Stress doesn’t just live in your mind—your body holds it too. Instead of getting caught in cycles of overwhelm, we’ll gently tune into your sensations, impulses, and emotional cues. This process can help you build a sense of physical safety, restore nervous system balance, and reconnect with the parts of you that have been stuck in survival mode.

When we grow up in environments that don’t fully support our emotional needs, we often learn to disconnect from ourselves in order to survive. NARM helps us gently explore these survival strategies with curiosity and compassion, rather than judgment or blame. Through this process, we deepen self-awareness, expand your capacity for connection, and support your return to a more authentic sense of self.

The way we respond to things in the present is often shaped by what we’ve lived through in the past—even if it doesn’t feel that way in the moment. Together, we’ll explore what feels familiar, which patterns keep repeating, and how your past experiences may still be shaping your present. With greater awareness, you’ll have more choice in how you move forward—more clarity, more agency, and more room to be who you really are.

Difficult emotions are part of being human, but they don’t have to run your life. Instead of trying to avoid or erase discomfort, we’ll work together to clarify what truly matters to you—and practice moving toward those values with care and courage, even when hard feelings show up.

Therapy isn’t just about what we talk about—it’s also about how we relate. The connection we build together is an important part of the process, because healing happens in relationships where it feels safe enough to be seen, honest, and real. Our work can become a space to explore what trust, boundaries, and emotional safety actually feel like—and to experience a different way of being in relationship, one that supports deeper healing.