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 Dan Madock DC explores Sacro Occipital Technique (25 year teacher), importance of cranial adjustments (craniopathy), types of pelvic misalignments, we dive into veterinary chiropractic, treatment red flags, elevator pitch and even a fishing story. Teacher of Sacro Occiptal Research Society International ( SOT )for over 25 years.  Diplomate of Craniopathy today we speak to a pioneer in keeping a chiropractic technique alive for the next generation. As most good stories start, he inadvertently got introduced to chiropractic because he and his friend (a chiro) were after the same girl, but luck would have it she didn’t want either one of them.  The friend encouraged him to go to Palmer College of Chiropractic and to specialize in Sacro Occipital Technique (SOT). Contact Reflex Analysis: muscle testing technique. SOT was created from Dejarnette an osteopath turned chiropractic.  He has a big focus on cranial bone misalignments or distortions and cerebrospinal fluid dynamics.  Listen to the episode to figure out what all that means and why CSF matters.  Dejarnette wrote lots of books on cranial conditions. What are the 3 SOT pelvic misalignments? they call it Categories and pelvic wedges are a big part of the correction procedures. 1: anterior-posterior sway, wedges prone  2: sacral-iliac lateral sway, wedges supine, unilateral rib head motion dysfunction from head nod up/down. Typically left short leg, Sartorius tender on short leg,  TFL tender on opposite side, C4 tender and occipital condyle tender short leg side. 3: left-right and anterior lean typically with sciatica, wedges prone but special position SOT Seminars are held twice a year and certifications are available.  SORSI.com   Dr. Madock is writing a book about Isocranial Technique (he created it). Isocranial Technique uses isometric resistance with patient movement along with Dejarnette’s  Sutural Technique with a stable Category 2 to make even better corrections and it helps opens the cranial vault.   Dr. Mardock also discusses CMRT (chiropractic manipulative reflex technique) that deals with organ dysfunctional (liver, adrenal, etc.)… which is controversial within the profession. He quickly discusses how to charge and bill wellness care versus acute care. Dr Dan also discusses a few red flag cases. What is an ELEVATOR PITCH and why is it important to join groups? VETERINARY Chiropractic  www.facebook.com/chiropractorforpets videos adjusting dogs and horses. www.vomtech.com  veterinary- orthopedic manipulation developed by Dr. Bill Inman a veterinarian.  This technique specializing in adjusting animals with instruments like spinalaccelorometer®  (like an Activator®) ArthoStim®, VibraCussor®®  and also therapies like cold laser Staff: do a background check and only you should sign checks Loves great danes, fishing (tarpin, red fish), guitar playing, hanging upside down on inversion boots, and going to the gym. www.drdanmadock.com Books:  Bruce Lipton – Biology of Belief  Tim Ferriss 4 Hour Workweek  Subtle Art of Not Giving a F Mark Manson Lee Child Jack Reacher   Michael Crighton  Jack Ryan Jurrasic Park Mitchel Okokaku  Parrael Universe  Katrin Becker  String Theory and M Theory Names mentioned:  Dr Ortero, Richard “Dick” Versendol (contact reflex analysis), Dr. Vern Hagin,  osteopath Dr Kietal cranial manipulation, Dr Gayon from france, Dr Mark Pick (CSF MRI studies), Travel Tip: Show notes can be found at www.adoctorsperspective.net/34 here you can also find tweetable quotes, links to things mentioned and the Travel Tip