The Unshakeable Summit 2026 - Free Event Hosted by Humanity's Team

The Unshakeable Summit 2026 – Free Event Hosted by Humanity’s Team

Free One-Day Online Summit

When the world feels relentlessly uncertain, it can be frustrating to calm yourself for an hour only to feel tense, distracted, or overwhelmed again when ordinary life resumes.

Unshakeable brings together teachers working across nervous system regulation, heart coherence, neuroscience, relational presence, self-compassion, body wisdom, intention, and contemplative practice. The focus is not on collecting more ideas, but on understanding stress responses more clearly and practicing approaches you can return to in daily life.

Humanity’s Team has organized the day so the sessions build on one another, beginning with the physiology of overwhelm and moving through practical exercises, emotional and relational perspectives, body-based approaches, and inner guidance.

You can follow the full program or focus on the sessions most relevant to you. The schedule below makes it easy to see who is teaching, what each session covers, and when to join.

Free online registration for a one-day Humanity’s Team summit.

Why Attend the Unshakeable Summit

Unshakeable Summit hosted by Steve Farrell and Humanity's Team

Many people already know how to meditate, breathe more slowly, journal, exercise, or think positively, yet still notice that stress and reactivity return. This summit examines that gap by looking at overwhelm through physiological, emotional, relational, and contemplative lenses rather than reducing it to a failure of willpower.

The day includes experiential practices as well as teaching. You can explore HeartMath’s Quick Coherence Technique, Neurosculpting, the Egg of Light meditation, rhythmic movement, body-based micro-resets, vagus-nerve breathing, and the three-minute SIP of the Divine practice.

The program also places those techniques in a larger context. Sessions explore self-compassion, inherited and collective stress, healthy boundaries, connection, intention, body wisdom, and the difference between experiencing a useful practice once and building something repeatable into everyday life.

Who Should Attend the Unshakeable Summit

This summit is designed for people who feel stretched thin, easily activated, or less steady than they would like in the face of news, responsibilities, grief, relationships, or ordinary daily pressure. It may be particularly useful if familiar calming practices help temporarily but have been difficult to carry into stressful moments.

You do not need prior experience with nervous system practices, meditation, HeartMath, or Neurosculpting. The sessions provide multiple entry points, from physiology and movement to self-compassion, relational presence, intention, and contemplative practice.

  • People who feel overwhelmed more often than they would like
  • Anyone who notices themselves bracing for the next stressful event
  • People whose meditation, breathwork, journaling, or positive-thinking practices feel incomplete
  • Anyone interested in practical nervous system regulation techniques
  • People exploring the relationship between thoughts, emotions, and physical states
  • Those interested in self-compassion, boundaries, presence, and relational healing
  • People curious about body-based approaches to resilience and physiological safety
  • Anyone seeking a more consistent way to bring calming practices into daily life

What You’ll Learn During the Unshakeable Summit

The summit begins by reframing overwhelm as something that can be explored through nervous system physiology rather than personal judgment. From there, the sessions examine several ways people can work with stress responses through coherence, neuroscience, movement, body awareness, relationship, and compassion.

You will also explore broader influences on steadiness, including inherited and collective stress, the brain-gut connection, intention, community, and the ways stress and grief can narrow attention. Several teachers pair these ideas with short practices you can experience during their sessions.

The closing portion brings the day’s approaches together around one practical question: how do you move from having a collection of useful tools to developing a practice you can actually return to? The emphasis is on integration rather than trying to adopt every technique at once.

