This is first in the SOT 'Basic' Series - It is a 2-day event held on Saturday -Sunday 8th/9th March 2025 at our very own NZCC in Tāmaki Makaurau. 

Categories is a prerequisite for most other SOT workshops and events. This content is vital to understanding material of subsequent workshops. 

This event is hands-on, however your brain will get a good workout too! 

You will learn the anatomy and physiology of the three SOT 'category' systems, and adjusting techniques developed for each subluxation pattern- Each 'category' has different needs. This is a great analysis-tool to quickly let you know when your adjusting techniques needs to be tailored for an individual, and how to do so. 

Learn the effects of S-I joint dysfunction on the dura, CSF and hence proper neural function. SOT-trained  practitioners are particularly focused on restoring normal S-I joint function, and improving CSF flow. 

This seminar explores the concept of sacral-occipital motion, CSF fluid dynamics,  S-I joint anatomy. You will learn pre-blocking and blocking procedures (as as developed and researched by Major De Jarnette). 

The dates of the rest of the series and SOTONZ events are:

CMRT: 3th-4th May 2025

Cranials: 25th-26th July 2025

AGM: 3rd May 2025

Exams: 24th July 2025

Advanced Module (Content TBA): 11th-12th October 2025

This is the second part of our three-part BASIC SERIES.

Completing 'Categories' is a pre-requisite for attending this seminar. 

Dr. Rosina Walker is our Lead Educator for this event. 

This system of analysis and adjustment application aims to address autonomic nervous system dysfunction, aberrant viscero-somatic and somato-visceral reflexes, and CSF movement changes.

The practical tools and techniques you will learn may give you a more holistic lens when approaching spine and nervous system dysfunction as it presents in your practice. 

Join us for an enriching seminar focused on cranial techniques that you can immediately implement in your practice.

This seminar is designed to provide you with a solid foundation in addressing the cranium, setting the stage for advanced SOT modules such as sutures and intra-orals.

During the seminar, you will delve into the functional relationships of the cranial membranes and their profound impact on cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) flow and central nervous system (CNS) function. Gain valuable insights into the connections that can be influenced to affect these areas and learn essential techniques.

Please note that completion of Categories is a prerequisite for attending this module.

Don't miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge and enhance your practice- Register now and be prepared to elevate your cranial expertise.