Resources
The individuals most influential on my path - challenging the status quo and sharing publicly their own growing pains, they give us permission to be human and inspire faith in our collective evolution.
NARM Training Institute
I see NeuroAffective Relational Model, NARM, as not only a model for healing complex trauma, but as a spiritual practice - a humane way of relating to self and others.
GABOR MATÉ M.D.
Maté’s work illuminates the universality of developmental trauma, it’s role in addiction, disease, and the healing power of plant medicine when used wisely.
PETER ATTIA, M.D.
Insisting on the highest standards for medical science and practice, Attia teaches us to ask better questions in service to health and meaning. Attia has particular interest in health span and the prevention of heart disease and dementia.
BrenÉ Brown
Brown is a social scientist who studies shame, vulnerability, and leadership. She teaches us to live whole-heartedly, not just through her research, but by her example.
This list is far from complete and will likely grow and evolve with time.