Key Aspects of NARM Therapy
Somatic Awareness and Embodiment
Recognizing that trauma is stored in our minds, bodies, and memories, NARM encourages attention to bodily sensations, emotions, and behaviors, facilitating profound healing and release of stored trauma.
Complex Trauma Recognition
NARM understands the complexities of developmental trauma, particularly its impact on the nervous system and relational patterns during critical developmental stages.
Relational Healing
Emphasizing the importance of therapeutic relationships, NARM addresses disruptions in early attachment and fosters healthier relational dynamics.
Mind, Body, and Emotion Integration
NARM supports a deeper understanding of the mind-body connection, integrating cognitive, physical, and emotional experiences in the healing process.
Empowering Tools
Offering tools for enhanced emotional regulation, self-awareness, and authentic communication, NARM equips individuals to navigate and transform patterns of dysregulation.
Holistic Approach
NARM adopts a comprehensive view of trauma, addressing underlying causes of distress rather than just managing symptoms, and considers all aspects of an individual’s experience.