NARM Training

Institute
Presents:
NARM Therapist
Training: Online Spring
2023 – beginning in
February 2023

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Schedule

Curriculum

Terms

Testimonials

Admission
Requirements:

The NARM Therapist Training is an

advanced clinical training for the healing of
complex trauma. Enrollment is open to
licensed psychotherapists, counselors,
social workers & other licensed mental
health professionals who work with
complex trauma. Graduate trainees and
interns working toward licensure are
welcome to apply. This clinical training is not
appropriate for those solely seeking a
personal growth experience.

Training Schedule
Please note this training is set for North
America Pacific Time. We understand the
time of this training may be inconvenient for
some of our international community
members in other parts of the world. Due
to the experiential focus in learning and
applying NARM, we require full, live
participation in the NARM Therapist
Training. If the time difference will make
your full, live participation difficult, we
advise you not to sign up for this training.
Please note that no special
accommodations can be made. If you are
able to commit to participating fully, we
welcome your registration to this training
regardless of your time zone.

The NARM Training Institute is currently

only focused on training offerings in North
American time zones. In the future, if we
begin offering trainings that cater to other
time zones, we will share that information
on our website and to our newsletter
subscribers. If you'd like to receive NARM
Training Institute newsletters and updates,
you can sign up here:
www.narmtraining.com/newsletter

Module 1: Thursday – Sunday, February 9

-12, 2023

Module 1 Friday: Friday, March 10, 2023

Module 2: Thursday – Sunday, April 27 –

30, 2023

Module 2 Friday: Friday, June 2, 2023

Module 3: Thursday – Sunday, July 27 – 30,

2023

Module 3 Friday: Friday, September 8, 2023

Module 4: Wednesday – Sunday, November

15 – 19, 2023

Times:

9:00 am – 4:30 pm Pacific Time each day

Each morning and afternoon training

session contains one 15-minute break.
There is a one-hour lunch scheduled for
each training day.

NARM Training
Certi/cate
A certificate of completion
is issued upon completion
of all requirements for the
NARM Therapist training.
Experiential Consults: There is a
minimum of eight (8) Experiential
Consult credits with approved Level 2
NARM Experiential Consult Providers.

Fees are $125.00 USD per

consult with approved Consult
Providers.

Case Consults: A minimum of eight (8)

Case Consult credits with approved
Level 2 NARM Case Consult Providers;
at least four (4) of which must be with
NARM Faculty.

Fees are $125.00 USD per

consult with approved Consult
Providers

Note, NARM Faculty fees

are $150.00 USD per
consult

To attend Group Case Consults

hosted by the Institute, fees are
$75.00 USD per consult.

Please Note: Two (2) hours

of Group Case Consult is
equivalent to one (1) Case
Consult credit, one (1) hour
of Individual Case or
Experiential Consult is
equivalent to one (1) credit.

Active Coaching: A minimum of four

(4) Active Coaching credits with
approved Level 2 NARM Active
Coaching Providers (consists of small
groups of 2-3 people) or in the monthly
Active Coaching Groups.

To attend the Active Coaching

Groups hosted monthly by the
Institute, the fees are $75.00
USD per person.

To host an Active Coaching group

with an approved Active
Coaching provider, fees are
$125.00 USD per hour of Active
Coaching. Note, NARM Faculty
fees are $150.00 USD per hour.

Since Active Coaching

consists of small groups of 2-
3 people, the hourly cost is
divided between the
number of participants. For
example, a 2-hour active
coaching group with 3
people will mean each
participant pays $83.33 USD
for the time.

Training Schedule

Module 1

Module 2

Module 3

Module 4

EVENT PRICE &

PLANS

Standard Rate

$1,185
Per Module

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Students/Interns

$935.50
Per Module

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Email
Admin@narmtraining.com to
inquire about special pricing for
groups of 3+ from the same
Clinic/Agency

COURSE
CURRICULUM

Course Description

Course Objectives

Course Structure

Teaching Methods

Training Orientation & Mission

Attendance Policy

Continuing
Education
Information
The NARM, Level 2 Training, is co-sponsored
by the NARM Training Institute and The
Institute for Continuing Education. The
program offers 120.00 CE hours – 30.00 CE
hrs. per Module. CE hours are awarded per
Module with full attendance required for the
Modules attended. Partial Module CE credit
is not offered. There is no additional fee for
submitting an application for CE credit for
this training. NARM Level 2 Training
participants who wish to receive continuing
education credit MUST complete CE forms
and comply with attendance monitoring
requirements.

NOTE: To receive continuing education

credit, applicants must complete CE forms
and comply with attendance monitoring
requirements.
NOTE: It is the responsibility of the attendee
to determine if CE credit offered by The
Institute for Continuing Education meets the
regulations of the participant’s
licensing/certification board.

Questions: If you have questions regarding

continuing education for this training, the
program, its faculty, grievance issues, or for a
listing of learning objectives, please contact
The Institute for Continuing Education at:
800-557-1950; e-mail: instconted@aol.com.

