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SUMMARY:Healing and Navigating Estranged Relationships Summit – Free Event Hosted by Avaiya
DESCRIPTION:\n\nFree Online Summit\nEstrangement can leave you carrying grief, guilt, anger, unanswered questions, and the exhausting pressure to decide whether to reconnect, step back, or protect the distance you have already created.\nHealing & Navigating Estranged Relationships brings together 20 relationship, trauma, somatic, and personal-growth teachers for practical guidance on family ruptures, boundaries, no contact, codependency, attachment wounds, nervous system regulation, high-conflict dynamics, and rebuilding trust in yourself.\nThe three-day online series is designed for people on either side of estrangement. Whether you chose distance, had distance chosen for you, or are still trying to decide what kind of contact feels healthy, the sessions offer different ways to understand what happened and respond with greater clarity.\nYou can focus on the teachers and topics that speak most directly to your situation, from Inner Bonding and family constellations to sacred boundaries, scapegoating, relational repair, and the stages of healing after a rupture.\nRegister Here For Free\nFree online registration with access details delivered by email.\n\n\nExplore This Free Summit\nJump directly to the section that interests you.\n\n→Why Attend\n→Who Should Attend\n→What You’ll Learn\n→Healing When the Other Person Does Not Participate\n→Featured Speakers and Topics\n→Dates, Access, Replays and Where to Watch\n→How to Register\n→How to Get the Most From the Summit\n→About iKE ALLEN and Ande Anderson\n→Frequently Asked Questions\n\nRegister Here For Free→\n\n\nClarity Through Relationship Rupture\nWhy Attend Healing & Navigating Estranged Relationships\n\nEstrangement rarely creates only one emotion. You may miss someone and still need distance, hope for repair while fearing another painful cycle, or know that a boundary is necessary while continuing to wrestle with guilt and self-doubt. The summit creates room to explore those tensions without assuming that every relationship has the same answer.\nThe 20 featured teachers approach relationship rupture from different angles, including boundaries, attachment, Inner Bonding, codependency, scapegoating, family systems, high-conflict behavior, relational repair, nervous system regulation, and grief. This range gives you several ways to understand what may be happening beneath the conflict and consider which ideas fit your circumstances.\nThe focus is on practical education that can help you respond more intentionally to difficult relational dynamics. Rather than making reconciliation or permanent separation the only measure of progress, the sessions explore self-trust, emotional regulation, healthier contact decisions, and ways to care for yourself when another person will not participate in change.\nRegister Here For Free\n\n\nSupport for Different Sides of Estrangement\nWho Should Attend Healing & Navigating Estranged Relationships\nThis summit is for adults navigating distance, rupture, or persistent conflict in an important relationship. That may include estrangement from a parent, adult child, sibling, partner, former partner, friend, or another person whose absence or behavior continues to affect your emotional life.\nIt can also be useful when the relationship is not completely severed but contact leaves you anxious, guilty, confused, or emotionally depleted. You can attend whether you hope for reconciliation, are considering lower contact, have chosen no contact, or are trying to make peace with someone else’s decision to step away.\n\nPeople grieving the loss or distancing of a parent, child, sibling, partner, or close friend\nAnyone struggling with guilt or self-doubt after setting stronger boundaries\nPeople deciding between full contact, low contact, or no contact\nAdults dealing with codependency, over-functioning, or the urge to rescue others\nPeople who have been labeled the family scapegoat or black sheep\nAnyone trying to understand attachment wounds or confusing relationship cutoffs\nPeople navigating manipulative, controlling, or high-conflict relationship dynamics\nThose who want to rebuild self-trust even when another person will not participate in repair\n\nRegister Here For Free\n\n\nPractical Perspectives on Estrangement\nWhat You’ll Learn During Healing & Navigating Estranged Relationships\nThe sessions examine estrangement as more than a question of whether two people are speaking. You’ll explore the emotional patterns, family roles, attachment wounds, nervous system responses, expectations, and boundaries that can shape what happens before and after a relationship rupture.\nYou will also hear different approaches to contact and repair. Some sessions focus on reconciliation and relational healing, while others address situations where distance, low contact, or no contact may be part of protecting your wellbeing.\nThroughout the series, the emphasis stays on what you can understand and influence in your own life. That includes learning to recognize unhelpful coping loops, regulate difficult reactions, clarify boundaries, and build a steadier relationship with yourself.