Praise For: Scoliosis Ancillary Adjusting Protocols and Home Care

I personally like binging and going in all at once on a program, so I waited until they were all unlocked and did them all in one night while taking notes.

I practice in the manner of adjusting, giving easy home support tasks to help them succeed. So, this program fits perfectly into how I already practice, so it will flow nicely into what I am already doing.

Yes, I would recommend this course. In school I remember the recommendation of adjusting into the convexity. I like that this is more specific to the person.

Can’t wait to start using it!

My takeaway from this program is the home care Blocking Adjustments.

I wanted to have a deeper understanding, knowledge and management about scoliosis. I have scoliosis myself so I guess I’m more sensitive about its care…I even had to wear a corset during my adolescence therefore I love helping children so it can be corrected and help elderly to improve it.

I would recommend this course to have a deeper understanding, knowledge and management about scoliosis. I also think home care is essential. I am very very happy to have done it!

THANK YOU SO MUCH for teaching us and being there on the email questioning all the time.

“My three takeaways from this program:
1. The earlier we are able to detect and correct the spine unbalance, more effective and easier the treatment will be.
2. Depending on how long the scoliosis is present, there will often be disc and bone degeneration occurring on the concave side due to the piezoelectric effect.
3. Those blocks and exercises are very important to stretch muscles and restore the normal curves.

This course amplified my knowledge about scoliosis and I’ll be more confident and able to help more people.

I would absolutely recommend this course. These classes are awesome and many Chiropractors could improve their practice with this learning.

Thank you so much for the learning and email replies. Very helpful.”

“My three takeaways for this class:
1. T12/T11 importance
2. Rotation vs. Inferior tippage
3. Blocking for scoliosis.

Somewhat (I don’t see many Scoliosis patients) simply because I lacked the skills and confidence. I’m glad I’ve done the course nevertheless, it’s given me skills I didn’t have and also does not overcomplicate the process.

I would recommend this course. It provides a protocol for addressing this – normally handled by physios only using exercise. I think it is valuable knowledge for all chiros to have.”

My takeaway: It’s up to the point. It’s nice to get a transcription of the video as well.

I’m seeing more possibilities to help people with scoliosis.

I had an electrician working in my office. He had low and thoracic pain. I got him on my table and adjusted as I always did. He was much better but told me that there is still some blocking at T11-T12. So took the dutchman roll and did a P-A adjustment after palpating the painful side. It made a crack. He gladly exhaled and told me that was first. Gladly he fixed my Problem in the praxis afterwards.

Indeed, I would recommend this course.