NARM Webinar with Ralf Marzen

Watch the Introduction to NARM Basics Training with Ralf Marzen

Free Informational Webinar

Discover the Power of NARM and How It Can Transform Your Practice

Watch a short introduction to the NARM Training Institute's Basics Training, with the lead instructor, Ralf Marzen. This webinar offers a unique opportunity to learn more about the NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM) and how it can make the work of helping professionals more effective and more enjoyable. The event held on February 24th, 2025, includes an introduction to NARM and NARM Basics Training as well as Q&A for webinar participants. If you missed it, you can sign up to view the recording below.

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Who is this webinar for?

This event is designed for anyone in the helping professions who is interested in learning more about NARM and its application to complex trauma. Whether you're a therapist, counselor, coach, or social worker, this session provides valuable insights into how to work more effectively with clients who have experienced complex trauma. It's also ideal for those who are curious about incorporating trauma-informed, relational approaches into their practice or who are looking to expand their understanding of how to address developmental trauma.

What you will learn in the Webinar:

Overview of NARM’s theoretical and clinical approach to developmental trauma
NARM’s roots in the fields of somatic and psychodynamic psychology, and interpersonal neurobiology
The pitfalls of working with all forms of trauma without recognizing the complex developmental themes running in the background

The distinction between shock trauma (PTSD) and developmental trauma (C-PTSD)
NARM’s 5 adaptive survival styles, their identity distortions, & how they affect adult life
Integrating a bottom-up (body-based) and top-down (cognitive or identity-based) therapeutic approach

What you will learn on the Webinar

Overview of NARM’s theoretical and clinical approach to developmental trauma
NARM’s roots in the fields of somatic psychology, psychodynamic psychology, and interpersonal neurobiology
The pitfalls of working with all forms of trauma without recognizing the complex developmental themes running in the background

The distinction between shock and developmental trauma
NARM’s 5 early adaptive survival styles, their corresponding identity distortions, & how they affect adult life
Integrating a bottom-up (body-based) and top-down (cognitive or identity-based) therapeutic approach

Disclaimer: The NARM Training Institute is neither a regulatory nor licensing organization and therefore not sanctioned to certify, license, or otherwise bestow the legal authorization to practice as a mental health professional.You are responsible for working under your professional license and within your scope of practice.

For further information regarding NARM training visit www.narmtraining.com

For additional support, please email contact@narmtraining.com

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