Commercial Support: The Institute for

Continuing Education receives no funds from
any commercial organization for financial
support of its activities in providing
continuing education sponsorship of the
NARM Training Institute’s Level 2 training.

Psychology: Please note this NARM, Level 2

Training program is not accredited by the
American Psychological Association (APA) or
the New York State Board of Psychology.

Counseling: The Institute for Continuing

Education and the NARM Training Institute
are co-sponsors of this event. This co-
sponsorship has been approved by NBCC.
The Institute for Continuing Education is an
NBCC approved continuing education
provider, ACEP 5643. The Institute for
Continuing Education is solely responsible
for this program, including the awarding of
NBCC credit.

New York: The Institute for Continuing

Education is recognized by the New York
State Education Department's State Board
for Mental Health Practitioners as an
approved provider of continuing education
for licensed mental health counselors.
Provider MHC-0016.
Illinois Department of Professional
Regulation, Provider 159-000606.

Social Work: This program has been

approved for 120.00 social work continuing
education hours (30.00 hrs. per Module), in
accordance with 258, CMR, NASW-MA
Chapter CE Approving Program.
Authorizations: D-90795-1; D-90795-2; D-
90795-3; D-90795-4.

New York: The Institute for Continuing

Education is recognized by the New York
State Education Department's State Board
for Social Work as an approved provider of
continuing education for licensed social
workers. Provider No. SW-0025.
Florida Dept. Health, Division Social Work,
MFT, Counseling, Provider BAP 255.
Illinois Department of Professional
Regulation, Provider 159-000606.

Marriage/Family Therapy: The Institute for

Continuing Education is a recognized
provider of continuing education by the
Florida Department of Health, Division of
Marriage and Family Therapist, BAP 255.

New York: The Institute for Continuing

Education is recognized by the New York
State Education Department's State Board
for Mental Health Practitioners as an
approved provider of continuing education
for licensed marriage/family therapists,
Provider MHC-0012.
California Professionals: The Institute for
Continuing Education, Provider 56590, is
approved by the California Association of
Marriage and Family Therapists to sponsor
continuing education for LMFTs, LCSWs,
LPCCs. The Institute for Continuing
Education maintains responsibility for this
program and its content. This Course meets
the qualifications for continuing education
credit for LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCC, as required
by the California Board of Behavioral
Sciences.

Nursing: The Institute for Continuing

Education is an approved provider of
continuing education in nursing by the
California Board of Nursing, Provider CEP
12646. Nurses are responsible for checking
with their state board to determine if credit
issued through an approved provider of the
CA Board of Nursing is acceptable by their
state board.

Non-U.S. Professionals: The Institute for

Continuing Education holds no CE provider
status with any Canadian or other non-U.S.
licensing/certification boards. It is your
responsibility to check the regulations of
your licensing/certification board to
determine CE requirements for training
activities.

Skill Level: Intermediate / Advanced.

Instruction Methodology: Didactic and

theoretical learning to include lecture,
question/answer periods, class-wide
discussion, case examples and vignettes;
deconstruction of live NARM demonstration
sessions and demonstration videos.

Ethics Hours / Academic Credit: This training

offers no “ethics hours”. The training offers no
“academic” credit and CE hours awarded are
not eligible toward fulfillment of a degree.

TESTIMONIALS

Laurence Heller’s NeuroAffective Relational

Model (NARM) is among the very best trainings I
have encountered. NARM is both an integrative
and comprehensive approach… the material is
presented in a way that is digestible and
immediately applicable in clinical practice.I found it
particularly useful that NARM is presented as a set
of principles, rather than a set of protocols to be
memorized. This empowers participants to trust
their own creativity and clinical intuition while
significantly expanding their conceptual framework
and skills. Perhaps most valuable (and moving) to
me is the deep respect NARM has for clients’ own
capacity to heal, which is inherent in the model.
This training has contributed enormously to my
personal and professional development.

Jamal Granick
PhD, LMFT

I have been in the trauma field forever. And I

consider myself a training junky, going to all the
major trauma trainings: In the early days I started
with Hypnotherapy and EMDR, and then moved
into other trainings like Sensorimotor
Psychotherapy, Post Induction Therapy, and more
recently Trauma Sensitive Yoga. When I was first
introduced to NARM in the book Healing
Developmental Trauma I thought to myself, not
another training! But I decided to do it – and it has
completely changed my work. NARM was the
model I had been searching for all these years. I
could write on and on about my love for this work
but I’ll just say to anyone who is considering
whether they need to take yet another trauma
training, my answer is YES, and NARM is the one to
take.

Anonymous feedback form in a NARM

Training

NARM Faculty

Brad Kammer
NARM Training Director

Brad Kammer, LMFT, LPCC, SEP, NMT is a

NARM faculty trainer. Brad has studied
under his mentor Dr. Laurence Heller for
nearly 20 years and is a NARM Master
Therapist. Brad began his career as a
Humanitarian Aid Worker in Asia which
introduced him to personal and collective
trauma. He became passionate about
supporting individuals and communities in
the transformation of trauma. Brad has since