Who We Really Are Beyond Shame and Self-Rejection
Explore how NARM works with shame and self-rejection, supporting greater agency, self-connection, and authentic expression.
Shame and self-rejection can become deeply ingrained ways of relating to ourselves, particularly when early developmental and relational experiences lead us to disconnect from crucial parts of who we are. In this webinar, NARM founder Dr. Laurence Heller, NARM Teacher Stephan Niederwieser, and NARM Teacher-in-Training Sherri Sharkins explore how shame develops through adaptive survival strategies, introjection, and attachment dynamics—and how these patterns continue to influence our relationship with ourselves and others.
Through the lens of the NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM), this webinar explores shame as an ongoing process rather than a fixed aspect of identity or emotion. Learn how NARM supports clients in recognizing and disidentifying from shame-based patterns, developing greater agency, and reconnecting with their authentic sense of self.
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