Praise For: Scoliosis Ancillary Adjusting Protocols and Home Care

“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.”

“This program gave me great strategies to analyze and help correct a scoliosis. It also gave great home care procedures to assign patients!

It made me more confident in treating my patients with this condition. Had a patient with rotational scoliosis come in the same week the course began. I was able to put into practice the methods learned in this course right away!

I would recommend this course for anyone wanting to enhance their analyzing and adjusting skills!

Thank you!”

“I like the bite size content. It is user friendly and very applicable to practice.

I enjoy up leveling my practice to better help my community.

I am currently working with a 10 year old patient and applying these protocols.

I would recommend this course because of the application and user friendly techniques.”

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 takeaway:
1. Identify 2 most common types of scoliosis (rotary and inferior tippage).
2. Properly assess and adjust T11/12 because it is a key area for scoliosis patients.
3. Additional blocking and homecare to help rebalance musculature and aid in reversing scoliosis and symptoms.

I have a better understanding of how to address patients with scoliosis in practice and can offer home exercises that will help as well

I’m currently working on a 20-year-old with severe scoliosis. I’m hoping the additional blocking will help her even more with the muscle disbalance in her upper back

Yes, I would recommend this course. Very useful information and tips that I haven’t heard before