Technical Excellence The Next Key to Our Survival

Koffman DMDig Chiro EconJul/Aug 1984; 27(1): 53,128

Sacro Occipital Technique (SOT) is one of the most precise technical systems in chiropractic and the only one that has defined specialties of study in each of these areas. The SOT category system handles pelvic and spinal conditions effectively, rapidly and non-traumatically. Utilizing the DeJarnette blocking system enables the doctor to treat the “hottest” of low backs effectively. Most post-laminectomy cases are still in pain. The blocking procedures are the only safe way to approach this badly needed area. SOT also has specific methods of treating somato-visceral reflexes with chiropractic manipulative reflex technique (CMRT), extremities, and cranial bone related dysfunctions. The better prepared and skilled the doctor is, the better equipped they are to deal with building a successful practice and helping their patients.

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