Become a Certified SOT Practitioner
There are multiple levels of S.O.T Certification in Sacro-Occipital Technic as outlined below
BASIC -Basic Certification involves knowledge of Categories I, II and
III of the SOT Manual and Seminar Series.
On passing, the candidate may be invited to assist on the Table Education Team in Categories Sessions of the SOTO Australasia Seminar Series.
ADVANCED - Advanced
Certification involves knowledge of CMRT (Chiropractic Manipulative Reflex Technique) and Cranial components of the SOT Manual and Seminar Series. On passing,
the candidate may be invited to assist on the Table Education Team in the Full Series Session.
CRANIOPATH - Craniopath
Certification involves candidate understanding all aspects of Craniopathy including the Advanced cranial modules.
The level of Craniopathy knowledge is outlined in the 2011 International Craniopathy Manual.
On passing, the candidate may be invited to assist as a Primary Educator.
DIPLOMATE & FELLOW – Please contact the office for further information
on Diplomate & Fellow
Additional Certification Notes - All certification candidates must be a current registered chiropractor with APHRA or NZ equivalent, be
a full financial member of SOTOA, and meet all requirements outlined in exam guidelines. Candidates must register for their chosen level of certification
a min of 28 days prior to the advertised date of examinations.
2020 Certification Date
Saturday 12 September 2020, BRISBANE, QLD
Time: Starting approx. 8.00 am
Exam Application
SOT Certification Guildines and further Information
SOT Certification Benefits
- Establishes and promotes professional accountability and visibility
- Increases confidence and skill levels
- Increases referrals by identifying those professionals who have met specific standards of knowledge and experience in the practice of SOT
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Adds authority to clinical opinions in medical reports
- Encourages continued professional growth and development
- Enables practitioners to use the international standard of excellence logo in the promotion of their practices