The Center for Neurosomatic Studies (CNS)

The Center for Neurosomatic Studies (CNS) Center for Neurosomatic Studies trains students in neurosomatic therapy and clinical massage in Clearwater, FL. The originators of NST, Paul St.

Our 7-month evening program is designed for working adults — GI Bill accepted. Small cohorts, hands-on training, job-ready graduates. John and Randall Clark, have been educating professionals through seminars, scientific publications, and speaking events for years. The therapy methods have been so successful that there is a shortage of highly trained therapists to treat patients suffering from pai

n syndromes. CNS responds to this need by providing a comprehensive program that allows students to work while preparing for their new career through a combination of lecture, hands-on practice, clinical practice, and community outreach. The faculty members of CNS bring their expertise in NST and proven instruction methods together to provide a one-of-a-kind educational experience.

Why Posture Matters for PainPain often shows up where the body is compensating, not where the problem started.Postural d...
09/08/2026

Why Posture Matters for Pain

Pain often shows up where the body is compensating, not where the problem started.

Postural distortions change how forces move through the body.

A rotated pelvis can influence the spine.
A shifted rib cage can influence the shoulders.
A forward head can influence the entire back.

Posture reveals these patterns.

When therapists understand those relationships, treatment becomes far more effective.

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For the problem-solvers with a service heart.They enjoy solving problems, learning how the human body works, and continu...
09/06/2026

For the problem-solvers with a service heart.

They enjoy solving problems, learning how the human body works, and continually improving their skills. They find satisfaction in helping people who have been searching for answers and finally making a meaningful difference.

That's who our program is built for.

If you've been chasing meaningful work — the kind where the puzzle is real, the stakes matter, and the outcomes are measurable in someone's ability to move without pain — Neurosomatic Therapy might be your next chapter.

Come see what a career here looks like.

cns.edu/why-cns/

🎉 LIMITED-TIME BONUS for CE Students! 🎉Ready to dive deep into Neurosomatic Therapy? When you enroll in the Somatic 1 & ...
09/02/2026

🎉 LIMITED-TIME BONUS for CE Students! 🎉

Ready to dive deep into Neurosomatic Therapy?

When you enroll in the Somatic 1 & 2 series of our Advanced Learning Program (ALP), you’ll receive a FREE companion DVD set—a $399.80 value!

🎁 What You’ll Get:
✔️ 12 days of immersive, hands-on training per course
✔️ 96 CEUs (Florida-approved)
✔️ Lifetime skills in postural correction & structural rehab
✔️ 4 Professional Training DVDs to reinforce your learning at home (normally $99.95 each!)

💥 That’s right—enroll in Somatic 1 & 2 and the full DVD set is yours FREE. No strings, just more value.

📅 Upcoming Start Date:
Somatic 2 October 27th - Nov 1st, 2025
Somatic 1 November 2nd - Nov 7th, 2026

📍 Clearwater, FL – In-person training
💰 Tuition: $2,750 for both courses
🎓 Open to all levels (no license required to attend)

🔗 Sign up now while spots last!

👉 Don’t wait—this bonus is only available for a limited time, and it’s the perfect way to take your skills and your study materials home with you.

For more than the minimum.If your goal is simply to complete the minimum requirements for licensure, there are many educ...
09/01/2026

For more than the minimum.

If your goal is simply to complete the minimum requirements for licensure, there are many educational options available.

If your goal is to become the kind of therapist who continually learns, earns the trust of patients, and builds a career around clinical excellence — you've found the right place.

Neurosomatic Therapy training goes deeper than most massage programs because it has to. Our graduates work with patients who've been through every conventional option and haven't found relief. That work requires more than technique — it requires anatomical fluency, clinical reasoning, and the confidence to hold a room when someone is finally hopeful again. All of it is teachable. All of it takes time.

Come see what a real career in clinical bodywork looks like.

cns.edu/why-cns/

Classes start September 7th, but it's not too late. Apply Now!Imagine a career where you help others achieve better heal...
08/31/2026

Classes start September 7th, but it's not too late. Apply Now!

Imagine a career where you help others achieve better health and well-being every day. With our Clinical Massage & Somatic Therapy Program, that dream can become a reality!

