"Common" vs. "Normal" development in children with Dr. Martin Rosen

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Martin Rosen, a leading expert in the world of pediatrics.  
Common versus normal is a huge topic regarding the development of children and why milestones like crawling, sitting and others are of vital importance for the development of your child's brain and nervous system.  

Many pediatricians are missing the mark because of a lack of skillset knowing the vital importance and proper treatment for children's nervous systems.  In this episode we discuss how the first two years of life in a child are the most important, proper milestones that should develop, reasons for failing to meet them, and tools to help regulate them.  

Dr. Rosen is a 1981 summa cum laude graduates of Life Chiropractic College.  Since 1982 he has maintained a private practice in Wellesley, MA.  Besides his practice he has traveled nationally and internationally teaching chiropractic technique, pediatrics, cranial adjusting, chiropractic philosophy and practice management. 

With his wife Dr. Nancy Watson, they also run the Peak Potential Institute, offering premier educational programs for healthcare professionals.  Their most recent book “It’s All in the Head”, was written to inform and bring awareness of the implications of growth and developmental challenges in the early stages of childhood development. Their book empowers parents with ability understand normal developmental milestones and to recognize problems in the earliest stages allowing them to seek appropriate care before problems become intrenched and create diagnosable di-ease processes.

The Peak Potential Institute also offers other educational tools include hands on and online workshops and seminars, guest lectures, instructional videos, written books, and articles, published research papers and one on one interviews. He is dedicated to giving chiropractors, healthcare providers and parents a new perspective when it comes to children’s health.

As parents of two daughters, Drs. Rosen and Watson have been committed to helping other parents learn from both their personal and professional experiences.  Through their combined 80 years of teaching, writing and clinical experience they have brought a unique insight, motivation, and support to thousands of lay and professional individuals in numerous fields.

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