due to cranial issues.

Personally, I have cranial issues that I hope to resolve in myself as I am a teeth grinder. Professionally, I want to become competent in these techniques so that I can be sure that I am making an effect on the patients.

I have been applying the techniques to adult patients with headaches, and infants who have cranial misalignments based on visual analysis. I wouldn’t say there’s a very obvious improvement in them at the moment, but I will keep trying.

Yes, I would recommend this course to others because it is very clear. Dr. Rosen repeats the material a few times in various ways so that the information and procedures are well defined.

Thank you!