Trauma de Desarrollo: Qué es y cómo sanar según el Modelo NARM

Estudio avanzado en psicoterapia del trauma

Este programa es esencial para psicólogos y terapeutas que buscan herramientas profundas para sanar heridas emocionales severas. Ofrece un puente entre la neurobiología y la práctica clínica, siendo ideal para profesionales que enfrentan casos de alta complejidad.

Heal trauma to regain control

This learning plan is essential for anyone struggling with the lasting effects of trauma who feels stuck in survival mode or disconnected from their body. It's particularly valuable for those who've tried traditional therapy but still experience triggers, hypervigilance, or emotional numbness, offering a comprehensive approach that addresses trauma where it lives—in the nervous system and body.

I want to learn how to heal from trauma.

This plan is essential for survivors and wellness advocates seeking a body-based approach to recovery beyond traditional talk therapy. It provides a structured path for anyone looking to regulate their nervous system and build a resilient future after adversity.

Heal from mom's narcissism & adoption trauma

This learning plan addresses the profound and often invisible impact of being raised by a narcissistic mother combined with adoption trauma, which can create deep-rooted patterns of depression, anxiety, and Complex PTSD. Adult women who experienced these dual traumas often struggle with relationships, self-worth, and emotional regulation without understanding why. This program offers science-backed healing strategies specifically designed to help you understand your past, rewire your brain, and reclaim your authentic self.

Rewire Nervous System & Build New Pathways

This plan is essential for individuals seeking to overcome chronic stress, trauma, or repetitive negative patterns by leveraging the science of neuroplasticity. It is ideal for anyone looking to transition from survival mode to a state of regulated self-leadership and emotional resilience.

Combat CPTSD, Complex Trauma

Complex trauma from childhood abuse, neglect, or chronic relational wounds creates pervasive impacts on identity, relationships, and nervous system functioning that differ significantly from single-event PTSD. This learning plan is essential for individuals struggling with emotional dysregulation, relationship difficulties, or chronic feelings of unsafety stemming from developmental trauma who want to move from surviving to thriving. It combines neuroscience-informed approaches with compassionate inner work to address both the body-based and psychological dimensions of healing.

Rebuild Self-Worth & End Relationship

This learning plan is designed for individuals seeking to recover their identity and confidence after the collapse of a damaging relationship. It provides a structured path for breaking trauma bonds and establishing the healthy boundaries necessary for emotional independence and future success.

I am putting together my own workshop on wellness/ manifestation/ self concept / mindfulness. My main pillars are: regulation (coming out of survival and actually feeling safe / more emotionally resilient), rewiring (subliminals, affirmations, embodiment) and receiving (detachment. allowing ourselves to recieve what we want and actually feeling worthy of it) so i see it as a trauma informed (where appropriate) big sister guide on how to live a happier and more fulfilling life. i would like you to give me more information and insights on each of the pillars i mentioned. pulling from neville; dr joe dispenza, abraham hicks, and anyone else who is relevant. i want it to be presented in a way that isn’t textbook or clinical when it comes to the nervous system stuff. i want it to be impactful but also digestable. explaining the importance of each concept and how to actually implement this into your daily life.

This transformative workshop bridges ancient wisdom and modern neuroscience in an accessible, trauma-informed approach to personal development. Ideal for those feeling stuck in patterns of stress, unworthiness, or resistance who want practical tools to create lasting change without clinical jargon.