Overview

School

Clinical Somatic Education

Curriculum

The program is conducted in three semesters. The first semester is four weeks or 120 hours in length; the second and third semester are three weeks or 90 hours each. in total, the training course consists of 300 hours of supervised in-class education.

The first semester of the program is concerned with somatic functional problems of the trunk and vertebral column. Students will learn somatic educational techniques that are consistently effective in eliminating fundamental disorders such as chronic back and neck pain, chronic headaches, sciatica, scoliosis, etc. The program includes lectures on kinesiology and the phenomenon of sensory-motor amnesia. Students also learn diagnostic techniques based on recognition of the typical postural disorders of the Landau Reflex, Startle Reflex, and Trauma Reflex. During the first semester, students undergo a written examination on their knowledge of the field of kinesiology.

The second semester focuses on somatic functional problems of the shoulder joints and arms and of the hip joints and legs. Students will learn procedures for eliminating such problems as carpal tunnel syndrome, tendinitus, frozen shoulders, chronic hip and knee pain, pronated or supinated feet, etc., and attend lectures on neurophysiology. During the second year, students write an examination paper on their knowledge of the field of neurophysiology.

The final semester is largely devoted to expanding the clinical skills of the students and to deepening their understanding of neurophysiology. Students enhance their ability to help clients solve functional problems related to the extremities, walking/gait, balance, and other conditions. Those who successfully demonstrate competence (via examination at our training site) in Clinical Somatic Education to the Clinical Somatics accreditation board (the certifying agency for Clinical Somatic Education&) and who have completed all assignments are certified as approved clinical practitioners of Clinical Somatic Education and become Certified members of the Clinical Somatic Education Socitey.

The program employs team teaching to enrich the student's learning experience. Team teaching provides greater intellectual stimulation and closer supervision during clinical practice time. In addition, between semesters each student communicates with a mentor from the teaching team. Mentoring helps assure that students receive personal attention with regard to assignments, issues with clients, and staying on track for completion of the program by the end of the final semester.

Faculty

The faculty consists of certified Somatic Educators™. Training of Clinical Somatics™ practitioners may only be conducted by certified Somatic Educators licensed to do so by the Somatics Board of Accreditation. Our trainings are conducted by these licensed instructors.

The program employs team teaching to enrich the student's learning experience. Team teaching provides greater intellectual stimulation and closer supervision during clinical practice time. In addition, between semesters each student communicates with a mentor from the teaching team. Mentoring helps assure that students receive personal attention with regard to assignments, issues with clients, and staying on track for completion of the program by the end of the final semester.

Thomas Hanna's influence is profoundly felt in every training, not only because he personally instructed our trainers, but also because his educational methods and philosophy are the foundation for the program.

Trainers

Our faculty are not only fully licensed trainers, but the only licensed trainers in the world. In addition, each member has served or is currently serving as a Training Coordinator for the Novato Institute's training program. All trainers have been continuously active in the training program for over a decade and have been instrumental in developing the training program and curriculum.

Our faculty are certified practitioners of Somatic Education who maintain private practices and offer periodic workshops open to both the lay public and health care professionals. They are members of the Clinical Somatic Education Society.

Karen Hewitt is a certified Somatic Educator trained in the first program ever conducted by Thomas Hanna. She was the first Training Coordinator of the training program after Thomas Hanna. She has an extensive and distinguished background in classroom education, professional training, corporate training, and mathematics education. Karen is a founder and senior member of the Somatics Board of Accreditation, the international organization responsible for licensing and certifying Somatics programs and practitioners. Karen is a founding and Charter member of the Clinical Somatic Education Society, and has been in private practice in San Jose, California since 1990.

Susan Koenig is a certified Somatic Educator, and is also a Nationally Certified Massage Therapist. She is past Vice-President of the American Massage Therapy Association - California Chapter. Susan maintains a private practice in Berkeley, California.

Phil Shenk is a certified Somatic Educator. A former martial arts instructor, Phil began his somatic endeavors in 1973 with the practice of Tai Chi. He is a past Vice President of the American Massage Therapy Association - California Chapter. Nationally Certified in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork, Phil has been in practice in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork since 1980.

