YOU MAY BE:
UNCONVINCED
that what you are doing is working
FRUSTRATED
by contradictory and confusing information and advice
UNSURE
that you have the right diagnosis or treatment
WORRIED
that the system isn’t helping a child’s complex challenges
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REVOLUTIONIZING ASSESSMENT AND INTERVENTION FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES, CULTURES AND IDENTITIES EXPERIENCING THE IMPACT OF TOXIC STRESS, A GUIDE FOR CUSTOMIZED AND COLLABORATIVE CARE FOR PRACTITIONERS AND PARENTS.
Your work is profound—and demanding
Underlying many diagnoses are toxic stress
patterns. The NRF assesses, measures, and
improves recovery from toxic stress.
Want to learn more about Toxic Stress?
Check out NRF faculty member
Jessica Richards’ instagram page for
short videos on NRF tools, concepts
and related material.
Listen to a free 60 minute webinar where Dr. Lillas shares more about toxic stress
as an underlying transdisciplinary and transdiagnostic dimension.
Let’s integrate science about the brain and the wisdom of relationships to care for the whole child
The NeuroRelational Framework (NRF)
When you use the NeuroRelational Framework (NRF), you get a big picture and collaborative approach to understanding the body and the brain. The NRF’s Interactive Manual guides practitioners and parents to coordinate the best, customized care.
Shift from a disconnected approach to a holistic framework
The NRF bridges fragmented systems of care (i.e., education, mental health, physical health, developmental disabilities) and multiple, overlapping diagnoses by creating interdisciplinary teams who have a common language and shared approach.
The Interactive Manual teaches you the NRF assessment interview process and organizes your assessment and
intervention data so that you are equipped to support
whole-person care.
Here’s how it works
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ACCESS THE FREE STARTER KIT and get to know the tools in the NeuroRelational Framework.
Please share this free offer with a colleague or a parent.
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USE OUR TOOLS to
track progress
and make
collaborative
decisions— cultivating
connection and
joy with families.
We’re on your team—whether you are a practitioner or a parent.
The NRF began when founder Connie Lillas, RN, MFT, PhD, experienced conflicting opinions and poorly coordinated care with her own son.
Now, the NRF Institute is an international team of innovative practitioners committed to helping children and families experience healthy connections.
NEW TO THE NRF? START HERE.
Sign up for our FREE Starter Kit, with videos and downloadable handouts to support a more holistic intervention with children and families.
Reviewed by
Psychiatry: Interpersonal and Biological Processes
(volume 73, 2010 – Issue 2)
The British Journal of Psychiatry
Recognized by
Let’s revolutionize the assessment and treatment for people of all cultures and identities experiencing the impact of toxic stress.
