Cranial Eval & Adjusting Protocols for the Infant and Child

The 'Cranial Eval & Adjusting Protocols for the Infant and Child' workshop is designed to enhance the skills and effectiveness of healthcare professionals working with pediatric patients. This hands-on seminar, hosted at Sherman College of Chiropractic in Boiling Springs, focuses on the essential spinal and cranial adjusting techniques that can be seamlessly integrated into existing practice paradigms. Participants will explore specialized meningeal and structural techniques grounded in the principles of Sacro Occipital Technique. This course specifically targets practitioners who work with infants and children aged 0-18 months, providing in-depth knowledge on how to evaluate, identify, and correct primary cranial and spinal subluxation patterns. Attendees will learn to utilize neurological indicators and objective evaluation protocols, enabling them to determine the necessary corrections for pediatric patients. Importantly, the course emphasizes a practical component, requiring participants to bring a portable table (if the seminar is not held at a college) and a baby doll for hands-on practice. The recommended doll is JC Toys - La Baby 16, while ensuring that attendees avoid using dolls that are either too small or lack a neck. This workshop promises to be an invaluable learning experience for those looking to deepen their understanding and application of pediatric chiropractic techniques.