The material for this exam is covered in the following publications, all of which can be purchased through SOTO Europe:

• SOT Participant Guide
• SOT 1984 Manual (Major B. DeJarnette)
• Line Two Occipital Fibre Technique with Advanced CMRT Methods (Major B. DeJarnette, edited by Ned Hesse)
• Extremity Technique (Major B. DeJarnette)

Also recommended:

• Chiropractic and Anatomy and Physiology of Sacro Occipital Technique (Jonathan Howat)
• Chiropractic Manipulative Reflex Technique (Major B. DeJarnette)

All candidates wishing to undertake the SOT Exam must fulfil the following criteria:

• Must be a member of SOTO Europe
• Must have been qualified as a chiropractor for at least 3 years
• Must have attended 108 hours of SOT seminars, including modules 1-5

The material for this exam is covered in the following publications, all of which can be purchased through SOTO Europe:

• Cranial Participant Guide.
• Cranial Technique 1979 Manual (Major B. DeJarnette)

Also recommended:

• Chiropractic and Anatomy and Physiology of Sacro Occipital Technique (Jonathan Howat)
• Cranial Sutures: Analysis, Morphology and Manipulative Strategies (Marc Pick)
• An Outline of SOT Cranial Technique (Joseph Unger)

All candidates wishing to undertake the SOT Exam must fulfil the following criteria:

• Must be a member of SOTO Europe
• Must have passed the SOT exam
• Must have been qualified as a chiropractor for at least 5 years
• Must have attended 170 hours of SOT seminars, including Cranial Ranges of Motion and Sutural Technique, Cranial Specific and Non-Specific Techniques and Category I Intra-oral Techniques and Paediatrics (or equivalents)

Attendance at SOT Management 1 and 2 (modules 10 and 11) is also recommended.