Here’s just a little bit of what you’ll learn:
  • How nervous system responses can contribute to feelings of overwhelm and chronic reactivity
  • How to practice HeartMath’s Quick Coherence Technique
  • Why Lisa Wimberger’s Neurosculpting approach focuses on working with protective stress patterns
  • How presence, relationship, and the Egg of Light meditation are used to explore safety and containment
  • How rhythmic movement and self-compassion can support a different relationship with difficult thoughts and feelings
  • How body-based micro-resets can be used to explore physiological safety and resilience
  • How intention, connection, and group focus fit into Lynne McTaggart’s work on collective experience
  • How vagus-nerve breathing and the SIP of the Divine practice are used to quiet mental noise and support inner listening
  • How to distinguish collecting techniques from developing a repeatable personal practice

From Nervous System Regulation to a Practice That Holds

The Unshakeable Summit is organized as a progression rather than a collection of unrelated talks. Steve Farrell begins by setting a frame for understanding overwhelm, and the sessions that follow move through physiology, heart coherence, neuroscience, relational presence, self-compassion, collective experience, body wisdom, and inner guidance.

Several sessions include brief experiential practices, allowing you to encounter the ideas in more than an intellectual way. These include the Quick Coherence Technique, Egg of Light meditation, rhythmic movement, body-based micro-resets, vagus-nerve breathing, and SIP of the Divine.

The final session returns to integration. Instead of suggesting that everyone needs every technique, the closing emphasizes recognizing what was useful and identifying a realistic next step for turning an experience from the summit into an ongoing practice.

  • Begin with a clearer understanding of the stress response
  • Experience several different approaches to regulation and presence
  • Notice which practices feel most relevant to your own circumstances
  • Finish by choosing a realistic way to continue practicing after the event

Featured Speakers and What They Cover

The primary teaching lineup brings together nine speakers with distinct approaches to stress, resilience, consciousness, physiology, and contemplative practice. Their sessions are designed to build across the day while still standing on their own if you choose to attend selectively.

Steve Farrell – Understanding the Storm and Becoming Unshakeable

Steve opens the teaching program by reframing overwhelm as a nervous system experience that can be understood and worked with. He returns for the closing session to integrate the day’s practices and focus on the difference between having tools and developing a practice.

Howard Martin of HeartMath – Healing Nervous System Chaos with Heart

Howard teaches HeartMath’s Quick Coherence Technique, a short practice used to explore a more coherent physiological state. His session focuses on the relationship between stress triggers, autonomic balance, and the ability to return to steadiness.

Lisa Wimberger – Neurosculpting: Rewire Stress & Find Calm

Lisa explores chronic reactivity as a protective pattern rather than a character flaw. Drawing on the Neurosculpting approach she developed after her own experience with stress-induced seizures following a lightning strike, she examines why cognitive strategies alone may not address every layer of a stress response.

Thomas Hübl and Joan Borysenko – Presence, Relation & the Egg of Light

Thomas explores presence, relationship, and stress that may be inherited or collective. Joan follows with the Egg of Light meditation and a discussion of the distinction between compassion and forms of empathy that can become depleting.

Saje Dyer – Mind, Body & Spirit: Healing from Within

Saje explores how thought patterns relate to emotional and physical states, alongside rhythmic movement and self-compassion. Charissa Sims hosts this session.

Lynne McTaggart – The Field: Intention, Oneness & Calm

Lynne draws on her work involving thought, intention, and group focus to explore how individual experience connects with a wider social field. Her session also considers connection and altruism as dimensions of resilience.

BG Mancini – Build Resilience Through Body Wisdom

BG brings more than three decades of clinical experience to a session on physiological safety, the nervous system, the brain-gut connection, and simple body-based micro-resets intended to help participants reconnect with bodily signals.

Suzanne Giesemann – Sit In Peace: Access Inner Guidance

Suzanne, a former Navy commander turned consciousness researcher, explores how stress and grief can narrow attention. She teaches a vagus-nerve breathing practice and SIP of the Divine, a three-minute technique for quieting noise and turning attention inward.

Unshakeable Summit Schedule and Daily Themes

The one-day online summit begins at 8:45 AM Pacific Time with music and moves through a tightly structured sequence of teaching and practice. All times below are Pacific Time.

8:45 AM – Music by Kristin Hoffmann

RainShine – Sonic Alchemy for Soul Awakening: An opening musical experience focused on arriving into the body before the teaching begins.

9:00 AM – Opening with Steve Farrell and Charissa Sims

The summit formally opens with Steve Farrell and Charissa Sims before the first teaching session.

