Praise For: Tongue-Tie and Palate Evaluation Procedures

I would like to just emphasize the knowledge gained throughout all the courses I’ve taken with you guys.

I have gained clinical clarity and understanding what to do in certain situations.

We are a very pediatric and newborn heavy practice. We have kept 40+ kids out of helmets this year and the certainty gained through the program is why

Yes, I would recommend this course based on everything I said. Cranial cases I feel are pretty tough, even sometimes with all the knowledge.

Very grateful for the training.

“This program has lots of information set out in an easy way to learn.

Professionally it’s given me more tools for my assessment with babies. It will require time to feel confident with my adjusting skills but I’m excited about implementing the information I learned.

I’m assessing more palates than ever before and noticing improvements with latches a bit quicker than before.”

“This, and all of the Peak Potential programs I’ve taken, provide in depth description of normal function, what to look for, and how to correct it.

This program has expanded my skill set and ability to help my community.

I’ve had the opportunity to apply this training to a few new infant patients and am continuing to learn as I work with them. Thank you!”

The information is extremely valuable and has added value to my diagnostic and treatment methods so far. A new approach in which the knowledge accumulated up to this course was extremely useful to me.

For me it was an extremely structured course that I had easy access to in the quiet of my home, having the time necessary to study.

I have already recommended it to my colleagues in Romania.

Sincere congratulations for the structured way of the course and the successful presentation of it so that we in Romania also have access to this information.

“The classes and lives are very complete and super educational; learning from this couple is pleasurable and addictive.

Tongue-tie is increasingly ‘common’ to be evaluated in hospitals in Brazil; unfortunately, many babies have their tongues cut, because doctors and healthcare professionals are unaware of how the skull can influence this. It’s so good to be able to educate my pregnant patients that this problem shouldn’t be solved like this, before I can evaluate and try to help and I’m so happy to see them bringing their babies and trusting in my work, without you, I would never have known about this much less would I have the confidence to call this responsibility upon myself. You transform the lives of my patients through your teachings, so THANK YOU so much for everything!

One of the cases that marked me the most was a 2-month-old baby who lives in another state, and who had her tongue stuck, but even after the operation, she continued to hurt her breast when breastfeeding, a very tight latch and the nipple clicking. Tongue, after I adjusted it, using what I learned in classes, she breastfed softly and without any clicking, the mother cried, hugged me, apologized to her baby saying ‘forgive me for putting you through that, I knew that Auntie Lili was his solution.’

I can say that I’m this couple’s number one fan. Learning from them is fascinating and I recommend all the courses to anyone who wants practice focused on real health. Using what they teach transforms lives!”