Marilyn Warnock is a certified Somatic Educator trained in the first program ever conducted by Thomas Hanna. Marilyn has been in practice in northern California since 1990. She was instrumental in founding the Clinical Somatic Education Professional Training Program.

Support

Students are provided year-round support and guidance as they work to complete their interim assignments and practice their clinical skills. In addition to general availability of the entire faculty, every student is assigned a single faculty member as a personal mentor, to provide the opportunity for consistent, one-on-one assistance and support. Furthermore, Somatic Systems Institute is open and available year-round for in-person and remote meetings, consultations, and support, as well as text books, training materials and practitioner tools.

Students automatically become Student Members of the Association for Clinical Somatic Education, Inc., the non-profit organization that is the official professional support and public education agency for the field of Clinical Somatic Education. Student Membership offers benefits valuable to students-in-training, including special marketing materials such as promotional brochures, discounts on annual conventions and conferences, web site tools for support and community, the latest CSE news, and involvement with the CSE community.

Student Benefits

Students benefit from the year-round support and membership resources described above. During semesters, students enjoy the benefits of the Hampshire College campus and the Five College area, as well as the synergy of a residential training program.

Graduation Benefits

Certified Graduates of SSI's program automatically become Certified Members of the Clinical Somatic Education Society. Their names will be listed in the Society's roster of certified practitioners provided to the public. Certified Members have full support of the Society, which develops, researches, and sponsors Clinical Somatic Education resources, courses, standards, etc. to support its members in benefiting the public and promoting public welfare.

Certified Graduates are life-long alumni of the Somatic Systems Institute, entitled to participate in a variety of support, internship, marketing, and co-marketing programs operated by the Institute.

Alumni Privileges

Certified Graduates automatically become lifetime members of the Somatic Systems Institute, entitled to participate in a variety of support, internship, marketing, and co-marketing programs operated by the Institute.

Active membership offers members a number of benefits, including advanced notice of upcoming events and trainings and notifications of special members-only bookstore sales. Additional, alumni members are able to participate in special events at the institute, and alumni events and support and study meetings.

Clinical Somatic Education Society

Certified Graduates of SSI's Clinical Somatic Education™ Professional Training Program automatically become Certified Members of the Clinical Somatic Education Society. Certified Members enjoy extensive professional benefits:

• Certified practitioners' names will be listed in the Society's roster of certified practitioners provided to the public, including a searchable directory on the web.


• Active members have full support of the Society, which develops, researches, and sponsors Clinical Somatic Education resources, courses, standards, etc. to support its members in benefiting the public and promoting public welfare.


• Members benefit professional and personally from the Society's promotional efforts; marketing materials such as low-cost professionally developed brochures; web listings of Certified Members workshops and other events; individual web pages and service directories for members; a complete online community including professional message boards and discussion groups, calendars, and an Association projects manager; annual conventions; and a variety of other services that enable practitioners to maintain relationships with the Clinical Somatic Education community worldwide.

Internship Program

Certified practitioner graduates of our training program can apply for the opportunity to work in our offices as they build their new practices, work with us on public and continuing education programs, workshops, and other important projects - to help build their practices, skills, presence, confidence, competence, and advanced skills.

Group Practice

Certified practitioner graduates of our training program have the opportunity to operate their practices at the Institute, benefiting from our marketing and public education, and potentially joining us as paid trainers in upcoming programs.

Reunions

Graduates can take advantage of period meetings with their classmates, to brush up on their skills, support and network, share new skills, and reconnect with this important community.

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Testimonials

Testimonials

Steven Aronstein

In college, Steven Aronstein became debilitated by chronic pain throughout his body, weakness, gastrointestinal problems, and fatigue to the point of immunological & cognitive impairment. At the age of 19, he found himself with less health and function than most 70 year olds. Steven was officially diagnosed by specialist hospitals with fibromyalgia, a chronic illness of the nervous system and joints.

Unlike depression and other psychiatric disorders, this illness met very different criteria:  For example, studies and tests have shown that depressed patients consistently underestimate their ability to perform tasks, while fibromyalgia patients consistently overestimate their abilities.  In other words, patients suffering the way Steven did find themselves rapidly becoming a shadow of their former selves, despite their best efforts and intentions, and regardless of any other circumstances. 

