Praise For: SOT® – The Three Categories

Well structured, systematically taught over 15 weeks allows additional time to study.

The program has helped keep the Chiropractic spirit alive in me even in retirement. I am able to treat my family with the category system rather easily.

It is an awesome way to learn SOT. My fourth course this year.

“The SOT categories course in Australia was on weekends that I was unable to attend in the past couple of years. Studying online gave me the ability to learn the categories.

The course is set out in bite sized pieces, the information is logically presented in a systematic way, and the information is well presented through video and workbook.

This course has given me the Ability to help more people through chiropractic. It has made me more confident as a chiropractor and given me more enjoyment in practice.

I’ve learnt ways of testing through the category indicators to understand what subluxation patterns are present. It has given me more certainty in what and how to adjust.

I really enjoyed the program and am inspired to learn more and dive more deeply into SOT.”

“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.”

My three takeaways are:
1. Each week new material helps understand and studying as SOT is a technique very different from what we see in college.
2. Techniques that don’t require a lot of physical effort. If one sees lots of patients per week or injures a shoulder, those procedures will help keeping active.
3. Address dural meningeal issues.

This course helped me review some of the SOT procedures I have learned and learned from Dr. Rosen Experience.

I would Definitely recommend this course. All chiropractors that need other tools to treat non mechanic issues should take this program.

The concept is that the cervical and lumbar spine are interconnected, so rather than treating only the affected area, it is essential to also address other spinal regions that could be the root cause of the issue.

I now perform more detailed examinations when seeing patients, making it easier to explain their condition to them. Additionally, I’ve become more mindful of taking care of my own body as well.

After providing more detailed adjustments to the temporomandibular joint and upper cervical spine for a headache patient, they were satisfied, saying their vision improved and their headaches got better.

As a neurologist practicing chiropractic in Korea, I found the SOT classes to be incredibly valuable.