Rates and Insurance

Insurance-based care typically requires a formal mental health diagnosis and treatment plans that are symptom-focused and medically necessary within defined guidelines. While that structure works well for many types of care, it can limit approaches that are not diagnosis-driven.

NARM (the NeuroAffective Relational Model) is an evidence-informed approach designed for complex and developmental trauma. Rather than centering treatment around pathology or symptom reduction alone, NARM focuses on understanding adaptive survival patterns, supporting nervous system regulation, and strengthening identity and relational capacity. The emphasis is on treating the whole person, not defining them by a diagnosis.

Because this model is not organized around symptom-based labeling or predetermined treatment protocols, it is often best supported through private pay. This allows the work to unfold collaboratively, without being constrained by diagnostic requirements or externally imposed timelines, and at a pace that supports deeper, lasting change.