Global Well-Being Summit 2026 - Free World Mental Health Day Event

Global Well-Being Summit 2026 – Free World Mental Health Day Event

Free Online Mental Health Gathering

Mental health can feel deeply personal, yet many of the challenges people face around trauma, loneliness, relationships, stress, and difficult seasons of life are shared far more widely than we often realize.

This free, full-day online gathering brings together leading voices in mental health, mindfulness, relationships, embodied healing, and personal growth for conversations and practices centered on individual and collective well-being.

The Embody Lab, Sounds True, DailyOM, and Mindfulness.com are bringing the event together for World Mental Health Day, with sessions exploring trauma, connection, the inner child, mindfulness, intimacy, compassion, spirituality, and the wisdom of the body.

You can follow the conversations that feel most relevant to you, join the movement break, and use the day as an opportunity to learn, reflect, and connect with practical perspectives on caring for mental health.

The gathering is free, online, open internationally, and includes the live event and replay.

Why Attend A Global Well-Being Gathering

A Global Well-Being Gathering hosted by The Embody Lab, Sounds True, DailyOM and Mindfulness.com

Mental health conversations are often separated into individual problems, techniques, or diagnoses, even though lived experience is usually more interconnected. This gathering creates space to explore trauma, loneliness, relationships, mindfulness, compassion, embodiment, and resilience as related dimensions of human well-being.

The full-day format brings multiple perspectives together rather than asking one teacher to address every concern. Sessions include conversations on healing trauma, strengthening intimacy and connection, working with the inner child, supporting mental health through mindfulness, and making room for movement and embodied experience.

The event is designed as an educational gathering rather than a replacement for therapy, medical care, or individualized support. You can listen selectively, notice what resonates, and use the day to deepen your understanding of yourself and the ways people connect, cope, and care for one another.

Who Should Attend A Global Well-Being Gathering

This gathering is for people who want thoughtful, accessible conversations about mental health and well-being without needing a professional background. The themes range from trauma and mindfulness to loneliness, intimacy, spirituality, embodiment, and navigating difficult seasons of life.

It may also be useful for therapists, coaches, educators, caregivers, community leaders, and others who want to hear a range of perspectives on how people understand themselves, relate to others, and build supportive practices.

  • People interested in trauma-informed perspectives on healing and resilience
  • Anyone exploring loneliness, belonging, intimacy, or stronger human connection
  • People curious about mindfulness, compassion, and spirituality in mental well-being
  • Those interested in inner-child work and approaches to understanding past experiences
  • People navigating difficult seasons of life and looking for educational support
  • Anyone interested in the relationship between mental health and the body
  • Caregivers, educators, coaches, and community leaders interested in well-being
  • Mental health professionals seeking broader conversations from respected voices

What You’ll Learn During A Global Well-Being Gathering

The day explores mental health through several complementary lenses, including trauma, relationships, mindfulness, compassion, spirituality, and embodied awareness. Rather than treating well-being as a single technique, the sessions show how different parts of human experience can influence one another.

You’ll hear conversations about how people relate to what they have lived through, how loneliness and connection affect well-being, and how inner-child perspectives can help people better understand emotional patterns. A dedicated mindfulness panel also explores how contemplative practices can support mental health.

The program includes discussion as well as experience, including a movement break with Daybreaker. The aim is educational and reflective, giving you ideas and practices you can consider alongside any professional mental health care or personal support you already use.

Here’s just a little bit of what you’ll learn:
  • Perspectives on healing from trauma and difficult past experiences
  • How loneliness, intimacy, and connection relate to mental well-being
  • Ways relationships can become places of greater understanding and support
  • How inner-child work can offer a lens for exploring emotional patterns
  • Ways mindfulness may support awareness and mental health
  • The role compassion and spirituality can play in personal well-being
  • Why the body can be an important part of understanding emotional experience
  • How movement can create a practical pause during a day of reflection
  • Ideas for meeting difficult seasons of life with greater awareness
  • How different teachers approach individual and collective well-being

Featured Speakers and What They Cover

The gathering brings together teachers, authors, clinicians, mindfulness leaders, and community voices for a series of live conversations. Several speakers appear together in panels, allowing different perspectives to meet around a shared topic.

Healing Trauma

Dr Scott Lyons, Dr Gabor Maté, and Prentis Hemphill come together for a live panel focused on trauma and healing.