\nHere’s just a little bit of what you’ll learn:\n\nHow healing work can begin even when the other person refuses to participate\nWays to choose and navigate a level of family contact that protects your wellbeing\nHow to set boundaries without making guilt the final authority on your decisions\nWhat can keep people stuck after estrangement and what may support forward movement\nHow attachment wounds and unspoken grief can contribute to emotional distance\nWays codependency and the scapegoat role can complicate adult family relationships\nBrain-based and somatic perspectives on relational stress and emotional triggers\nHow to respond more intentionally to high-conflict or controlling dynamics\nHow family-system and ancestral patterns may influence present-day relationship conflict\nWays to reconnect with your values, self-trust, and sense of identity after a rupture\n\nRegister Here For Free\n\n\nA Different Starting Point for Relationship Healing\nHealing When the Other Person Does Not Participate\nOne recurring theme in the summit is that your next step does not have to depend entirely on another person’s willingness to apologize, change, explain themselves, or participate in reconciliation. Ann Weiser Cornell’s session directly explores the idea that one person can begin changing the way a relationship is held and experienced.\nOther sessions build on that broader principle from different directions. Dr. Margaret Paul explores Inner Bonding, Jerry Wise addresses choosing a level of family contact that protects the self, and Bernadette Logue focuses on reconnecting with your True Self through the experience of estrangement.\nThis approach does not guarantee that another person will return or that every relationship can safely be repaired. It shifts attention toward the part of the process you can influence: your boundaries, patterns, emotional responses, self-understanding, and decisions about what kind of relationship is workable for you.\n\nSeparate your healing from another person’s willingness to change\nNotice where guilt, fear, or hope may be driving contact decisions\nClarify what healthy participation in a relationship would require from you\nBuild a stronger internal foundation whether the relationship changes or not\n\nRegister Here For Free\n\n\n20 Teachers Exploring Relationship Rupture\nFeatured Speakers and Topics\nThe summit brings together 20 teachers whose sessions examine estrangement from psychological, relational, somatic, family-systems, and personal-growth perspectives. Use the topics below to identify the presentations that connect most closely with the questions you are carrying.\nDr. Margaret Paul – The Inner Bonding Path to Relationship Reconciliation\nExplore Inner Bonding as a way to understand your relationship with yourself and how that inner relationship can influence connection, conflict, and the possibility of reconciliation.\nJerry Wise – Choosing and Navigating a Level of Family Contact That Protects Your Self\nConsider how to make more grounded decisions about full contact, lower contact, or greater distance while paying attention to the effect those choices have on your wellbeing.\nDr. Sharon Martin – Healing From Family Estrangement: What Helps and What Keeps You Stuck\nExamine common patterns that can prolong distress after family estrangement and practical directions that may support a healthier recovery process.\nMark Waldman – Brain-Based Strategies to Rebuild Broken Relationships\nExplore brain-based approaches to communication, emotional response, and relational repair when conflict has damaged trust or connection.\nAnn Weiser Cornell – It Only Takes One Person to Begin to Heal a Relationship\nLearn why meaningful inner and relational work can begin without waiting for another person to apologize, agree with you, or take the first step.\nMichelle Farris – Codependency and Adult Child Estrangement: How to Heal\nLook at how codependent patterns, over-functioning, rescuing, and blurred boundaries can affect estrangement between parents and adult children.\nKyle Benson – The Hurt Beneath the Distance: Attachment, Boundaries, and the Path to Repair\nExplore the attachment wounds and emotional pain that can sit underneath distance, along with the role boundaries may play in creating healthier relationship conditions.\nLaura K. Connell – Going No Contact with a Narcissistic Mother\nConsider the emotional and boundary challenges involved in going no contact with a highly difficult or narcissistic mother.\nJay Reid – Heal Thy Self First: How Scapegoat Survivors Can Navigate Estranged Familial Relationships\nExplore family scapegoating, the impact of being assigned the outsider role, and ways to center your own recovery while navigating estranged family relationships.\nDr. Ameet Aggarwal – Family Constellations: Healing Family Trauma and Estrangement\nLearn about a family-constellations perspective on systemic patterns, inherited burdens, exclusions, and unresolved family dynamics that may echo through present relationships.\nBernadette Logue – Estranged Relationships Invite You to Reconnect to Your True Self\nExplore how the experience of estrangement can become an invitation to strengthen your identity, values, self-connection, and inner direction.\nTracy Malone – When Estrangement Doesn’t Make Sense\nConsider ways to create clarity when a cutoff feels sudden, confusing, contradictory, or difficult to understand from the information available to you.\nMisa Hopkins – 3 Secrets for Creating Sacred Boundaries\nExplore a boundary-centered approach to protecting your emotional space while making intentional choices about how you participate in difficult relationships.