Dr. Rosen's Teaching Schedule

This 16-hour comprehensive pediatric spinal and cranial adjusting seminar will cover a complete spinal and cranial examination for the pediatric patient. The examination format will allow the practitioner to determine: the major type of subluxation present – meningeal or structural, the predominant ascending or descending pattern and the primary area of neurological insult. In this way the practitioner will be able to determine the most effective adjusting procedure as well as the first area of the spine or cranium that needs to be addressed to deliver the most effective and efficient adjustment.

In addition, this 16-hour seminar includes 8 hours of hands-on cranial workshop and 4 hours of hands-on spinal workshop.

The goals for our pediatric seminars are three-fold: to explain the importance of chiropractic care to help chiropractors communicate more effectively to parents and other healthcare professionals, to offer a comprehensive exam so you can develop a set of objective findings to guide the care protocols of your pediatric patients and most importantly - to improve your art in applying the chiropractic adjustment by teaching you the skills necessary to work with this segment of the population in and effective, safe and efficient manner.

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This 16-hour comprehensive pediatric spinal and cranial adjusting seminar will cover a complete spinal and cranial examination for the pediatric patient. The examination format will allow the practitioner to determine: the major type of subluxation present – meningeal or structural, the predominant ascending or descending pattern and the primary area of neurological insult. In this way the practitioner will be able to determine the most effective adjusting procedure as well as the first area of the spine or cranium that needs to be addressed to deliver the most effective and efficient adjustment.

In addition, this 16-hour seminar includes 8 hours of hands-on cranial workshop and 4 hours of hands-on spinal workshop.

The goals for our pediatric seminars are three-fold: to explain the importance of chiropractic care to help chiropractors communicate more effectively to parents and other healthcare professionals, to offer a comprehensive exam so you can develop a set of objective findings to guide the care protocols of your pediatric patients and most importantly - to improve your art in applying the chiropractic adjustment by teaching you the skills necessary to work with this segment of the population in and effective, safe and efficient manner.

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Our commitment to the ART of chiropractic started in 1979, when we taught our first SOT® category seminar while still students. In 1998, I was asked to take the work of Major DeJarnette and organize a Pediatric Seminar based on his teachings. I taught this seminar for the first time in 1999.

In the SOT® world, there are two main certifications - proficiency in the categories and proficiency in cranial adjusting. It has been my intention to offer a SOT® pediatric certification for years. To that end we have put together a three 16-hour series that will bring the art of Sacro Occipital Technique® into one of the most comprehensive pediatric certification series available.

For those of you that have studied with us in the past and wanted to learn more, for those that have studies SOT® and wanted to go deeper or those that want to have the tools and techniques to offer the best to your families the time is now.

This three, 16-hour hands-on seminar series offers a complete pediatric spinal and cranial examination and adjusting model for the practitioner who wants to advance their pediatric adjusting skills and practice to the next level.

Included In This Series:

• SPP 1 : Evaluation and Adjusting Protocols for the Pediatric Spine
• SPP 2 : Evaluation and Adjusting Protocols for the Pediatric Cranium
• SPP 3 : Clinical Integration

This 16-hour seminar includes: rationale for pediatric care, growth and developmental milestones and their impact on the nervous system, pediatric examination procedures for infant to pre-teen and spinal adjusting protocols for the occiput, cervical, thoracic, lumbar spine and pelvis. Both low force/dural meningeal/tonal protocols as well as standard osseous corrective procedures will be taught.

This 16-hour seminar includes: cranial anatomy and physiology as it relates to chiropractic cranial adjusting, cranial adjusting techniques for cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) balancing, specific cranial bone corrective procedures, symptom specific applications of cranial techniques and dural torsion patterns including the falx cerebri, tentorium and sphenobasilar.

This 16-hour seminar includes: specific case management and integration of spinal, cranial and soft tissue adjusting techniques.

• Vagus nerve involvement
• Tongue-tie and palate evaluation and correction
• Plagiocephaly
• Pediatric TMD corrections
• Condition specific protocols including: autonomic nervous system imbalance, sensory and proprioceptive disorders, hyperactivity syndromes, immune system issues and others

This 16-hour seminar includes: rationale for pediatric care, growth and developmental milestones and their impact on the nervous system, pediatric examination procedures for infant to pre-teen and spinal adjusting protocols for the occiput, cervical, thoracic, lumbar spine and pelvis. Both low force/dural meningeal/tonal protocols as well as standard osseous corrective procedures will be taught.

This 16-hour seminar includes: cranial anatomy and physiology as it relates to chiropractic cranial adjusting, cranial adjusting techniques for cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) balancing, specific cranial bone corrective procedures, symptom specific applications of cranial techniques and dural torsion patterns including the falx cerebri, tentorium and sphenobasilar.

This 16-hour seminar includes: specific case management and integration of spinal, cranial and soft tissue adjusting techniques.

• Vagus nerve involvement
• Tongue-tie and palate evaluation and correction
• Plagiocephaly
• Pediatric TMD corrections
• Condition specific protocols including: autonomic nervous system imbalance, sensory and proprioceptive disorders, hyperactivity syndromes, immune system issues and others