– Dr. Martin Rosen & Dr. Nancy Watson

How One Mom’s Journey Sparked a Movement for Pediatric Cranial Health | Ashley Dalidowitz

In this powerful episode of Vitality Chat, Drs. Martin Rosen and Nancy Watson sit down with Ashley Dalidowitz—a mother of five, children’s health advocate, and parent coach—to explore how one moment changed the entire trajectory of her family’s life. Ashley will also be a featured educator in our upcoming Cranial Distortion Course—a first-of-its-kind program designed for parents, caregivers, and interdisciplinary professionals.

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– Dr. Martin Rosen & Dr. Nancy Watson

From Burnout to Breakthrough: Dr. Courtney Neill’s Journey into Pediatric Chiropractic Leadership

In this inspiring Vitality Chat, we sit down with Dr. Courtney Neill—chiropractor, mom, and lead instructor at Peak Potential Institute—to hear how her personal healing journey, family challenges, and early career uncertainty ultimately led to the creation of a thriving pediatric and perinatal-focused practice in Massachusetts. Dr. Neill shares her struggles with digestive issues, seizures, and career dissatisfaction—and how chiropractic opened the door to transformation not only for herself, but for the families she now serves. She discusses the pivotal moments that shifted her path, including her experience as a mother, her clinical growth through SOT® and cranial work, and her decision to build a collaborative wellness center rooted in authentic connection and clinical clarity. If you’ve ever questioned your direction, felt unsure how to specialize, or needed reassurance that building a purposeful practice takes time—this episode is for you.

– Dr. Martin Rosen & Dr. Nancy Watson

Raised in Chiropractic, Called to Serve: Dr. Erin Jewel Rosen on Finding Her Own Path

In this powerful Vitality Chat, Dr. Erin Jewel Rosen shares her journey from being raised in a chiropractic family to becoming a chiropractor herself. With a background in kinesiology, competitive gymnastics, and advanced yoga, Dr. Erin offers unique insights into how body awareness, trust, and kinesthetic memory shape her clinical approach. She opens up about: – Growing up surrounded by chiropractic principles – Why she almost pursued an MD before returning to chiropractic – Learning to trust her hands and adjust with confidence – The emotional stories of patients who reignited her purpose – Her message for young chiropractors struggling to find their footing Whether you're a chiropractor, student, or someone curious about healing and purpose, this conversation is a must-watch.