Praise For: SOT® – The Three Categories

I thought it was a really interesting course! A lot to take in but I have really enjoyed it, thank you!

It has made me think a lot more about my practice and that I probably need to research SOT further.

I have been using various techniques for the course but I feel that I need to maybe treat a group of family members/friends first to really embrace it!

Absolutely would recommend this course and I will sign up to some other courses soon!

Thank you!

I have a better understanding of the vertebral subluxation complex and the body’s compensation reactions to subluxations. Following the indicators has improved treatment protocols for the patient. Learning about the categories has helped me take a different approach to the care of my patients.

Over the last few years, I have been dealing with Parkinson’s Disease. The symptoms have become worse and have affected my adjustments. I needed a more reliable way to treat patients. SOT is becoming that avenue for me.

Once I started blocking patients, I started seeing more positive results almost immediately. I also have been explaining the categories and the indicators to the patients. They seem to grasp the concepts quickly and are appreciative for a more detailed explanation beyond “You have a bone out of place”.

I would recommend this course. The organization of the indicators, categories, and treatment protocols help get better results in a gentler way.

Thanks to both of you for helping me find a way to stay in practice a little bit longer.

“I am a recent graduate and was introduced to SOT through a DC that I was working under for a brief moment. Being a recent graduate, when I started working in a practice, I found that I was somewhat disorganized, and lost the way I was taught to approach, examine, diagnose, and structure a care plan for patients. Having to see how SOT was used in the practice by another DC had piqued my interest in the system which led me to sign up.

My three takeaways are:
1. Flexibility of online modules
2. Clear, planned out and well-explained concepts that were split up into videos that were not too long.
3. Q & A sessions and call-to-action quizzes

Since starting, professionally I have applied the SOT system into practice and utilized all the components to improve my assessments, diagnosis and care for my patients. Personally, I have become more intrigued with the Philosophy of Chiropractic itself and spent more time asking and challenging what I learned at University.

I had a patient who came in acute on chronic onset of LBP with neuro signs. After going through the assessment and determining that it was a Category III, I followed the blocking protocols and had awesome improvements after a few visits.

The course has been awesome, Thank you Dr. Rosen and Dr. Watson for spending the time to set up the course and help upskilling chiropractors around the globe with their experiences and knowledge.”

“I took this program because I was hoping to truly unlock the basics of SOT and understand the 3 differentiating categories. I wanted to include it and slowly start incorporating blocks into my practice.

My three takeaways are:
1. Each category has been clearly explained and the tests shown
2. SOT does require a lot of testing but it does not need to take long to do it
3. The importance of the testing in your diagnosis

This course has helped broaden my scope to be a better chiropractor for my patients.

I have especially used category three as I have a lot of acute patients that visit me-I have seen a massive change in approaching them more specifically, with correct block position and by using the basic cranial move. Very happy to understand this category to help speed up healing.

Thank you for giving me some extra time to work through all the videos. I have made plenty of notes to go through and revisit as I go along. Thanks for your brilliant knowledge and exceptional expertise in this field.”

My three takeaways are:
1. Each week new material helps understand and studying as SOT is a technique very different from what we see in college.
2. Techniques that don’t require a lot of physical effort. If one sees lots of patients per week or injures a shoulder, those procedures will help keeping active.
3. Address dural meningeal issues.

This course helped me review some of the SOT procedures I have learned and learned from Dr. Rosen Experience.

I would Definitely recommend this course. All chiropractors that need other tools to treat non mechanic issues should take this program.