This webinar explores how the NeuroAffective Relational Model can be used to complement and deepen the addiction treatment, recovery, and healing process.  Recovery from substance/process addiction is not a destination or event, but instead a journey that occurs one state shift at a time.  In this webinar, we review what the addiction recovery process looks like within the context of NARM’s five survival styles.  These survival adaptations provide key organizing principles that guide addiction treatment versus viewing substance abuse disorder as merely a phenomenology.  We will examine how Inviting Agency and Self-Activation support sustained sobriety/abstinence.   Lastly, using pre and post measures (such as continuous performance testing and brain mapping), several case studies will be presented that delve into NARM’s effectiveness with treating addictive and compulsive tendencies.  

This webinar is pre-recorded, and the slides and video recording are available for one year upon purchase.