Loneliness, Intimacy and Connection

Sara Kuberic, Baya Voce, and Nedra Glover Tawwab explore the loneliness epidemic and ways of strengthening intimacy and connection.

Movement and Embodied Connection

Radha Agrawal leads a movement break with Daybreaker, adding an experiential and body-based element to the day.

Healing the Inner Child

Dr Richard Schwartz, Tami Simon, and Gabby Bernstein discuss the inner child and perspectives for understanding and relating to earlier emotional experiences.

Mindfulness and Mental Health

Melli O’Brien, Justin Michael Williams, and Tami Simon explore how mindfulness can benefit mental health.

DailyOM Conversation

Daniel Millman and Madisyn Taylor appear in the closing scheduled panel hosted by DailyOM.

Additional featured voices include the presenters appearing throughout the gathering, with the day collectively centered on mental health, connection, resilience, mindfulness, relationships, and embodied well-being.

Live Schedule and Session Themes

The gathering takes place live online on Saturday, October 10, 2026. The published schedule uses Eastern Time and moves through trauma, relationships, movement, inner-child work, mindfulness, and a DailyOM-hosted closing conversation.

10:00 – 11:00 AM ET: Healing Trauma

  • Live panelists: Dr Scott Lyons, Dr Gabor Maté, and Prentis Hemphill

11:15 AM – 12:15 PM ET: Healing the Loneliness Epidemic: Strengthening Intimacy & Connection

  • Live panelists: Sara Kuberic, Baya Voce, and Nedra Glover Tawwab

12:20 – 12:40 PM ET: Movement Break with Daybreaker

  • Presenter: Radha Agrawal

12:45 – 1:45 PM ET: Healing the Inner Child

  • Live panelists: Dr Richard Schwartz, Tami Simon, and Gabby Bernstein

2:00 – 3:00 PM ET: How Mindfulness Can Powerfully Benefit Your Mental Health

  • Live panelists: Melli O’Brien, Justin Michael Williams, and Tami Simon

3:15 – 4:15 PM ET: Hosted by DailyOM

  • Live panelists: Daniel Millman and Madisyn Taylor

Check your email after registration for access links and any schedule updates before the event.

Dates, Access, Replays and Where to Watch

A Global Well-Being Gathering takes place on Saturday, October 10, 2026, in recognition of World Mental Health Day. It is a full-day online event, so you can participate remotely rather than traveling to a physical venue.

The gathering is free and open internationally. Registration includes access to the live event and replay.

Check your email after registration for viewing links and schedule updates. Keeping the event email easy to find will make it simpler to return to the access details when the gathering begins.

  • Register with an email address you check regularly
  • Save the event email so the viewing link is easy to locate
  • Review the schedule in advance and note the panels you most want to attend
  • Allow time between sessions for reflection, movement, or a short break
  • Use the replay when you want to revisit or catch a session

How to Register for A Global Well-Being Gathering

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

How to Get the Most From the Gathering

A full day of conversations can be valuable without requiring you to absorb every idea at once. A simple plan can help you stay present while leaving enough space for reflection.

Review the schedule before the event and identify the conversations that connect most closely with what you are exploring in your own life, work, or relationships.

Choose Your Priority Sessions

Mark the panels that feel most relevant, whether your focus is trauma, loneliness, relationships, the inner child, mindfulness, or embodied connection.

Take Notes Selectively

  • Write down one idea that expands your understanding
  • Note one question you may want to explore further
  • Record one practice or perspective you want to revisit

Use the Movement Break

The scheduled Daybreaker movement session creates a natural opportunity to step away from passive listening and reconnect with the body.

Keep Health Information in Context

Use the sessions as educational material. For questions involving your own mental health, diagnosis, treatment, medication, trauma care, or safety, work with an appropriately qualified healthcare or mental health professional.

Return to the Replay

Registration includes replay access, giving you another opportunity to revisit a conversation or watch a session you could not attend live.

About The Embody Lab, Sounds True, DailyOM and Mindfulness.com

The Embody Lab, Sounds True, DailyOM, and Mindfulness.com are presenting A Global Well-Being Gathering together as a free online event for World Mental Health Day.

The Embody Lab focuses on embodied education, self-discovery, and healing-oriented learning. Its role in this gathering reflects the event’s emphasis on understanding mental health through conversation, relationships, mindfulness, and the lived experience of the body.