This was definitely Steven’s situation: Ultimately, this condition necessitated medical leave, and he moved in with his family, as he was bedridden and unable to take care of himself, much less drive a car long distances or hold a job.  He didn’t have the strength or energy to exercise anymore, and his weight dropped to 125 pounds.

He continued to fight against it and look for answers.  He sought out every medical and alternative approach he could find, and did research for whatever hours of the day he had the strength and focus.  Staying in New York afforded the best and most extensive options.  Medicine, vitamins & supplements, physical therapy, many varying forms of Chiropractic, Feldenkrais, Alexander Technique, Cranio-Sacral technique, Rosen Method, Body-Mind Centering, shiatsu, meditation, massage, martial arts, Asian medicines, psychological counseling, and many, many other efforts all failed to help at all or, occasionally, offer more than temporarily partial relief.

Steven read Hanna’s book about Clinical Somatic Education, and found an explanation for virtually everything he had been experiencing, and conclusions that reflected the best, most advanced research he had come across.  Both Doctors and alternative practitioners didn’t know anything about it, and there were no practitioners to be found anywhere within 3,000 miles.  Finally a practitioner surfaced 200 miles from New York, and Steve found the first real improvements in his condition in 3 years of searching.  With most practitioners located in California, his progress was uncommonly slow:  However, with persistent travels to California, he gradually improved, and found himself symptom free within another 3 years. 

Karen Hewitt

A car accident in which Karen slammed on the brakes to avoid hitting a cyclist led to a chronic knee problem.  The pain gradually worsened, until she had to avoid almost any exercise, including walking up the stairs.  Knee surgeries only made the condition worse.  Thirteen years later, she had to alternate between crutches and a wheelchair.  Due to her immobility, she had gained a great deal of weight, which doctors now blamed for the knee problem.  When she was told about Hanna’s clinic, 2 hours north of her, she scoffed:  Despite his 8 month waiting list at the time, her doctors had never heard of Somatics, and she wasn’t interested in a quack.  She read some of his research and findings, and realized that Hanna’s work was not only entirely western and biological in nature, it was more scientific and rational than most of the approaches and understandings her doctors had employed.

In the first few minutes of the first session with Karen, Hanna found the problem.  The musculature of her right side, hip, and shoulder was frozen in spasm for what he estimated had been about 11 or 12 years (he was off by one year).  He measured and showed her that there was a 9-inch difference in the reach of her right and left arm.  No doctors had seen, measured, or diagnosed this.

The treatment Hanna prescribed for this required 50 minutes.  By the end of that very first hour he ever spent with her, Karen got up from the table, walked out of Hanna’s office without crutches, and walked down the stairs for the first time in a decade.  Shocked, she ran back up and down the stairs repeatedly.  Hanna had her come back for one more session to address some minor imbalances in her back muscles, to avoid any future back problems (which Karen of course did without hesitancy).  Her knee has been pain free, and her side and the rest of her body fully functional, in the 15 years ever since.  Like most all other recipients of this work, regardless of her weight and age, she has gone on to enjoy increased flexibility and freedom from pain she never imagined.

Kathy Kerber

I was born with scoliosis and a left leg that was ¼” shorter than my right leg. I was lucky that my scoliosis was an “S” curve, which meant that my spine was somewhat balanced. I wore a ¼” lift in my left shoe to even out my hips. From the age of 12 through the age of 18, I kept an annual appointment with one of Chicago’s top orthopedic surgeons. He took X-rays and measured any variance in the spinal curves. I watched with bated breath each year to find out if it had gotten worse since the year before, knowing that if it got bad enough, I would either be put in a body brace or have to undergo surgery to straighten my spine: neither sounded like an acceptable option. Luckily, I did not have to undergo either of those treatments. I was sure it was because I took his advice and joined the swim team in high school.  He said that swimming was the best sport for my condition. He also prescribed that I lie on my left side for 30 min. each day, but that just wasn’t possible during my school years. Talk about determination, at my first swim practice, the coach told us that the warm-up was 80 lengths. I looked up at her and asked, “without stopping?” and she said yes. I had never swum more than one length in my whole life. I pushed away from the shallow end and proceeded to swim competitively for most of my high school years and then swam for exercise in college. I never suffered any back pain.

