NARM-informed therapy

Back into connection.

What we lived through early in life shapes how we live, feel and relate today — often without our noticing. NARM is a gentle, curious exploration of those patterns, and of who you are beyond them.

The starting point

Strategies that once protected us

As children we adapt to the environment we grow up in. We find ways to cope — withdrawing, performing, caring for others, keeping feelings at a distance. Those strategies were wise at the time. But over the years they harden into beliefs about who we are and what the world is like, and in adulthood they can show up as shutdown, anxiety, difficulties in close relationships, or a sense of standing beside your own life.

In NARM we explore these patterns together — not by digging through the past for its own sake, but by looking with curiosity at how they are alive in you here and now. That is where change can happen.

In the present

We work with what is alive in you in the moment — thoughts, emotions and bodily experience — rather than with history as a story.

Curious, not judging

No diagnoses, no labels. We meet whatever shows up with openness, and with respect for the fact that every strategy once had a good reason.

You set the direction

Every session starts from what you want for yourself. Your intention is the red thread through the whole process.

How it works

A session, in brief

We start from your intention

What do you want for yourself — today, and over time? It doesn't need to be fully formed; clarifying it is part of the work.

We explore together

At your pace we follow what shows up: thoughts, emotions, impulses, sensations in the body. I ask questions, reflect and hold the space — you always stay at the wheel.

Small shifts, real change

When old patterns are met with adult presence, something can release. More contact with yourself, more agency, more aliveness — often in small waves that make a big difference over time.

About me

I have walked this path myself

I came to NARM as a client before I became a therapist. My own journey is about breaking a long line of generational trauma — and it is from that lived experience, together with my NARM training, that I meet you.

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Patrik

Curious to begin?

The simplest way to find out whether this is for you is a short, no-strings conversation.