Praise For: SOT® – The Three Categories

“I took this program for a greater understanding of SOT categories and their management.

My three takeaways are:
1. SOT is not confusing, just detailed.
2. The 3 categories are the foundation.
3. SOT is not difficult to apply.

This program has given me another practical tool to use in patient care.

I had a new patient with a hot discogenic pain. Category 3. Pain went from 8 to a 3 during first treatment. 6 sessions to a 0/10 pain.”

“I took this course to further understand SOT and to be able to have another technique that was easier on my body as I get older.

This is an in-depth study on SOT that really digs into the three different categories. I would purchase an occipital fiber chart to have handy in your treatment room. This course is a step-by-step to help you to determine which category you’re dealing with and to help you take better notes in determining the category.

This course has allowed me to better assist my patients that do not like osseous adjustments that would rather have a more gentle approach. It has also helped me to get those that are in chronic pain some relief.

I have been incorporating more cat 3 protocols lately in my office and helping patients find relief because of it.”

“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.”

1. Great material well-presented 2. Immediately applicable 3. Call to Action exercises really help integrate learning.

This is an excellent course for beginning chiropractors and veterans alike. I have been practicing for 25 years. While I had learned SOT in college, I wanted to brush up on principles. This class was so much more. I feel like I learned a technique with efficient protocol immediately applicable to my practice. The instruction was excellent and the doctor shares and call to action exercises extremely helpful.

I have spent the bulk of my career primarily using the Gonstead technique. But after working closely with an SOT doctor, I saw how it expanded my ability to treat more people, especially those who might not be able to handle high-velocity adjustments. I began a two-year study which ultimately led to this course. I am so grateful to have met Drs. Rosen and Watson. Their course helped solidify my understanding of this protocol.

I would highly recommend this course to both beginning and veteran chiropractors. If you have an interest in expanding your ability to help people chiropractically, you will gain much by taking this course. It is well-ordered, exceptionally presented, and comprehensive. The call to actions really helps to integrate the material, and the doctor shares insight and an excellent way to have questions answered. Dr. Rosen and Dr. Watson has done an outstanding job at presenting this valuable chiropractic technique.

Thank you for a wonderful class. I am so grateful I found you. I was looking for SOT instruction and believe it or not, I could find no other seminars. Now, clearly in hindsight, I was fortunate to find your courses, but I was surprised that nothing was offered through the colleges. Anyway, I am grateful that you are keeping this valuable knowledge alive and well. Bless you for your work.

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!