Overview of NARM therapy

Infographic explaining the NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM), a trauma-informed therapeutic framework. The image details NARM’s foundational assumptions, organizing principles, four clinical pillars (Clarifying the Contract, Asking Exploratory Questions, Reinforcing Agency, Reflecting Positive Shifts), and five adaptive survival styles (Connection, Attunement, Trust, Autonomy, Love/Sexuality). Designed by Melissa Knight Taylor, it emphasizes developmental trauma, nervous system regulation, identity exploration, and healing in relationship.
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What is NARM?

What is NARM Therapy? The NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM)® NARM therapy is a process that helps you connect to what…

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