Praise For: Visual Analysis – Its Role in Determining Cranial Distortion/Subluxation Patterns

It has allowed me to observe people/patients and see cranial distortion. It gave me a bigger picture in the diagnosis of different issues involving airway, learning and behavior.

It has helped me with the children. It will help me to finish the Invisalign treatment for my Pilates teachers’ children. I have a better understanding of why one child expands easily and the other two children are more difficult. They need hands on therapy prior to continued expansion.

Yes, I would recommend this course. Any healthcare professional who treats children or adults with airway issues, anxiety, TMJ issues, etc. should take this course. It gives a broader view of what is possible.

Visual analysis is difficult, and practice is key.

This program has kept me accountable in practicing visual analysis/cranial adjusting and continuing to improve my clinical skills.

I was able to identify a maxilla subluxation I would have previously missed.

Yes, I would recommend this course. This course is pure chiropractic and helpful to refine skills.

I have really enjoyed all of your courses so far.

My three takeaways:
1. Cranial patterns tell a story.
2. Visual analysis helps identify compensation before touching the client.
3. Recognizing patterns is more important than focusing on individual symptoms.

That it is a quick and simple assessment tool that I can add into my practice.

I applied the occipital technique and the skull shape changed, there is more flexion in the cranial motion.

Yes, I would recommend this course. It is simple and easy to follow through.