9:30 AM – Understanding the Storm with Steve Farrell

Explore overwhelm as a nervous system experience rather than a personal flaw, and establish the framework that connects the sessions throughout the day.

10:00 AM – Healing Nervous System Chaos with Heart with Howard Martin

Learn about physiological coherence and practice HeartMath’s Quick Coherence Technique during the session.

10:30 AM – Neurosculpting: Rewire Stress & Find Calm with Lisa Wimberger

Explore chronic reactivity as a protective pattern and learn how the Neurosculpting approach works with nervous system and brain-based stress responses.

11:00 AM – Presence, Relation & the Egg of Light with Thomas Hübl and Joan Borysenko

Explore inherited and collective stress, relational presence, compassion, and a guided Egg of Light meditation focused on safety and containment.

11:30 AM – Mind, Body & Spirit: Healing from Within with Saje Dyer

Hosted by Charissa Sims, this session explores thought patterns, physical and emotional states, rhythmic movement, and self-compassion.

12:00 PM – The Field: Intention, Oneness & Calm with Lynne McTaggart

Consider the role of thought, intention, group focus, connection, and altruism in individual and collective experience.

12:30 PM – Build Resilience Through Body Wisdom with BG Mancini

Explore physiological safety, the brain-gut connection, and practical body-based micro-resets informed by more than three decades of clinical experience.

1:00 PM – Sit In Peace: Access Inner Guidance with Suzanne Giesemann

Practice vagus-nerve breathing and the three-minute SIP of the Divine technique while exploring how stress and grief can narrow attention.

1:30 PM – Closing: Becoming Unshakeable with Steve Farrell

Steve, joined by Charissa Sims, gathers the day’s practices into a final integration focused on choosing a realistic next step and turning useful tools into an ongoing practice.

Dates, Access, Replays and Where to Watch

Unshakeable: Finding Inner Peace and Resilience in Turbulent Times takes place online on Friday, August 28, 2026. The program begins at 8:45 AM Pacific Time, with the teaching sessions starting at 9:30 AM and the closing beginning at 1:30 PM.

Register online and check your email after registration for viewing links and schedule updates.

  • Use an email address you check regularly when registering
  • Save the summit access email so the viewing link is easy to find
  • Note that the published schedule uses Pacific Time
  • Review the session lineup in advance if you plan to attend selectively
  • Keep the access email available during the event for summit instructions

How to Register for the Unshakeable Summit

Click any Register Here For Free button on this page, enter your contact information, and check your email for access details.

About Steve Farrell and Humanity’s Team

Steve Farrell is the co-founder and Executive Director of Humanity’s Team, a global movement focused on making conscious living prevalent worldwide. He is also the author of the #1 Amazon bestseller The Inner Way.

Steve serves as the central host and guide for the Unshakeable Summit. He opens the teaching day with “Understanding the Storm” and returns for “Becoming Unshakeable,” the closing session that connects the practices and perspectives shared by the guest teachers.

Charissa Sims joins Steve for the summit opening and closing and hosts Saje Dyer’s session. The wider program brings Humanity’s Team’s consciousness-oriented perspective together with teachers working in nervous system regulation, neuroscience, heart coherence, body wisdom, meditation, intention, and relational presence.

Humanity’s Team is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit whose mission is to advance conscious living worldwide so humanity and the Earth can flourish together.

Free Gifts and Bonuses for Unshakeable Summit Participants

Registration also includes additional resources that extend the summit’s themes beyond the main one-day program.

