Praise For: SOT® – The Three Categories

I love the gentle and specific approach that you get with SOT. I feel like blocking and adjusting CAT IIs, they get so much more relief and results that last longer. I like having a system for analysis and for adjusting to monitor objective changes.

I feel like I have a system for my adult patients to use on D1s and reexams to access their subluxation patterns. Patients love seeing the objective changes as I adjust, for ex. checking trap fibers, adjusting and rechecking, they’re always amazed at the difference with a “simple” light force adjustment.

I’ve started doing a lot more CAT II protocols, not just the wedges, which is what I was doing prior, checking arm fossa, wedging and that was it…. I know that sounds bad but having this refresher course has improved the patient’s results by doing the WHOLE protocol, they seem more stable longer.

Yes, of course. I love all PPI courses. I always get good nuggets out of them. I’ve incorporated so many new techniques over the past couple of years and my practice has exploded since! Patients want what we have!

Great program. Thank you for everything!

This was a great introduction to SOT, I have gained foundational knowledge to start using this technique. I’m excited to begin using the information learned to help patients in a different way. I like the systematic approach, and am excited to master what I’ve learned and then take another class.

It has given me a more strategic way to assess and adjust.

Yes, I would recommend this class. The course is well organized, with a good amount of information presented each week.

I really enjoyed this course.

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 took SOT Europe’s first three modules at the beginning of the year (Cat I, II, II and extremities). Lots of questions arose as I started using SOT with patients.

The program was well structured, ensuring that participants can comfortably absorb, comprehend, and put into practice the concepts taught. This program answered so many questions, I’m so grateful for having taken part in this course. I am feeling more confident using SOT. In the clinic, patients with chronic complaints have finally started to heal.

I have been treating a patient for about 2 years. She presented with left buttock pain. I had gone far further than previous chiropractors in helping her. However, her pain remained. It was only when I started using SOT and identified a Category II subluxation pattern that I was able to clear her pain completely and get her back to running and practicing martial arts. She is still a stable category 1 patient now and I see her for maintenance every four weeks.

Thank you for answering all my questions. I am looking forward to the CMRT course. You always made me feel welcome with my many questions, and I really appreciate your help and kindness.”

“I entered Dr. Rosen/Watson’s SOT 3 Category program to better understand chiropractic clinical presentations I see in everyday practice.

I learned how to address:
1. Acute presentations caused by body breakdown in response to chronic primary subluxation.
2. Compensatory system unwinding.
3. Primary Subluxation

I have gained a better understanding of the body’s response to subluxation and how to address it. Better understanding builds confidence which crosses over from professional life to personal life.

I started implementing CAT II protocol as soon as the video was up. I loved how the SOT 3 categories program’s doctor share/live Q&A made distant learning seem not so distant. I would definitely attend an in-person class in the future.”