Join our experiential workshop to learn how to heal your complex developmental childhood trauma so that you can feel fully alive in a healthy love relationship.
This workshop is for singles and couples who want to heal their developmental trauma
Martin is a NARM® Trauma Informed Integral Relationship Author, Trainer, and Consultant who supports singles and couples in co-creating healthy integral love relationships.
– Learn the difference between shock trauma and complex developmental trauma.
– Learn why trauma makes us sick and disconnected from self and others.
– Learn about Adverse Childhood Experiences and Caregiver Failures.
– Learn about personality disorders.
– Learn how trauma is stored in the body.
– See why trauma disconnects us from others, from healthy relationships, and from feeling fully alive.
– Distinguish between default/primary emotions and vulnerable emotions.
– Identify your false beliefs about yourself.
– Experience a somatic, mindfulness-based approach to healing five forms of developmental trauma.
– Practice the five core human capacities (connection, attunement, trust, autonomy, and love/sexuality) for healthy relationships.
– Avoid adaptive survival styles based on shame and pride.
– Re-connect with your true identity.
– See how trauma leads to attachment disorders.
– Practice the developmental trauma healing cycle.
Date & Time:
Saturday, June 10th, 2023
12:00-18:00
(11:30 to 12:00 registration and social time for an on-time start)
Optional dinner at BigChefs Astoria afterwards
Location:
Integral Center
Mecidiyeköy Mahallesi
Lati Lokum Sokak
Çınar Apt. No: 12, Kat: 4, D: 14
Şişli/İstanbul
WhatsApp: +90 535 863 6450
https://g.page/Integralcenteristanbul?share
(Easy to reach by metro M2 Line and Metro bus (see details at https://integralrelationship.com/tr/contact/)
Price:
400 TL prepayment via IBAN
600 TL at the door
IBAN:
Martin Ucik (Garanti Bank)
IBAN TR68 0006 2000 6090 0006 6693 73
Refreshments:
We offer tea, coffee, water and snacks
NARM® and the Integral Relationship Model:
The NeuroAffective Relational Method/Model (NARM) is a somatically based “bottom-up” and mindfulness related “top-down” method for healing complex developmental trauma and attachment wounds that were created through persistent caregiver failures and miss-attunement during different phases of childhood that prevent children from developing their age-appropriate core capacities and potentials for Archaic “connection”, Magic “attunement” and “trust”, Egocentric “autonomy”, and Mythic “love/sexuality”.
NARM® identifies related adaptive survival styles that abused and neglected children developed for each capacity through disconnecting from their authentic needs and feelings. This later distorts and dominates their sense of self in adulthood through false shame- and pride-based counter ego identifications to avoid their underlying pain and grief which disconnects them from their authentic self or true identity, and thus their capacity to securely connect with self and others and to feel fully alive.