Praise For: Occipital Fiber Analysis and Soft Tissue Reflex Techniques (CMRT)

I decided to take this course after learning some pieces of the technique through the Pediatric and SOT course. I wanted to have an understanding of it as well as add another tool to my practice.

This program provided a wealth of information as all of your courses have. I do appreciate how it is broken up into small sections that you can review and move on as you are ready to. The doctor shares are always enjoyable. The questions asked are often similar to ones I had myself at some point in the course.

I have started using these techniques on some select patients as I work on learning the reflex points for each fiber and segment. I am hopeful it will give me some answers in some of my more challenging cases and give me insight into some organ systems that may be showing signs of stress for my patients.

This course was intriguing and easy to follow considering the subject matter complexity. I have learned that this analysis and techniques is providing a unique window into the care and needs of my patients, helping to break those stubborn plateaus in care we encounter in or practice.

I took this course to have a more specific technique for organic challenges.

Each module is detailed, organized and well thought out.

I am able to apply the content to not only my patients but also my family.

I have a male patient with Addison’s disease who has been able to reduce his medications and able to put on weight since beginning care utilizing some of the CMRT techniques.

Love learning from you all!!

I decided to continue after taking the SOT series in order to help patients with chronic issues/patterns.

1. After practicing and being able to identify active line 2 fibers, they can help the Dr. find the ‘lynch pin’, where the cause of a patients problems lie and what would give them the optimal chance to heal. 2. Through patients complaints /symptoms identify which fibers/ organs/ vertebrae are related. 3. Understanding of progression of subluxation from inferior tippage to rotation, closing off dural port and creating the visceral somatic arc.

This program hasn’t impacted me as much as the SOT series. I found it to be a lot of information and specifically for palpating the fibers. I feel I would have needed to be in person to make sure I am finding the correct areas. I do plan to continue to learn from my notes and hopefully integrate some of the most common protocols that we learned. I think the information is very interesting but very intense to learn.

I have found some active line 2 fibers and patients are amazed that it correlates to issues they are having. I have not had the chance to practice the specific protocols for the organs as I am still not proficient in identifying the fibers. I have practiced palpating and neutralizing fibers and associated vertebrae.

Living in Germany, I’m very thankful to have these online seminars to continue learning from abroad. I would love to someday make it to an in person seminar.

I wanted to learn something new. I was hoping to get something to add to my current treatments to work with more organic issues.

My three takeaways are:

1. This is a great technique and tool to use when you’re stuck in a chronic subluxation pattern to breakthrough to healing.
2. We can use specific embryologic contact points to balance the reflex arcs of the organ.
3. Through finding the tender occipital fiber we can go to the chart and find the specific vertebrae that need to be corrected.

Personally I have gained some confidence and know with more practice that will just increase more. Professionally it has sparked an interest in me to continue to learn more.

I used the ileocecal reflex point on a patient suffering with constipation and other GI symptoms. I ran into them a few days later and they commented how much it helped them. They now have normal bowel movements and no more bloating.

Thank you for your time and creating this wonderful course.