\nRachel Grant – Choosing Yourself Without Guilt: Navigating the Heartbreak of Estranged Family Relationships\nLearn ways to examine guilt, self-blame, and the fear of being the “bad guy” when protecting yourself requires stronger limits or greater distance.\nMarina Triner – The Stages of Healing from Estrangement and Its Gifts\nExplore different phases that can arise after estrangement, from shock and survival responses toward greater integration, self-trust, and renewed engagement with life.\nCheryl Fidelman – The Estrangement Within: The Relationship Beneath Every Relationship\nTurn attention inward to the relationship with yourself and consider how internal patterns can shape the way you experience disconnection, longing, and relational pain.\nAnnie Kaszina – How to Heal the Pain of Estrangement\nExplore practical emotional perspectives for working with the grief and pain that can remain after an important relationship becomes distant or severed.\nDr. Allen Berger – Room Enough for Two\nConsider what it takes for two people to exist in a relationship without one person’s needs, identity, or perspective consuming the other’s.\nLise Leblanc – De-escalating High-Conflict Narcissists: Protecting Your Peace\nExplore strategies for recognizing escalation, reducing engagement with destabilizing dynamics, and protecting your emotional energy in high-conflict interactions.\nJodi Cohen – Essential Oils for Nervous System Regulation\nHear an educational perspective on essential oils in the context of nervous system regulation and relational stress. Health-related information in this session is educational and is not a substitute for individualized medical care.\nRegister Here For Free\n\n\nDates + Access + Replay Details\nDates, Access, Replays and Where to Watch\nHealing & Navigating Estranged Relationships is a three-day online series running Tuesday through Thursday.\nAfter registering, check your email for the viewing links, access instructions, and updates for the free classes. Replays are available for 24 hours after each class airs.\nBecause access is delivered by email, a few simple inbox habits can make the three days easier to navigate:\n\nRegister with an email address you check regularly\nWatch for the AVAIYA confirmation and access messages after registration\nCheck Promotions or Spam if an expected message does not appear\nStar or flag the summit email thread so the viewing links are easier to find\nUse the featured speaker list to choose the sessions most relevant to you\n\nRegister Here For Free\n\n\nSimple Free Registration\nHow to Register for Healing & Navigating Estranged Relationships\nClick any Register Here For Free button on this page, enter your contact information, and check your email for access details.\nRegister Here For Free\n\n\nMake the Three Days More Manageable\nHow to Get the Most From the Summit\nA summit about estrangement can bring up a lot at once. You may recognize yourself in several sessions, hear ideas that challenge your assumptions, or find that one topic feels especially emotionally charged.\nYou do not need to resolve your entire relationship history during the three days. A focused approach can help you learn without turning the summit into another source of pressure.\n1. Start With Your Most Important Question\nChoose one question you most want help thinking through, such as boundaries, guilt, contact decisions, reconciliation, codependency, scapegoating, or nervous system regulation.\n2. Choose Sessions by Relevance\nUse the featured speaker topics to identify the presentations that most closely match your current circumstances rather than trying to absorb every perspective equally.\n3. Separate Insight From Immediate Action\n\nWrite down ideas that feel useful before making major relationship decisions\nNotice which insights bring greater clarity rather than greater urgency\nGive emotionally charged material time to settle before acting on it\n\n4. Keep One Practical Takeaway\nAfter a session, identify one boundary, reflection question, communication practice, or self-care step that feels realistic enough to explore further.\n5. Use Professional Support When Appropriate\nEstrangement can involve trauma, abuse, mental health concerns, legal issues, or complicated family systems. Educational summit sessions can offer perspective, but individualized support from an appropriate qualified professional may be important for decisions specific to your circumstances.\nRegister Here For Free\n\n\nYour Summit Hosts\nAbout iKE ALLEN and Ande Anderson\niKE ALLEN and Ande Anderson, MS, RD, are the founders and co-owners of AVAIYA University, the organization bringing together the teachers featured in Healing & Navigating Estranged Relationships.\nAVAIYA creates films, courses, and global online conferences focused on personal challenges, emotional wellbeing, relationships, health, and personal growth. Its events bring multiple teachers together around a central theme so participants can hear different perspectives rather than relying on a single approach.\nPast AVAIYA programming has explored subjects including childhood trauma, betrayal and abandonment wounds, depression and loneliness, codependency, insecurity and self-esteem, somatic resilience, difficult family dynamics, and relationship challenges.\nFor this three-day series, iKE ALLEN and Ande Anderson bring together 20 teachers to examine estrangement from relational, psychological, somatic, family-systems, and personal-growth perspectives.