Healing Your Deepest Wounds Summit 2026 – Free Event

Some patterns don’t change just because you understand them. You can know where they came from, see them clearly, and still feel them take over in real moments.

This is an invitation to slow down, look beneath the surface, and reconnect with the parts of you that learned to survive. With the right support, what was learned can begin to soften—and your system can start responding in new ways.

Healing doesn’t have to be dramatic to be real. It can be practical, step-by-step, and grounded in what actually helps you feel safer inside your own life.

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Why Attend “Healing Your Deepest Wounds”

Healing is often talked about like a single breakthrough—but real change usually happens through understanding, practice, and repetition. Healing Your Deepest Wounds is designed as a clear, cohesive journey to help you see why certain emotional and relationship patterns keep repeating, and what it actually takes to begin shifting them in daily life. You’ll explore trauma, attachment, early imprints, shame, loss, and inherited patterns through practical teaching that stays grounded in what real people can apply.

This summit brings together 45+ experts across trauma, neuroscience, attachment, and integrative healing so you can understand how wounds are formed, how they show up in your body and nervous system, and how change begins. Instead of trying to do everything at once, the structure helps you build insight step by step, without feeling overwhelmed. Each day focuses on a specific layer—so you can follow a path that makes sense, and keep returning to what’s most important: safety, regulation, and integration.

You’ll also be supported with guided experiences that help you translate insight into felt change. Across the week, you’ll have daily live guided meditation and breathwork to support regulation and integration, plus a live preparation session to help you orient and get the most from the experience, and a live integration session to reflect, consolidate, and apply what you’ve learned. If you’ve done inner work before but still feel stuck, this is a chance to connect the dots in a more grounded way—so your healing becomes something you can live, not just something you can name.

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Who Should Attend Healing Your Deepest Wounds

This summit is for you if you recognize that your past may still be shaping how you think, feel, and relate—and you’re ready to understand it more clearly. It’s especially supportive if you can track your patterns intellectually, but they still keep repeating in the moments that matter most.

If you want a clearer, more grounded understanding of how healing unfolds over time—through awareness, regulation, and integration—this experience offers a structured path that’s designed to feel doable, not overwhelming.

• People who notice repeating emotional patterns they can’t “think” their way out of
• Those navigating relationship triggers, conflict cycles, or disconnection that feels familiar
• Anyone wanting to understand trauma, attachment, and early imprints in practical language
• People who have done inner work but still feel stuck in specific reactions or dynamics
• Those looking for realistic tools to respond differently in daily life
• Helpers and practitioners who want deeper insight into how wounds form and change
• Anyone drawn to a step-by-step approach that builds understanding across time

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What You’ll Learn During Healing Your Deepest Wounds

This summit will help you understand how wounds are formed—and how they continue to shape your nervous system, emotions, and relationships in the present.

You’ll explore why certain reactions keep repeating, and how real healing unfolds through awareness, regulation, and integration—so change becomes possible in the moments you actually live.

You’ll also hear a range of approaches to shifting patterns, so you can find what resonates and begin applying it in practical, grounded ways. Here’s some of what you’ll learn:

• How emotional patterns get wired in the brain, body, and nervous system
• Why certain triggers feel bigger than the moment you’re in
• How trauma shapes protection strategies—and how safety can be rebuilt
• Ways shame and self-criticism keep old wounds in place
• How early imprints shape love, belonging, and connection
• How loss, betrayal, and abandonment impact trust and stability
• How to shift survival patterns into authentic expression
• What it means to work with collective and ancestral patterns
• How regulation and integration support lasting change over time

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How to Register

Registering is simple, and once you’re signed up you’ll receive everything you need to participate online. If you can’t attend every session live, registering ensures you still receive access information and updates.

1. Click the “Register Here For Free” button on this page.
2. Enter your name and email on the registration page.
3. Confirm your registration (if prompted) so emails reach you reliably.
4. Check your inbox for the access details and summit updates.
5. Add the event emails to your safe-sender list so you don’t miss daily links.

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Event Schedule: Healing Your Deepest Wounds

This 7-day journey is designed to build understanding step by step, with each day focusing on a distinct layer of how wounds are formed, how they show up, and how change begins. You can follow along in a clear sequence—without feeling overwhelmed.

Below is a preview of the daily themes and the featured speakers for each day.

Day 1: How Wounds Get Wired — And How To Rewire Them

Understand how emotional patterns form in the brain, body, and nervous system—and where change begins.

