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SOT® Pediatric Certificate Program – Minneapolis 2027

Name: SOT® Pediatric Certificate Program – Minneapolis 2027
Start: 2027-05-15T09:00:00-05:00
End: 2027-07-11T18:00:00-05:00
Location: Minneapolis Marriott Northwest Hotel & Conference Center

May 15 – Jul 11, 2027

Minneapolis, MN

Minneapolis Marriott Northwest Hotel & Conference Center

$2040 – $2295

Quick facts

Cost: $2040 – $2295
Schedule: May 15 – Jul 11, 2027
Speaker: Nancy Watson, Martin Rosen
Venue: Minneapolis Marriott Northwest Hotel & Conference Center, 7025 Northland Drive N, Minneapolis, MN, 55428

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About this event

The SOT® Pediatric Certificate Program – Minneapolis is a comprehensive pediatric spinal and cranial evaluation and adjusting program led by Dr. Martin Rosen, DC, and Dr. Nancy Watson, DC, of Peak Potential Institute. The 2027 Minneapolis cohort combines online coursework, beginning February 1, 2027, with two in-person weekend seminars at the Minneapolis Marriott Northwest Hotel & Conference Center in Minneapolis, MN:

• May 15–16, 2027 (9:00 am–6:00 pm both days): comprehensive pediatric spinal and adjusting protocols, plus the pediatric cranial exam and cranial adjusting protocols • July 10–11, 2027 (9:00 am–6:00 pm both days): comprehensive pediatric cranial adjusting protocols and common conditions in pediatric practice

Each in-person seminar is 16 hours. The online portion covers 21 modules, including nervous system development, the dural meningeal system, cranial bone motion and CSF, infant spinal case history, spinal and cranial examination protocols, and practice development. Graduates are listed in the Pediatric Referral Directory and invited to join the Pediatric Certificate Membership. Continuing education credit is available for $50 per seminar in pre-approved states.

Learning objectives

• Describe pediatric neurological and nervous system development and the rationale for pediatric chiropractic care • Build a pediatric case history and exam for pre-ambulatory infants and children 3 and older • Apply specific indicators for spinal and cranial corrections, including tonal, meningeal, intra-oral and external techniques • Perform occipital fiber analysis and a complete cranial examination • Evaluate and address pediatric TMJ, plagiocephaly, brachycephaly, tongue-tie and the pediatric palate • Assess primitive reflexes

Speakers

Nancy WatsonDC, CSP
Martin RosenDC

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