💡 Why Choose A More Challenging Program?

✅ Comprehensive 7.5-month program
✅ Weekday classes for focused learning (8 AM–1 PM)
✅ Learn to treat pain at the root and make a difference in your patients' lives
✅ Hands-on training to master your skills
✅ Earn more money as a pain treatment specialist

🚀 Class starts: September 7th

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Make the leap into a rewarding profession!

Most bodywork treats where it hurts.Neurosomatic Therapy treats what's driving the pain.It's a clinical, structural appr...
08/27/2026

Most bodywork treats where it hurts.

Neurosomatic Therapy treats what's driving the pain.

It's a clinical, structural approach to chronic musculoskeletal pain — combining posturology, neurology, and hands-on manual therapy. Practitioners learn to trace the origin of a pain pattern back through the muscle chains, cranial structures, and even the viscera, then treat the source instead of chasing symptoms.

Curious? Come see the work.
www.cns.edu/why-cns/

C1/C2 isn’t “out.”It’s being held there.When someone says their atlas or axis is “out of place,”the next question is:Wha...
08/26/2026

C1/C2 isn’t “out.”
It’s being held there.

When someone says their atlas or axis is “out of place,”
the next question is:

What muscles are putting it there?

Bones don’t migrate on their own.
They respond to force.

And in the upper cervical spine — where neurological density is incredibly high — even subtle asymmetrical tone in the suboccipitals, SCM, scalenes, or deep cervical stabilizers can create rotational bias and positional distortion.

The neurosomatic approach asks:

• What neurological input is driving this tone?
• What compensation patterns may have reinforced it?
• What muscles are overpowering its antagonist?
• What stabilizers may have failed to do their job?

When you normalize the neuromuscular imbalance,
the skeletal alignment often follows.

That’s a different level of thinking.

At the Center for Neurosomatic Studies, students are trained to analyze the relationship between muscle tone, neurological input, and joint position — especially in sensitive regions like C1/C2.

While we can “put bones back.”
We can't neglect the forces acting on them.

If you want to learn how to assess cervical dysfunction through a neurosomatic lens — Reach out to us.

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📢 48hrs Continuing Education - Somatic 1 ALPTransform your career with hands-on training in Neurosomatic Therapy! Somati...
08/25/2026

📢 48hrs Continuing Education - Somatic 1 ALP
Transform your career with hands-on training in Neurosomatic Therapy! Somatic 1 focuses on essential techniques to address pain and dysfunction, setting the foundation for your success.

📅 Next Session: November 2nd – November 7th, 2026
⏰ Schedule: Mon-Sat, 8 AM - 5 PM
🎓 Earn 48 CEUs
💰 Cost: $1,525 (or $2,700 for both Somatic 1 & 2)

What You’ll Learn:
✅ Measurement & documentation of postural distortions
✅ Techniques for cervical dysfunctions (e.g., tension headaches, whiplash, herniated discs)
✅ Solutions for hand, foot & lower limb issues (e.g., bunions, heel spurs, trigger finger)

Spots are limited—sign up today!

Hip pain isn’t always a hip problem.Most people are told:👉 Stretch it.👉 Strengthen it.👉 Rest it.But what if the hip is j...
08/24/2026

Hip pain isn’t always a hip problem.

Most people are told:
👉 Stretch it.
👉 Strengthen it.
👉 Rest it.

But what if the hip is just the victim?

The neurosomatic approach looks deeper.

At the Center for Neurosomatic Studies, we teach students to assess:

• Lumbar nerve involvement
• Pelvic alignment and biomechanics
• Functional muscle imbalance
• Compensation patterns from gait and posture
• Core stabilization deficits

Because pain is often the end result of neurological and biomechanical dysfunction — not the starting point.

When you understand the nervous system’s role in muscle firing patterns and joint stabilization, you stop chasing symptoms…
and start correcting causes.

That’s the difference between applying a technique
and applying clinical reasoning.

If you’re ready to learn how to assess hip pain through a Neurosomatic lens — and build skills that set you apart — Get in touch!

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13923 Icot Boulevard, Ste 814
Clearwater, FL
33760

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 2:30pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+17273865024

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