Praise For: Evaluation and Correction of Atlas/Axis Dural Meningeal Restriction

“Most courses breeze through a hundred adjustments and this simplifies just two, which leads to a better take home/point across. The course itself is not overwhelming in material and gives you tidbits you can take into practice the next day. Its analysis can be used at any age.

This allowed me more confidence in practice and adjusting my own daughter.

I assessed my daughter after watching the last video, and she had a positive axis, so there was less tension on her right side, I had her supine lifted superiorly and positioned my line of drive while holding her temporal bone, once she relaxed I impulsed. Feet weren’t completely balanced after I re-checked but she had less tension in her neck after.

I would recommend this course, especially if you work in the pediatric population.”

“I work with a lot of newborn and babies. I didn’t feel confident enough to properly evaluate the atlas/axis. I usually just do a muscle test or ROM.

I performed the leg check and adjusted the atlas /dural restriction with a 5 year old boy while lying supine. His Mom stated he slept a little better that night.

The Atlas/Axis Dural Meningeal Restriction course is a MUST if you work on little ones. This course will give you the confidence to help the new nervous systems deal with stress. Moms and Dads will love you!!!

Dr. Rosen and Dr. Watson’s seminars are by far the BEST out there!!!”

“I took this course as a refresher.

I used it on a newborn and the mother saw her baby relax as the adjustment was being performed.

The courses you provide give bite sized pieces of information which enables the doc to implement and build techniques.”

“I took this program to have another tool to evaluate and correct subluxation in babies and children.

Early assessment and intervention in childhood may help address potential issues before they become more significant problems. By evaluating the dural meningeal system, we aim to identify and address issues that may affect a child’s health and development.

Taking this course will add another tool to your toolbox to manage cases that can be more complicate to solve using the approaches we learned in college. Dr. Rosen and Dr. Watson explain this very important technique in a practical, detailed and easy way to learn it.”

“I want to learn more about the upper cervical. I will use this technique on children and hypermobile patients.

I would recommend this course for colleagues that works with children. It is a good course for pediatrics.”