The Center for Neurosomatic Studies (CNS)

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The Center for Neurosomatic Studies (CNS) Neurosomatic Therapy & Massage Therapy School in Clearwater, FL. CNS teaches you how to assess and treat chronic pain at it's root—not just relax the body.

Clinical Neurosomatic Therapy training. Florida - Acredited massage therapy education. The originators of NST, Paul St. 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 pain 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.

10/16/2026

Learn to identify the root cause of pain instead of chasing symptoms, and have fun doing it!

A lot of bodywork education teaches you techniques. We teach you assessment.

The reason a Neurosomatic Therapist can walk into a session with someone who's tried everything and find something new isn't because the hands are magic — it's because the eyes and the questions come first. Standing posture. Range of motion. The muscle chain nobody else has traced. Only then does the treatment start.

That's the difference between chasing symptoms and treating the source. It's what we teach.

Cns.edu/why-cns

A migraine that starts in the neck. A knee that hurts because of the jaw. A lower back that never resolves because the i...
10/15/2026

A migraine that starts in the neck. A knee that hurts because of the jaw. A lower back that never resolves because the issue is actually the hip flexors — or the diaphragm — or the shoulder from a fall three years ago.

This is the through-line of Neurosomatic Therapy: pain is a signal, and the signal doesn't always come from where you feel it. Learning to find the actual source is what our practitioners spend years mastering.

Follow along — we share this kind of thinking every week.

When C1/C2 shifts, the body adapts.You may see:• forward head posture• shoulder elevation• spinal compensationThe body i...
10/14/2026

When C1/C2 shifts, the body adapts.

You may see:
• forward head posture
• shoulder elevation
• spinal compensation

The body is always trying to maintain balance in accordance with the Righting Reflex.

Want to learn how to read these patterns?

👉 Explore our approach: Welcome.CNS.edu


Muscles like the:• Obilquus Capitus Sup/Inf• Re**us Capitis Major• Spenius Collican create rotational and positional cha...
10/13/2026

Muscles like the:
• Obilquus Capitus Sup/Inf
• Re**us Capitis Major
• Spenius Colli

can create rotational and positional changes in the upper cervical spine.

Over time, these patterns become habitual.

Curious how to identify these patterns?

👉 Learn more: Welcome.CNS.edu


Instead of asking:“How do we put it back?”Ask:What muscles or postural patterns are holding it there?That’s where real c...
10/12/2026

Instead of asking:

“How do we put it back?”

Ask:

What muscles or postural patterns are holding it there?

That’s where real change begins.

If that question shifts your perspective—

👉 Start here: Welcome.CNS.edu


The atlas (C1) and axis (C2) sit at the top of the spine.Small changes here can influence:• head position• balance• musc...
10/11/2026

The atlas (C1) and axis (C2) sit at the top of the spine.

Small changes here can influence:
• head position
• balance
• muscle tone
• movement patterns

Subtle distortions can have widespread effects.

Want to understand how?

👉 Learn more here: Welcome.CNS.edu


Most people think something is “out of place.”But bones don’t just move on their own.Muscles move bones.So if C1 or C2 i...
10/10/2026

Most people think something is “out of place.”

But bones don’t just move on their own.

Muscles move bones.

So if C1 or C2 is misaligned…
something is pulling them out of place.

If this is rubs against what you’ve always thought—

👉 Come learn with us and think differently about the body:
Welcome.CNS.edu


Neck pain isn’t always a neck problem.What if the issue isn’t where it hurts…but how the body is adapting? When there ar...
10/09/2026

Neck pain isn’t always a neck problem.

What if the issue isn’t where it hurts…
but how the body is adapting?

When there are imbalances in the body, often times the neck is the last place the body can correct for everything happening below.

If this made you pause, there’s a reason.

👉 Explore a different way of understanding the body:
Welcome.CNS.edu


If you’ve ever felt like:“There has to be a better way to understand the body…”You’re right.There is.Somatic Therapy giv...
10/08/2026

If you’ve ever felt like:

“There has to be a better way to understand the body…”

You’re right.

There is.

Somatic Therapy gives you the framework to see it.

👉 Learn more about our program: Welcome.CNS.edu






At the Center for Neurosomatic Studies,our Somatic Therapy program teaches you to:• Understand how dysfunction develops•...
10/07/2026

At the Center for Neurosomatic Studies,
our Somatic Therapy program teaches you to:

• Understand how dysfunction develops
• Identify neuromuscular patterns
• Apply targeted, effective treatment
• Think beyond technique

This is a different level of training.

If you’re ready to build a deeper understanding of the body--the Next Class Starts: May 4th

👉 Learn more about our Somatic Therapy program:
Welcome.CNS.edu




Address

13923 Icot Boulevard, Ste 814
Clearwater, FL
33760

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+17273865024

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