The NeuroAffective Relational Model® (NARM®) is an approach to working with the effects of complex and developmental trauma.

NARM addresses complex and developmental trauma by focusing on the patterns of disconnection that formed early in life and that continue to shape our adult experiences. Rather than primarily focusing on traumatic events themselves, NARM works with the adaptive patterns and survival strategies people developed in response to early trauma—patterns that were once necessary, but now limit connection and well-being.

At the heart of NARM is a recognition of the innate human drive toward connection, aliveness, and wholeness.

The NARM Training Institute (NTI) offers professional trainings and educational resources that support the ongoing development and integration of NARM worldwide.

Our programs are designed for therapists, coaches, and helping professionals who want to deepen their understanding of complex and developmental trauma—and learn more about how early adaptations continue to influence identity, emotion, physiology, and relationships.

Learn more about NARM trainings and resources at narmtraining.com.

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