• Judson Brewer, MD, PhD
• Ameet Aggarwal, ND
• Abi Blakeslee, PhD
• Jan Winhall, MSW
• Marc Brackett, PhD
• Kristen Willeumier, PhD
• Ruth Lanius, MD
• Alex Ortner

Day 2: Healing the Wounds of Trauma — Restoring Safety From the Inside Out

Explore how trauma shapes your responses and how regulation and safety can be rebuilt.

• Russell Kennedy, MD
• Bessel Van Der Kolk, MD
• Arielle Schwartz, PhD
• David Grand, PhD
• Sarah Peyton
• Paul Conti, MD
• Jorina Elbers, MD

Day 3: Shame, Self-Worth & The Inner Critic — Healing the “I’m Not Enough” Wound

Work with the patterns that shape how you see yourself and relate to your worth.

• Marisa Peer
• Kristin Neff, PhD
• Richard Schwartz, PhD
• Kate Truitt, PhD
• Rick Hanson, PhD
• Ron Siegel, PsyD
• Frank Anderson, MD

Day 4: Early Imprints & Childhood Wounds — How We Learned Love, Safety & Belonging

See how early experiences continue to shape connection, trust, and relationships.

• Alex Howard, PhD
• Diane Poole Heller, PhD
• Kelly McDaniel, LPC
• Deb Dana, MSW
• Anna Runkle
• Laurence Heller, PhD

Day 5: Healing the Wounds of Loss, Betrayal & Abandonment — Rebuilding Trust & Stability

Learn how relational wounds impact your life—and how they can begin to heal and integrate.

• Fleet Maull, PhD
• Michelle Mays, LPC
• Richard Miller, PhD
• Janina Fisher, PhD
• Saemi Nakamura
• Francis Weller, LMFT

Day 6: Transforming Pain Into Wisdom — From Survival Patterns to Authentic Expression

Shift from protective patterns into self-trust, meaning, and more aligned ways of living.

• Michael Stone
• DaeEss 1Dréa Pennington Wasio, MD
• Judith Blackstone, PhD
• Dawson Church, PhD
• Lissa Rankin, MD
• Gay Hendricks, PhD
• Jason Prall
• Hale Dwoskin

Day 7: Collective & Ancestral Wounds — Healing Across Generations & Shared Experience

Explore how inherited and collective patterns shape your experience—and what it means to work with them.

• Thomas Hübl, PhD
• Master Mingtong Gu
• James Gordon, MD
• Daniel Foor, PhD
• Sherri Mitchell (Weh’na Ha’mu Kwasset)
• Nkem Ndefo, MSN, CNM
• Diane Musho Hamilton

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About Your Hosts

This summit is guided by a team of experienced teachers and practitioners who bring both depth and practicality to the journey. Each host supports the conversations with care, clarity, and a steady focus on real-life integration.

• Michael Stone is a breathwork teacher, the founder of NeuroDynamic Institute and NeuroDynamic Breathwork Online, and a certified Holotropic Breathwork facilitator.
• Katja Cahoon is a lead facilitator on psilocybin clinical trials and a yoga, mindfulness, and meditation teacher.
• Ronald Siegel, PsyD is a psychology professor at Harvard Medical School, and a clinician, educator, and author of The Extraordinary Gift of Being Ordinary: Finding Happiness Right Where You Are.
• DaeEss 1Dréa Pennington Wasio, MD is an integrative physician, trauma expert, psychedelic-assisted therapy facilitator, and author of Top Ten Traits of Highly Resilient People.
• Angie Hight is the Director of Operations for Heart Mind Institute, and a meditation, yoga, and qigong teacher. Suzanne Clayton is an Operations Associate for Heart Mind Institute, and a yoga and meditation teacher.

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Free Gifts for Attendees

Your free registration includes immediate access to exclusive bonus sessions that deepen the learning and support real-life integration.

Bonus Session with Gabor Maté

This conversation offers a compassionate lens on the roots of suffering and the ways our histories shape our present. You’ll be invited into a more honest understanding of trauma—beyond labels—and toward what it means to heal at the level of the whole person. The tone is grounded, direct, and deeply human. It’s the kind of support that helps insight land in the body, not just the mind.