Sounds True, DailyOM, and Mindfulness.com join The Embody Lab in bringing the gathering to an international audience. DailyOM also hosts the final scheduled panel featuring Daniel Millman and Madisyn Taylor.

The four organizations bring together a wide group of presenters for one day centered on mental health, resilience, connection, compassion, spirituality, and accessible educational support.

Frequently Asked Questions

Select any question below to reveal the answer.

Event Access and Schedule
When is A Global Well-Being Gathering?
The gathering takes place on Saturday, October 10, 2026, in recognition of World Mental Health Day.
Is A Global Well-Being Gathering free?
Yes. The full-day online gathering is free and open to participants internationally.
Is the gathering online?
Yes. A Global Well-Being Gathering is a live online event, so you can participate remotely.
Is a replay included?
Yes. Registration includes access to the live event and replay.
How do I access the gathering?
Register online and check your email for viewing links, access details, and schedule updates.
What time do the sessions begin in Pacific Time?
The published schedule uses Eastern Time. In Pacific Time, Healing Trauma runs 7:00 – 8:00 AM; Healing the Loneliness Epidemic runs 8:15 – 9:15 AM; the Daybreaker movement break runs 9:20 – 9:40 AM; Healing the Inner Child runs 9:45 – 10:45 AM; the mindfulness panel runs 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM; and the DailyOM-hosted panel runs 12:15 – 1:15 PM.
Is this a full-day event?
Yes. The program runs across the day with multiple live panels, a movement break, and short breaks between scheduled sessions.
How do I register?
Use any Register Here For Free button on this page, enter your contact information, and check your email for access details.
Speakers, Topics and Participation
Who is presenting the gathering?
The gathering is presented together by The Embody Lab, Sounds True, DailyOM, and Mindfulness.com for World Mental Health Day.
Who will be speaking?
Featured presenters include Dr Scott Lyons, Gabby Bernstein, Dr Gabor Maté, Melli O’Brien, Dr Richard Schwartz, Baya Voce, Sara Kuberic, Nedra Glover Tawwab, Justin Michael Williams, Madisyn Taylor, Daniel Millman, Tami Simon, Radha Agrawal, and Prentis Hemphill.
Who is on the Healing Trauma panel?
The Healing Trauma panel features Dr Scott Lyons, Dr Gabor Maté, and Prentis Hemphill.
Who is speaking about loneliness and connection?
Sara Kuberic, Baya Voce, and Nedra Glover Tawwab appear on the panel Healing the Loneliness Epidemic: Strengthening Intimacy & Connection.
Who is speaking about healing the inner child?
Dr Richard Schwartz, Tami Simon, and Gabby Bernstein appear on the Healing the Inner Child panel.
Who is speaking about mindfulness and mental health?
Melli O’Brien, Justin Michael Williams, and Tami Simon appear on the panel How Mindfulness Can Powerfully Benefit Your Mental Health.
Is there an experiential or movement session?
Yes. Radha Agrawal leads a scheduled movement break with Daybreaker from 12:20 – 12:40 PM Eastern Time.
What is the DailyOM session?
The final scheduled panel is hosted by DailyOM and features Daniel Millman and Madisyn Taylor from 3:15 – 4:15 PM Eastern Time.
What topics will the gathering explore?
The day explores healing from what we have lived through, mindfulness, compassion, spirituality, difficult seasons of life, relationships, intimacy, loneliness, connection, and the wisdom of the body.
Who is this gathering for?
The gathering is open to everyone and may be especially relevant for people interested in mental health, trauma, relationships, mindfulness, embodied well-being, loneliness, connection, compassion, and resilience.
Do I need to attend every session?
No. You can choose the conversations that feel most relevant to you and use the replay to return to other sessions.
Is this gathering a substitute for mental health or medical care?
No. The gathering is educational and informational. It does not replace professional mental health care, medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or emergency support.
Why is the gathering being held on October 10?
October 10 is World Mental Health Day, and the gathering is devoted to conversations about individual and collective healing, resilience, connection, and mental health.
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Date
Oct 10 2026
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7:00 am - 1:15 pm

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  • Timezone: Europe/Berlin
  • Date: Oct 10 2026
  • Time: 4:00 pm - 10:15 pm
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The Embody Lab
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