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

I have been studying the SOT paradigm for years and have been an eye witness to the benefits of CMRT in real time. I decided to take this course to gain the knowledge of how and when to apply the specific CMRT protocols in chiropractic practice. In my opinion, these techniques allow you to shift the stigma of chiropractic to be recognized as a primary care physician, which is how I wish to serve patients in my practice.

After taking this course, you could guarantee receiving: 1. Specific clinical applications. 2. A detailed checklist to guide you through specific protocols. 3. An understanding of neurological impact and change.

This course has given me further confidence as a primary care chiropractor and allowed me to provide clarity and potential for family members, friends and other practice members who have too often found an end path with certain health conditions and dysfunctions. With the knowledge I have gained I will strive to continue to shift the common misconception that chiropractic only caters solely to musculoskeletal conditions.

I have mainly utilized these techniques in identifying certain underlying problems that have negatively impacted expectations of patient progress. For example, a patient hadn’t been responding to care and after analyzing her occipital fibers and certain reflex points it led me to order further imaging to eventually find an issue with her IUD was perpetuating her issues.

Thank you Dr. Watson and Dr. Rosen for dedicating their lives to this incredible medical knowledge and art we know as chiropractic. I’m looking forward to continuing to study with them for as long as they continue to provide the knowledge they share!

I must tell you that I’ve been practicing the CMRT protocols and I’m absolutely amazed at what is happening with my patients. The feedback has blown me completely away.

I never saw the true power of chiropractic care until now. I believe the world has reduced chiropractors to pain doctors. Even in school we were taught that chiropractic is mainly to manage pain. One of the reasons I got into functional medicine is because I didn’t want to be a glorified PT who could legally adjust a joint.

I can’t believe this whole time SOT was out there and I didn’t know that it embodies what chiropractic care was meant to be. It should be a part of every chiropractic curriculum.

Chiropractic is so much more than pain management and optimizing performance. It’s about restoring function to the organ systems, which is accomplished by removing all interference from the nervous system.

I remember professors telling us something to that effect in school, but they didn’t really TEACH us that concept. The treatment must go beyond the adjustment and restoring motion to spinal joints. There’s more to it and I feel incredibly blessed to have found the key that unlocked the true power of chiropractic for me.

Thank you so much for your dedication to teaching the skills of SOT. I want to learn everything I can. Where do I start??

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.

I took this course because i wanted to extend my knowledge on my basic SOT.

This is a complete seminar with a lot of information. It is accessible with great sharing.

Thank you.

I wanted to dive deeper into the occipital fibers and find out what to do about them once I have determined what I’m finding.

There are a lot of somatic complaints that have visceral components and without addressing those components, the complaint tends to linger. No system works independently.

This program has made me think deeper into patient complaints, and has given me tools to help more people.

74 year old female with recurrent right shoulder pain for almost a year. One respiratory protocol treatment and the pain was gone for almost two months.

Thank you for sharing this information.