This webinar explores how the NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM) offers a framework and key insights for a bodywork practice.  We’ll examine how each of the NARM pillars represent good practices in all bodywork settings, not just trauma-informed ones, and we’ll also unravel subtle and pervasive misconceptions in culture about what trauma, healing, and trauma-informed bodywork are.  Lastly, we’ll explore specific insights from NARM that are applicable in a trauma-informed bodywork practice, including how bodywork can push clients into their core dilemmas and how NARM’s insights into primary and default emotions are essential contributions to a more sophisticated neuro-centric understanding of posture.

This webinar will take place live on Zoom and the Zoom link will be sent to those who register one week and one day before the live event. Replay materials will be available to all who purchase the webinar for 1 year after the webinar concludes. If you’re not able to attend live, you can still register and will have access to the recording and materials for 1 year. Additionally, this webinar recording will be available for purchase after the live webinar.