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

“This course gave me a different perspective on upper cervical care with more focus on long term correction vs masking symptoms. An added tool for upper cervical correction.

It has given me a few new talking points to emphasize the important of getting infants checked before the onset of symptoms and a new analysis for assessing the upper cervical spine

I have been sharing the information shared at the beginning of the course with parents and existing patients.

I would recommend this course if they desire a more introductory level course.

I always appreciate the information and learn something new from Dr. Rosen; he is a phenomenal provider and instructor.”

“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 took this program to improve my knowledge of pediatric adjusting and offer skills beyond what other doctors are offering in my area to help set kids on the right course for life.

I treated a 4 month-old last week using the techniques learned in the online module and the in person module in April in Longmont. It was my first time trying to implement some of the techniques and the baby was subluxated and fussy so I was not able to complete everything I wanted to and clear the upper cervical the way I wanted. I was at least able to do a psoas release for her chronic reflux that she is being given daily medication for and release her sacrum which she smiled about while I was doing.

If a doctor cannot make the in-person seminars, I would definitely recommend this course. It gives you the information in small, bite-size pieces that you can re-watch if you felt like you missed some information. SOT techniques are not something widely taught in chiropractic school (that I know of). I went to Palmer where it was only taught as an elective and I had considered it during my time as a student but could not afford the extra course. I wish I had found a way to pay for it then!

The science, art and philosophy of this technique are incredibly valuable and provide a whole new perspective on how to help patients. It makes sense why I would see the same subluxation pattern over and over in a patient and how I could help with the dural tension that causes it. I would love to be able to take the full course offerings with Dr. Rosen!”

“I decided that the need to treat more pediatrics was upon me and I did not feel entirely equipped at evaluation and treating. I was hoping to get that knowledge and confidence.

The first time I used these techniques was on my 6 month-old! Practice but of course I adjust my children. Leg length prone, short right side – he naturally was turning his head side to side which was helpful and turning to the right evened his leg length out. I was like a-ha! Atlas restriction, turned head to the right posterior arch and zygomatic arch.

I would definitely recommend this program. Loved how I could do this at my own pace. If you are looking for more tools in your toolbox this is the first place to start! This sets the foundation to build on. I feel confident in evaluation now and treatment of that pediatric patient that comes in. Work on the fascia and then the structural restrictions! Great content and video. Thanks!”

“I took this program to understand the importance of Atlas/Axis subluxation in the early years of life, how to correct it and how to educate patients on it. I have spoken to mothers with children under the age of 10 years old about the long-term effects this can cause their children during the growth process of their nervous system and the dysfunction it will cause.

I would absolutely recommend this program. It is knowledgeable and a lot of people don’t understand the statistics or the effects this subluxation can cause long term. I believe that increasing the ability to understand the neurophysiological process of the body will only allow you to help and educate your patients more and then you are able to broaden your horizon with helping all of your community and not just a certain age group.”