Projection and Countertransference in the NARM™ Model
We invite you to a two-day workshop dedicated to working with relational dynamics in the NARM™ approach.
an in-depth training focused on understanding and utilizing the phenomena of projection and countertransference in therapeutic work based on the NeuroAffective Relational Model™ (NARM).
Date: 21–22 November (Saturday/Sunday), 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM with a lunch break
Facilitator: Beate Leisse, MD
Location: Wrocław
Format: in-person training
Fee: PLN 1550
Limited number of places.
The workshop will be conducted in English with translation into Polish.
Beate Leisse, MD
Psychiatrist, psychotherapist, and NARM™ teacher
More information about the facilitator:
https://www.beate-leisse.com/en/about-me/
About the workshop
The workshop focuses on the relational dynamics arising in the “intersubjective field” between therapist and client. Participants will develop the ability to recognize projections and to consciously draw on their own emotional and somatic responses as an important source of clinical information. Particular emphasis will be placed on countertransference – its understanding, regulation, and transformation into a tool that supports the therapeutic process.
The workshop combines a psychodynamic perspective with the somatic-relational approach characteristic of NARM™, enabling in-depth work with:
- developmental trauma and its manifestations within the therapeutic relationship,
- clients’ relational patterns as they emerge in transference,
- the therapist’s own responses as clinical material supporting the process of change.
The format includes theoretical input, demonstrations of therapeutic work, and experiential exercises. Participants will have the opportunity to relate the topics discussed to their own clinical practice.
Who is this workshop for?
The training is addressed to:
- psychologists and psychotherapists (both certified and in training),
- physicians, in particular psychiatrists,
- psychotraumatologists and other specialists working with trauma,
who wish to deepen their understanding of projection and countertransference in work with developmental and relational trauma within the NARM™ approach.