Somatic Systems, Inc. Nears Completion of Department of Education Licensing

NORTHAMPTON, MA — (Marketwire - May 10, 2007) — Somatic Systems, Inc. (SMAS - news) is proud to announce the near completion of the certification process to become the first licensed school to offer training in Clinical Somatic Education.

The approval of the Massachusetts Department of Education and the State Auditor will make Somatic Systems Institute the first and only school in the country officially recognized to train practitioners in Clinical Somatics. This process will present students with exciting new benefits, such as financial aid through Sallie Mae and other major lending organizations. Additionally, it opens the door to offering continuing education credits to physical therapists, chiropractors, and massage therapists. The availability of a financial aid program and the capability to offer continuing education to professionals in related fields will dramatically increase enrollment in Somatic Systems, Inc.'s professional training programs. The certification of the institution will pave the way for endorsing and promoting Clinical Somatics™ as a trusted and accredited education facility.

Following the licensing, Somatic Systems, Inc. plans to offer accredited Masters and Ph.D programs which will increase the notoriety and position Somatic Systems, Inc. as the leader in the field of Somatics training, education, and clinical offerings. This will also help Somatic Systems, Inc. fill positions with high quality personnel in other locations.

About Somatic Systems, Inc.

Somatic Systems, Inc. is headquartered in Northampton, Massachusetts. Somatics uses a technique called Clinical Somatics™. Somatics trains and certifies clinical practitioners on how to reeducate a client's muscles and recalibrate overused or injured muscles through a simple series of training sessions and prescribed at-home movements. The Clinical Somatics™ process uses a series of movements (lasting as little as five minutes a day) that lengthen muscles back to their natural, relaxed state.

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