The Art of Upper Cervical Manipulation

This class takes the student/doctor through the basic skill set for mastering manipulative techniques in the upper cervical region.

[@Bilal-jf3sq]

Everything you provide is very beautiful, a very clear and precise explanation. Thank you, Doctor ❤

[@dr.huntera.mollin9058]

You are very welcome

[@user-xp1ii1pp3pu]

Thanks for the video and for the sound separately.

[@dr.huntera.mollin9058]

You’re welcome. My pleasure!

[@dr.d.45]

Good to see you here doc from an old colleague of yours. I hope you are well.

[@hmollin]

Thanks! All is well! Refresh my memory.

[@dr.d.45]

@@hmollin Lisa DiMarco. Taught 1991-1999.

[@woosanglee2025]

Thanks doc, I have been enjoying your videos. Could you make a video for cervicothoracic junction adjustment? I find the CT adjustment is challenging. I like prone P-A for upper Tx and CT but if you have tips for supine techniques please share with us! Also, I would love to see adjusting tips for someone with generalized hypermobility (difficulty with achieving pretension), supine rib roll, and differentiating SIJ from L5 😅😅

[@dr.huntera.mollin9058]

Thank you for the feedback. I will keep your ideas in mind.

[@jaykay308]

are you giving out real class on this? I dont understand the skin pull front to back or back to front. do you mean pulling the skin to the feet direction?

[@dr.huntera.mollin9058]

The demonstration is during a class. The skin or tissue pull is minimal and in the direction of the thrust, front to back or back to front. Not towards the feet.

[@federicocalabrese2661]

Amazing

[@dr.huntera.mollin9058]

Thank you!

[@cabhag4150]

is it possible to create new Video demonstrate on skeleton full body?

[@huntermollin342]

Can you elaborate what you mean?