Praise For: SOT® – The Three Categories

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 took this course to improve my skill and learn new techniques.

My takeaways are that one complaint can hide something that has been there for longer than the complaint. The importance of considering the body as a whole and the strong relationship between the cervical and the pelvis.

The course has enlarged my view on chiropractic care, and taught me a new way to approach a complaint.

Great class.”

“I wanted to fine tune my skills with the categories and organize my procedures more in line with SOT.

My three takeaways:
1. Good organization of the indicators with each category
2. Understanding of the difference in each category relating to the adjusting procedures
3. Great refresher and reminder of all that SOT can cover.

I feel more confident with my SOT procedures and continue to witness the miracle of the body and Chiropractic. In particular I have a better understanding of the R+C procedure and have made significant progress with eliminating those indicators.

I appreciate your teaching style, especially with the online program. I like the bite sized pieces of information that I can take back to the clinic and work into my procedures.”

I learned about the foundation of the Sacro-Occipital Technique. I also learned the treatment protocol of those categories that really help me to treat patients.

It gave me a direction for treating patients, I understand the foundation of SOT made me want to learn more about SOT such as the TMJ and Cranial part.

I am in the student clinic right now. One of my patients had an injury of the SI joint for a while during an Aikido session. Came in with a complaint of SI joint. I used SOT Category II protocol to treat her. Her pain immediately disappeared in the first session of treatment, which is amazing.

Yes, it is a detailed course that talks about the history, physiology, anatomy and treatment method of SOT. I will definitely recommend this to my classmate that want to learn SOT.

It’s a system of analysis which is pretty structured and is more comprehensive than most techniques from a functional standpoint.

It helped me clarify the tests.

It’s an introduction to SOT which should’ve be taught at the university level as one of the most basic techniques.

Great job.