Events

Introduction to NARM®

Free Webinar: Attend Live or On-Demand

With CTTC Faculty

The NeuroAffective Relational Model® (NARM) is an advanced therapeutic approach specifically designed for addressing attachment, relational, and developmental trauma. Developed by Dr. Laurence Heller, NARM integrates insights from attachment theory, psychodynamic psychotherapy, somatic psychology, and interpersonal neurobiology into a comprehensive model for understanding and treating complex trauma.

This free webinar is designed to provide licensed and pre-licensed mental health professionals an introduction to the model. It provides an overview of NARM’s theoretical and clinical approach to complex trauma.

NARM® Demonstration Workshops

Live Demonstrations and Video Demo Deconstructions

With CTTC Faculty

These experiential workshops offer a unique opportunity to deepen your clinical understanding of the NeuroAffective Relational Model® (NARM®) through real-time observation and guided exploration. You’ll witness the model in action, explore key therapeutic decisions, and engage in interactive debriefings to strengthen your clinical intuition.

Workshops include both Live Demonstrations and Video Deconstructions, allowing participants to explore the art of applying NARM principles in nuanced, practical ways. Open to licensed professionals, students, and clinicians from all modalities, these 2-hour consults provide rich, community-based learning experiences and count toward NARM certification requirements.

Public Case Consultation Groups

Including Special Themed Public Consults

With CTTC Faculty

Case Consultation Groups offer a supportive space for mental health professionals to explore how NARM® principles can be applied to real clinical situations. Whether you’re NARM-trained or simply curious, these 2-hour sessions provide valuable insight into working with complex cases, enhancing both your therapeutic skills and self-awareness as a clinician.

You can present a case, ask questions, or just observe and learn. Led by experienced NARM faculty, each group focuses on practical, therapist-centered learning. Options include open-format and themed groups, and all licensed professionals, students, and clinicians from any background are welcome. These groups also count toward NARM certification.