Praise For: Evaluation and Corrections for Vagus Nerve Involvement

This program has usable information with good instruction and demonstration. Very helpful.

I will use this to diagnose and treat patients weekly. I can help my own kids too.

I just evaluated a one-year-old and will hope to see better balance than getting previously

I would recommend this course for its usable information.

Great course. Easy to implement in the office the next day. Great stand-alone techniques to use in practice immediately if you don’t have an SOT background. It adds to SOT methodology to give more tools for your sot toolkit.

This course has been a game changer. I’ve improved my evaluating skills, I have additional adjusting techniques. I’m getting an understanding about the nervous system and how to implement this in practice. I have more confidence to know what I’m doing is incredibly valuable. I’ve had personal breakthroughs with being really sad that I’m not a very good manual adjuster having worked and studied with big Gonstead adjusters. I always felt really insecure, but I didn’t want to hurt myself and be maimed into the future. I always felt I had failed because I did low force techniques. This course has been a turning point of really understanding the nervous system and seeing changes immediately, it improved my confidence.

Actually having the correct pelvic point that agrees with occipital indicator and having immediate changes in a 4.5 month old baby with torticollis. This was really important to the parents as they had taken 15 years to have this IVF baby. And because I couldn’t move his head, they thought he was broken.

Yes, I would recommend this program. So easy to implement immediately in the office, with staggering effects. It helps that the nation is incredibly sympathetically dominant.

I have lots of patients coming because of the broken damaged vagus nerve referred by their doctor. I have so much more confidence to treat the complexity of these issues and also to treat them for longer periods of time especially when the indicators are still active.

I decided to take this course because I had already studied the importance of having proper vagal tone but I desired more clinical tools for assessing and correcting vagal tone.

My three takeaways:
1. The colon subluxation patterns that affect the vagus nerve.
2. The cranial application that affects the vagus nerve.
3. The most CMRT applications that influence the vagus nerve.

Taking this program has increased my confidence in assessing and correcting for vagus nerve imbalance in adults and infants, and allowed me to better serve my patients and family.

I applied the techniques that I learned in this course on a two month old infant with severe head rotation and head tilt…cranium was very flat on one side with severely internally rotated temporal bone on that side. Within the first 3 to 4 visits the infant regained full active ROM in cervical spine and her cranium started to become more symmetrical.

Thank you Dr. Rosen and Dr. Watson for teaching this amazing work with such precision.

I loved learning about the vagus nerve points in the abdomen. I love how you discussed the atlas involvement as separate sides as it hasn’t fused and I loved watching it done on a child, older child and adult.

I perform vagus adjustments on most patients now and always check for tender points in the hands etc. I am much more conscious about vagal involvement and feel this course bridged a huge gap in my skill set so thank you!

I would recommend this course. It is straight forward, easy to digest videos and short videos, which for a mum is essential!

Have done several courses now and always find them amazing so thank you!

I decided to take this course because the vagus nerve has received a lot of attention in social media. So I thought it would be good to study the vagus nerve again and the adjusting techniques specific to influencing the vagus nerve.

My 3 take away would be:
1. Identifying occipital side slip versus compression.
2. Using the indicators to show the patient how patient how clearing the occiput and Atlas clears the indicators.
3. Familiarizing myself with the track of the Vagus nerve and relating it to adjusting procedures.

I was struck by the clearing of most indicators with the proper adjustment of Atlas occiput. One patient comes to mind that had developed a cough that was uncontrollable and happened only when he was sitting. I used these procedures and his cough has not returned.

I was reluctant to take an online program… This was my first time taking a serious course online. I found the presentations to be concise, well prepared and organized. I appreciated being able to listen to them multiple times as they were packed with information.