NeuroAffective Touch
What happens when there are few words to describe how you feel in
therapy, yet you feel stuck, unable to express and identify your needs and struggle to self regulate?
NeuroAffective Touch is a somatic approach that addresses early emotional and attachment deficits through a collaborative partnership with the mind and body.
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NeuroAffective
Touch
NeuroAffective Touch integrates both psychodynamic psychotherapy and the therapeutic use of touch and bodywork in order to help heal early developmental trauma.
It addresses early emotional and attachment deficits.
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NARM was created to treat attachment, relational and developmental trauma.
This form of therapy helps us to identify our unconscious patterns and deeply held beliefs about others and ourselves.
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Don’t be fooled by how well turned out and by what a great achiever the codependent may seem to be.
Inside there can be a deep sense of inadequacy and uncertainty about who they really are.
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"I have had therapy before, but usually been so overwhelmed by the feelings that come up for me...
It has been different with Kate because the overwhelming feelings are exactly what we work with."