• Gain a clearer framework for understanding trauma in everyday life
• Feel less alone in the patterns you’ve carried for years
• Discover a more compassionate way to relate to symptoms and coping
• Learn how healing can unfold without forcing or self-blame
• Walk away with perspective that supports long-term integration

Bonus Session with Ameet Aggarwal

This session supports practical change by focusing on the inner language that shapes your nervous system and choices. You’ll explore how certain “shoulds” and self-pressures can function like subtle trauma—and what it looks like to shift into a kinder, more workable inner relationship. The approach is grounded, actionable, and oriented toward self-forgiveness. It’s designed to help you meet your inner world with more honesty and less strain.

• Recognize patterns of self-pressure that quietly keep you stuck
• Learn a gentler internal language that supports regulation
• Build a more compassionate relationship with your “inner child” parts
• Strengthen self-forgiveness as a practical healing tool
• Support change that feels sustainable in real daily life

Bonus Session with Alberto Villoldo

This bonus conversation explores how healing can be supported through reconnection—with the body, with nature, and with a deeper sense of meaning. You’ll be invited to reflect on disconnection as a core driver of suffering, and on the power of restoring relationship with what nourishes you. The themes weave together practical perspective and spiritual insight in an accessible way. It’s a supportive complement to the summit’s focus on patterns, integration, and change over time.

• Reconnect with a grounded sense of belonging in the larger web of life
• Explore how disconnection impacts wellbeing and emotional resilience
• Gain a broader perspective that supports meaning-making and healing
• Strengthen your capacity for integration beyond insight alone
• Leave with inspiration to live in closer relationship with what sustains you

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who should attend this event?

This event is ideal for those seeking a clearer understanding of how emotional and relationship patterns are formed—and how to begin shifting them in grounded ways. Whether you’re new or experienced, it offers insight and support you can apply in daily life. Coaches, healers, and spiritual seekers are especially welcome.

Is the event really free?

Yes. Registration is free, and you can attend online.

When and where does this event take place?

This is a free online summit taking place May 12–18, 2026. After you register, you’ll receive access details and updates by email.

Where is the event taking place?

This is an online event. You can watch from anywhere with internet access.

What if I can’t attend live?

Register anyway so you receive access details and daily updates. Many people participate at their own pace by watching when they can and focusing on the sessions that feel most relevant.

Can I watch on my phone or tablet?

Yes. You can watch from a computer, tablet, or smartphone with internet access.

Are the sessions beginner-friendly?

Yes. The summit is structured to be easy to follow, with each day building understanding step by step so you can engage without feeling overwhelmed.

Is this only for professionals?

No. While professionals are welcome, this summit is designed for everyday people seeking healing, insight, and practical tools for real life.

Is this therapy or a substitute for professional help?

No. This summit offers educational content and expert perspectives, but it is not a substitute for professional medical, mental health, or therapeutic care.

What topics will be covered?

Across the week you’ll explore how wounds are formed, how they show up in patterns and relationships, and how healing begins through awareness, regulation, and integration. Themes include trauma, shame and self-worth, early imprints, loss and abandonment, transforming pain into wisdom, and collective and ancestral patterns.

Will there be guided practices?

Yes. The summit includes daily live guided meditation and breathwork to support regulation and integration.

What are the preparation and integration sessions?

There is a live preparation session to help you orient and get the most from the week, plus a live integration session to reflect, consolidate, and apply what you’ve learned.

What are the bonus sessions?

With free registration, you get immediate access to exclusive bonus sessions featuring Gabor Maté, Ameet Aggarwal, and Alberto Villoldo.

Do I need to attend in order?

Each day builds on the last, so following the sequence can make the journey feel clearer. That said, you can also start where you are and focus on the themes that feel most relevant right now.

Will this feel overwhelming?

The summit is designed to help you build understanding step by step, without feeling overwhelmed. You can pace yourself, choose what to focus on, and return to what feels most supportive.

How can I integrate what I learn?

Try choosing one insight and one practice at a time, and apply them in small real-life moments rather than waiting for a perfect breakthrough. The guided meditation, breathwork, and integration-focused structure are there to help what you learn become something you can live.

Can I share this with friends?

Absolutely! Feel free to share this page with others.

How do I register?

Click here to register for free.

Do I need any special equipment?

No special equipment is required. A stable internet connection and a device you can watch on is enough. If you enjoy guided practices, a quiet space and headphones can be supportive.

Will I get access information by email?

Yes. After you register, you’ll receive access details and event updates by email, so you can follow along throughout the summit.

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