A few months before my 24th birthday, I had my first “back attack.” It was the morning of my sister’s wedding. I bent over to pick up a piece of lint on the floor and my back seized up into a spasm that was so bad that I could not breathe. I was terrified. I could hardly move. I didn’t know what to do. I was a bridesmaid in the wedding and I had to be there. Alas, like most of us who encounter back pain, I soon discovered painkillers. I called my doctor and with the help of a few pills, made it through the ceremony standing as straight as a flagpole. Smiling in the photos afterward was really tough.
Throughout my 20s and 30s I suffered a series of back spasms. The pain started on my lower left side and eventually seized the muscles around my rib cage. My doctor’s prescription amounted to bed rest until the muscles let go and muscle relaxants. I often laid there, unable to move much because of the pain, feeling my heart slow down from the muscle relaxants, wondering if they were such a good idea… The pain was so intense that I had to crawl to the bathroom and could hardly lift myself onto the toilet. These episodes typically lasted 3-5 days. I wondered if I would be in a wheelchair by 40.

Sometime in my mid 20s, I went to see a new doctor, a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, and he said that he also had scoliosis and had just learned to live with the pain. But, he also thought that I might find some relief if I went through some intense physical therapy. For two months, I went to physical therapy twice/week. The only relief was the stretching machine, where my shoulders and hips were strapped in and my body literally pulled apart. That felt good, but the pain came right back once I stood up afterward. I laughed to myself when they gave me the ultrasound treatments, what a joke. The exercises that they gave me did not work, but I did them religiously. The biggest problem, they told me, was that I drove 45 miles to work each way and it was hurting my back to be bumped around in the car that long everyday. I remember leaving physical therapy feeling better and then getting in the car, driving to work, and then barely being able to pull myself out of the car when arriving at work. After getting out of my car, I could not stand up straight. The pain was awful. It often took several hours before I felt like I was able to stand up straight. And, then, as it suddenly arrived, the pain would all of a sudden disappear, sometimes for several months. But, it always came back.

In my early 30s, I started managing my company’s trade show program, traveling around the U.S. and then to Europe, managing booth installation and dismantling. On these trips, I often suffered from severe spasms and I could not call in sick. One day while I standing in front of a mirror in my hotel room, putting on makeup, I felt a pain develop in my back and watched as my left hip started raising itself, until it was effectively 2-3 in. higher than the right hip. The image I saw in the mirror was a deformed body. And, the pain was unbearable. I remember getting down on the floor and doing exercises, yelling at my back and telling it that I was not going to get up off the floor until it let go. Several minutes later, the pain eased enough to leave my hotel room and go to the convention floor. I felt extreme pain with every step. My hips were still way out of alignment, but I had to go on. Those days required standing most of the day. By the end of the day I was beside myself with pain and exhaustion. By this stage of my life, I had learned to live with the pain and I steered clear of muscle relaxants. I had resigned myself to a life with intermittent periods of intense pain.

I started mountain biking at age 34. Of course my doctor warned against it, warning that the jarring would damage my back. But, I found mountain biking to be an exhilarating sport, and over time, I noticed that my back spasms had begun to decrease. I was not sure if it was because of mountain biking and being in top physical condition. I did not do any special back exercises during that time and I never did stretching exercises.

I learned about Clinical Somatics™ at the age of 39, quite unexpectedly. My husband and I were redoing our front and backyard landscape and one afternoon I noticed that the outside of my left thigh became numb. All of a sudden, I could not feel the fabric of my sweatpants against my skin. It was strange. I felt no pain, no tingling, no redness, no swelling, just surface numbness. I didn’t even feel any back pain. I called my doctor. She said that it’s not an emergency, as long as there is no loss of strength. She said if it’s not gone the following week to call for an appointment. I went in the next week and the nurse practitioner prescribed 100 mg of Norflex, to be taken every 12 hours for 15 days. She said if it’s not cleared up in 4-6 weeks, I should see an orthopedic surgeon that they recommend. She said that she saw no sign of neurological dysfunction.

