Praise For: SOT® – The Three Categories

My takeaways
1. Low force techniques are just as effective and thrust adjustments aren’t the only option.
2. Focusing on the segment that is “stuck” is not always the best option
3. The use of systems to get to underlying causes benefits patients better in the long term rather than using symptom management.

I feel more confident having a system in place and it inspired me to look deeper into the complaints my patients have presented with.

I had a patient with chronic lower back pain, and I’ve started using Category II protocols. Not only was he happy I was able to evaluate it differently, but We have seen an improvement and he’s continuing with care.

Yes, I would recommend this course. This is by far one of the best distance learning courses I have done. The level of support and engagement is not something I have found elsewhere, and it made it easy and valuable rather than being another course you do and forget about because you couldn’t grasp the concepts.

I would like to say thank you. Thank you for sharing your passion and helping me nurture mine. I look forward to learning from you again.

My three takeaways:
1. Easy to listen 2. Enhances the use of SOT indicators 3. Able to repeat the videos for better learning and understanding.

These programs have improved my delivery of SOT protocols to my patients. I also feel more accomplished and confident.

The addition of R&C has worked like magic. Many times patients are impressed with so little force that takes away their pain.

I recommend this course for all DCs interested in SOT and those who have practiced using SOT. There is so much to learn. The more I learn and apply the techniques, the better the outcomes.

I appreciate how packed full of information the lessons contain. I listen to many of them more than once.

“I am looking for new ways to help patients with chronic issues that keep recurring and want to incorporate blocking as a more gentle technique approach.

My three takeaways are:
1. Identify ascending/descending patterns in order to address the prominent issue first.
2. Check for and remove atlas/axis dural restrictions.
3. Awareness of positive muscle control and the idea that not every ‘fixed’ joint should be adjusted as some are compensations for a hypermobility problem.

Professionally I feel I can help my patients further and explain better why they have the issues they have and how the healing process will be. I have noticed an impact of removing atlas dural restrictions in several patients. It’s been very interesting to observe the changes patients report. The CCC also is a good educational tool as patients notice that raising the legs becomes easier or more difficult with cervical compression.

It’s the best seminar I’ve ever taken! So much information that I’m a bit overwhelmed but I learned so much that I’ve been able to immediately start using it in practice. Dr. Rosen was amazing in his explanations and I now understand SOT so much better!”

This was my first experience with SOT. I started implementing bits and pieces into my practice and my patients started seeing better and better results.

I received a voicemail from a lifelong chiropractic patient after running her through the system for the first time. She told me that was the BEST she had ever felt after an adjustment.

By the end of the course, I had completely changed my entire exam and adjusted protocols to fit the 3 category system. Drs. Rosen and Watson do a wonderful job of explaining and simplifying complex biomechanics and neurology.

If you are looking to standardize your analysis and adjusting protocols, while still maintaining a high level of individualized care, this class is for you. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.”

“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.”