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

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 program to improve my skills.

It has given me the ability to better evaluate the patient’s body and understand the connections.

It is helping to work with that intelligence of the body.

Patient was having pain on inhalation. Used the CMRT Patient could breathe without pain.

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.

I took this course because I’ve always been interested in SOT as I had the technique performed on me while I was a student and it was the most miraculous adjustment I had ever received. I was hoping to obtain new skills to help my patients meet their health goals, especially my pediatric population.

Three takeaways:

Less can be more when it comes to making the impact you want on people’s lives and health.
1. The body is an amazing healing machine and it has hidden indicators for things you never would have realized.
2. The more you practice and perform CMRT, the more you will be amazed at what you can learn about your patient’s body and how to support their nervous system.
3. Personally, this program has reignited my passion for chiropractic care. I was down to very few adjusting patients as I mainly practice functional medicine, but this course has made me want to do more with my chiropractic skills. Professionally, I have seen tremendous results on the few patients I have practiced CMRT on. I want to continue to learn more SOT. This style of adjusting makes more sense than anything I was taught in school. I only wish I had pursued it sooner.

The first patient I tried it on was a patient suffering from anxiety. At the time, I had only watched a few of the videos. She had been complaining of left sided chest pain under her breast that would ease for a few days after her adjustment and come right back. I did the coronary protocol for emotional issues and she came back 4 weeks later telling me that the pain had been gone for 3 weeks until everything got stressful for the holidays. I was amazed. I’m excited to continue using the technique until I become proficient.

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and expertise. I loved taking this course and learning. I’m excited to implement the protocols more as I see things come up with my patients. I’ve already changed the way I talk to new patients so they understand that the chiropractic side is non-negotiable if they want to work with me because I believe in the power of CMRT. I can’t wait to continue learning for you both!

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??