  • A bonus interview with visionary leader and spiritual teacher Master Mingtong Gu
  • A bonus interview with Dr. Roger Jahnke, a doctor of Classical Chinese Medicine
  • A grounding practice from certified yoga therapist Kristen Gustke, C-IAYT

Frequently Asked Questions

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Summit Access and Logistics
When and where does the Unshakeable Summit take place?
The Unshakeable Summit takes place online on Friday, August 28, 2026. The program begins at 8:45 AM Pacific Time.
Is the Unshakeable Summit free?
Yes. Registration for the one-day online summit is free.
What time are the summit sessions?
All published times are Pacific Time. Music begins at 8:45 AM, the opening begins at 9:00 AM, teaching sessions run from 9:30 AM through the afternoon, and the closing session begins at 1:30 PM.
How do I watch the Unshakeable Summit?
Register online and check your email for the summit viewing link and access details. Keep the access email available during the event for schedule information and updates.
How do I register for the summit?
Use any Register Here For Free button on this page, enter your contact information, and then check your email for access details.
Who should attend the Unshakeable Summit?
The summit is designed for people interested in understanding overwhelm, stress responses, nervous system regulation, self-compassion, body-based practices, relational presence, and practical ways to cultivate greater steadiness in daily life.
Who is hosting the Unshakeable Summit?
Steve Farrell, co-founder and Executive Director of Humanity’s Team, is the summit’s primary host. Charissa Sims joins him for the opening and closing and also hosts Saje Dyer’s session.
Speakers, Practices and Participation
Who are the primary summit speakers?
The primary teaching lineup includes Steve Farrell, Howard Martin, Lisa Wimberger, Thomas Hübl, Joan Borysenko, Saje Dyer, Lynne McTaggart, BG Mancini, and Suzanne Giesemann. Kristin Hoffmann provides opening music, and Charissa Sims participates in hosting portions of the day.
What topics does the summit cover?
Topics include nervous system regulation, physiological coherence, chronic stress patterns, relational presence, inherited and collective stress, self-compassion, rhythmic movement, intention, body wisdom, the brain-gut connection, vagus-nerve breathing, inner guidance, and developing a repeatable practice.
What is the Quick Coherence Technique session about?
Howard Martin of HeartMath teaches the Quick Coherence Technique during his session on nervous system chaos and heart coherence. Participants are guided through the short practice as part of the presentation.
What will Lisa Wimberger teach about Neurosculpting?
Lisa Wimberger explores chronic stress and reactivity as protective patterns and introduces Neurosculpting as an approach for working with nervous system and brain-based responses rather than relying only on willpower or positive thinking.
What will Thomas Hübl and Joan Borysenko cover?
Thomas Hübl explores presence, relationship, and inherited or collective stress. Joan Borysenko follows with the Egg of Light meditation and a discussion of compassion, empathy, safety, and containment.
What will Saje Dyer cover?
Saje Dyer explores the relationship between thought patterns and emotional and physical states. Her session also includes rhythmic movement and self-compassion as practical points of focus.
What will Lynne McTaggart cover?
Lynne McTaggart explores thought, intention, group focus, connection, altruism, and the relationship between individual steadiness and collective experience.
What will BG Mancini cover?
BG Mancini explores physiological safety, the nervous system, the brain-gut connection, resilience, and simple body-based micro-resets. Her session draws on more than three decades of clinical experience.
What will Suzanne Giesemann teach?
Suzanne Giesemann explores how stress and grief can narrow attention and teaches a vagus-nerve breathing technique along with SIP of the Divine, a three-minute practice for quieting noise and turning attention inward.
Does the summit include guided practices?
Yes. The schedule includes experiential practices such as Quick Coherence, the Egg of Light meditation, rhythmic movement, body-based micro-resets, vagus-nerve breathing, and SIP of the Divine.
What happens during the closing session?
Steve Farrell’s closing session, joined by Charissa Sims, brings the day’s practices together and focuses on identifying a realistic next step for moving from collecting tools to developing an ongoing practice.
Are there free gifts with registration?
Yes. Registration includes bonus interviews with Master Mingtong Gu and Dr. Roger Jahnke, along with a grounding practice from certified yoga therapist Kristen Gustke, C-IAYT.
Is the Unshakeable Summit medical advice?
No. The summit is educational and informational and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Consult an appropriate qualified healthcare professional about health concerns or decisions specific to your circumstances.
Can I share the summit with friends or family?
Yes. You can share this page with friends or family members who may be interested in the summit’s sessions on stress, nervous system regulation, resilience, self-compassion, and contemplative practice.
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