\nRegister Here For Free\n\n\nEverything You Need to Know\nFrequently Asked Questions\nSelect any question below to reveal the answer.\nSummit Access and Participation\n\nWhen and where does Healing & Navigating Estranged Relationships take place?\nThe free three-day online series runs Tuesday through Thursday. Access details and viewing links are delivered by email after registration.\n\n\nIs the summit free to attend?\nYes. You can register for the online summit for free and receive the access details by email.\n\n\nHow long does the summit run?\nHealing & Navigating Estranged Relationships runs for three days, from Tuesday through Thursday.\n\n\nAre replays available?\nYes. Replays are available for 24 hours after each class airs.\n\n\nHow do I access the summit sessions?\nRegister for the series and check your email for AVAIYA’s confirmation, viewing links, and access instructions for the free classes.\n\n\nDo I need to watch every session?\nNo. The summit includes 20 teachers covering different aspects of estrangement, boundaries, family dynamics, relational repair, and emotional wellbeing, so you can focus on the sessions most relevant to your situation.\n\n\nWho is this summit for?\nThe summit is for adults navigating estrangement, relationship rupture, difficult family dynamics, low contact, no contact, unresolved grief, guilt, boundary challenges, or uncertainty about whether and how a relationship can move forward.\n\n\nCan I attend if the other person was the one who ended contact?\nYes. The series addresses estrangement whether you chose distance or had distance chosen for you, including the grief, confusion, unanswered questions, and loss that can follow another person’s decision to step away.\n\n\nIs the summit only for people who want reconciliation?\nNo. Some sessions explore reconciliation and relational repair, while others address boundaries, low contact, no contact, self-protection, and healing when another person will not participate or change.\n\nSpeakers, Topics and Relationship Questions\n\nWho will be speaking?\nThe 20 featured teachers are Dr. Margaret Paul, Jerry Wise, Dr. Sharon Martin, Mark Waldman, Ann Weiser Cornell, Michelle Farris, Kyle Benson, Laura K. Connell, Jay Reid, Dr. Ameet Aggarwal, Bernadette Logue, Tracy Malone, Misa Hopkins, Rachel Grant, Marina Triner, Cheryl Fidelman, Annie Kaszina, Dr. Allen Berger, Lise Leblanc, and Jodi Cohen.\n\n\nWhat topics are covered?\nTopics include boundaries, levels of family contact, Inner Bonding, attachment wounds, codependency, adult child estrangement, family scapegoating, family constellations, high-conflict dynamics, nervous system regulation, guilt, self-trust, relational repair, and the stages of healing after estrangement.\n\n\nCan healing begin if the other person refuses to participate?\nThe summit includes a session from Ann Weiser Cornell specifically exploring how one person can begin relational healing work without waiting for the other person to participate, apologize, or change.\n\n\nWill the summit help me think about low contact or no contact?\nYes. Jerry Wise addresses choosing and navigating a level of family contact that protects the self, while Laura K. Connell focuses specifically on going no contact with a narcissistic mother.\n\n\nAre boundaries covered?\nYes. Boundaries are addressed across several sessions, including Misa Hopkins’ presentation on creating sacred boundaries and Kyle Benson’s session on attachment, boundaries, and the path to repair.\n\n\nDoes the summit address codependency and family scapegoating?\nYes. Michelle Farris explores codependency and adult child estrangement, while Jay Reid addresses how scapegoat survivors can navigate estranged family relationships.\n\n\nDoes the summit include nervous system or somatic perspectives?\nYes. The series includes brain-based and nervous-system perspectives on relational stress, including Mark Waldman’s brain-based relationship strategies and Jodi Cohen’s educational session on essential oils for nervous system regulation.\n\n\nAre family patterns and ancestral dynamics explored?\nYes. Dr. Ameet Aggarwal presents a session on family constellations, family trauma, and estrangement, including a systemic perspective on patterns that can influence present-day relationships.\n\n\nWhat is the Inner Bonding topic in the summit?\nDr. Margaret Paul’s session explores the Inner Bonding path to relationship reconciliation, with attention to the relationship you have with yourself and how that inner connection can influence relationships with others.\n\n\nDoes the summit address high-conflict or narcissistic relationship dynamics?\nYes. Lise Leblanc focuses on de-escalating high-conflict narcissists and protecting your peace, and Laura K. 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This website does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.\n\n\nRelationship Disclosure\nWe are grateful to be of service and bring you these life-changing events free of charge. In order to do this, please note that whenever you click the links and purchase items, in most (not all) cases we will receive a referral commission. We may receive a listing fee for publishing this event.\nYour support in purchasing through these links makes it possible for people in over 150 countries globally to attend these life-changing events for free. 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