NARM’s Approach to Working with Aging and Death
Learn how NARM approaches the challenges of aging and mortality, including working with grief, the fear of death, purpose, and regret.
Aging and the certainty of death often bring up grief, fear, and questions about meaning and life purpose. In this webinar, NARM creator Dr. Laurence Heller and NARM Master Therapist Sherri Sharkins focus on the emotional and psychological challenges that often arise as we or our clients face inevitable changes in capacity, shifts in identity, loss, and mortality.
Regret, fear of the unknown, and a sense of a life not yet fully lived can also bring unresolved developmental patterns into greater awareness. Through the lens of the NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM), this webinar considers how our relationship with aging and death is connected to our relationship with being fully alive. Rather than attempting to resolve or move clients away from their fears, NARM supports greater curiosity about what those fears may reveal about how clients are relating to themselves and their lives in the moment.
Learn how NARM works with emotional completion and “futuristic memories,” while supporting clients in developing greater capacity to be present with the realities of aging, loss, and mortality—and how this work actually supports greater connection to aliveness, meaning, and heart-centered acceptance for the present moment.
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