The NARM Training Institute Presents

The Level 4 NARM Post-Masters Immersion Training is an ongoing clinical study group where NARM Master Therapists come together to continue to deepen and refine their understanding and clinical application of the NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM). This study group meets six times a year and the learning is designed to be ongoing.

The NARM Post-Masters Immersion Training is a special opportunity for continued mentorship with the founder of NARM, Dr. Laurence Heller. From Dr. Heller, “It is my heart’s desire to share the depth of the NARM work with our advanced therapeutic community. And this is best done on an ongoing basis, with ongoing commitment, and with like-minded people who share the same intention.”

Over the course of a series of three-day weekends, Dr. Heller explores advanced clinical topics which support deepening and refinement of the NARM model. While the Post-Masters Immersion Training is not module-based, a variety of advanced topics will be touched on throughout the training weekends. The teaching in the Post-Masters Training will be new each time the study group meets. To give participants an idea of the topics, some examples of topics discussed might include: 

• A Deeper Understanding of Complex Trauma & the Body

• The Subtleties of NARM Languaging with Agency and in the NARM Therapeutic Process

• Working in the Present Moment and with Parallel Processes

• NARM & Spirituality: Working with Emptiness & Embodying Heartfulness 

• Internal States and Internal Capacities

• And More!

The Post-Masters training weekends will meet online using the Zoom platform. Training weekends will consist of Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Pacific Time. This ongoing study group meets six times per year and participants can join the group at any time. Enrollment is open on a rolling basis and we welcome new registrants throughout the year. 

​To participate in the Level 4 NARM Post-Masters Immersion Training, you must have completed at least Modules 1 and 2 of the Level 3 NARM Masters Training, and be a licensed mental health professional (Psychologists, Social Workers, MFTs, Counselors) or an active mental health graduate student/intern working toward licensure.