Three days after this appointment, I walked into a Clinical Somatic Educator’s office, per a friend’s recommendation to see if she could help with the numbness. She looked at my posture and asked about my history. I told her about my scoliosis. What she then told me shocked me. She explained to me that scoliosis is not something you are born with, as the spine is not developed enough when you are born. Scoliosis develops as you take the tumbles in life and general traumas to your body that we all experience. Most likely there was some accident or fall I had taken before the age of five that caused my condition. She also told me that I did not have a shorter left leg, that my scoliosis had my entire trunk off balance and that I would not have to wear a lift in my shoe ever again. At first, I thought I was hearing the ravings of a quack. Then, she told me that she’d fix my scoliosis during the first one-hour session. I did not believe that it was possible. So, she took a black marker and marked the vertebrae so that I could take a before/after view of my back. The markers clearly illustrated my “S” curve. She then systematically de-contracted all the small muscles that attach the vertebrae to the large muscle groups. To my surprise, I looked in the mirror and saw that my “S” curve was no longer there. My spine was perfectly aligned. It was a miracle. And the process was entirely pain free. She suggested two variations of an exercise, called arch and flatten, that I was to do twice/day to lengthen the muscles in my back and abdomen. She told me that I’d need 4 sessions all together. These sessions were for:

• Green light reflex
• Trauma reflex
• Startle reflex
• Whiplash, tight jaw muscles, bunion pain

Results: During every session, as the muscles would de-contract, I would feel a rush of heat energy flow through that part of my body, almost like that area was awakening from a deep sleep. I also noticed that by adjusting my spine, eliminating my rib cage tilt, and aligning my hips and legs that my clothes fit differently. I was able to wear one size smaller in jeans, as my real body shape was now somehow smaller. But the biggest difference to me was felt in the simple act of walking. I felt much more at ease in my body and it felt good to walk. In fact, I remember after one session, going down to the beach and just enjoying the sensation of walking. My hips and entire trunk were loose and it felt like I was walking on air. Also, within two weeks of my first session, the numbness in my leg disappeared. I even felt my overall mood change. I just felt happier and didn’t find myself worrying as much. I also found that I no longer woke up in the middle of the night to urinate. A good night’s sleep is such a blessing.

In the end, I had seven sessions with My Clinical Somatic Educator, five occurring over a period of four weeks. I also had two sessions about three months later. After that, I never had another appointment.
Besides the sessions, she prescribed a series of exercises for my particular weak areas and suggested several exercise tapes that I should follow to maintain my body. I found that there were particular exercises that I learned to do when I felt pain from overworking my body, such as the heavy-duty gardening work we were doing. If a pain developed in my lower left side of my back (my main trouble area), I would go into the house, lie down and within 20 seconds, I could free that muscle group, get up and be as good as new. To finally have control over my muscles was a dream come true. Today, six years after my first Clinical Somatics™ session, I have not one back spasm.

Another surprising thing happened during this period of my life. I had developed asthma (and was told by my new allergist that I had had it all my life) in 1997 soon after the death of a family member. I soon after found myself under the care of an allergist who prescribed 5 different medications, three of which were inhalants that I was took twice a day, while also monitoring/measuring my breathing.

Sometime after my Clinical Somatic sessions in 1999, one day I forgot to take my asthma medication and about one week afterward, it occurred to me what had happened. I also noticed that I wasn’t wheezing. I called my allergist for an appointment and after performing his usual battery of tests with a surprised look on his face he told me that he could detect no sign of asthma. Amazing. I don’t know if Clinical Somatics™ had anything to do with it, but the timeliness of it all was difficult to disregard.

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Management

Steven Aronstein is a certified Clinical Somatic Educator trained in the second somatics program ever conducted. He has practiced in Western Massachusetts and the Northeast for 12 years. He also has a 10-year professional background in computer development and consulting, including large-scale software development projects for the New York Knickerbockers basketball team and the Calvin Klein company.

Karen Hewitt, VP of Educat ion

Karen is a founding member of the Clinical Somatic Education training program has been in private practice in San Jose, California since 1990. She is responsible for establishing and directing the most fundamental components of the original somatics training curriculum. Ms. Hewitt has a 30-year distinguished background in classroom education, professional training, corporate training, and mathematics education. She has worked for public schools, remedial programs, and for a wide variety of large and small corporations in management, training, and customer support capacities.

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