45+ Speakers  |  FREE Online

8 Days  |  45+ Speakers  |  FREE Online

Collective Healing Conference 2024

FREE CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS

FREE ENCORE EVENT THROUGH OCT 6

SEPT 24 – OCT 1, 2024

Explore insights and practices that inspire personal and collective healing for worldwide change.

Discover Insights from 45+ Luminaries and Experts in Personal and Collective Healing

Join us for the FREE Conference Sept. 24 - Oct. 1

Sign up today and attend a special Preview Event

FREE PREVIEW EVENT:

Collective Resilience

Healing Together in Our Changing World

With Thomas Hübl and Conference Hosts

Sunday, Sept. 8, 2024

Recording is available now!

9am L.A. / 12pm N.Y. / 6pm Berlin
You’ll also receive access to the recording after the event.

“When we build collaborative networks together, we can presence pressing topics in the world and create a field of resilience, mutual creativity, and innovation.”

Thomas Hübl

Conference Schedule: Daily Topics & Speakers

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DAY 1 | SEPTEMBER 24

Roots of Resilience: Healing in Action

DAY 2 | SEPTEMBER 25

The Power of Us: Restoring Connections

DAY 3 | SEPTEMBER 26

Activism Without Borders

DAY 4 | SEPTEMBER 27

Healing Personal & Collective Trauma

DAY 5 | SEPTEMBER 28

Building Collective Resilience

DAY 6 | SEPTEMBER 29

Healing Across Divides

DAY 7 | SEPTEMBER 30

Healing Ourselves, Healing the World

DAY 8 | OCTOBER 1

Cultivating a Culture of Healing

EVERY DAY

INTEGRATION PRACTICES

The Collective Healing Online Event of the Year!

The All-New Collective Healing Online Event of the Year!

45+ world-class speakers, artists & visionaries to guide and encourage you

45+ world-class speakers, artists & visionaries to guide and encourage you over 8 days

Learn from teachers, coaches, authors, artists, activists, and leading experts in trauma, self-care, health & wellness, mindfulness—and more.

Explore new approaches and healing practices

Overcome stigmas, build resilience—and discover new pathways to growth and healing.

Join us as people from diverse backgrounds come together to overcome stigmas, build resilience—and discover new pathways to growth and healing.

Watch Exploratory Workshops with the All-Access Pass

Attend LIVE Workshops with the All-Access Pass

Unlock exclusive access to learn from top experts in 9 different workshops with the All-Access Pass

Unlock exclusive access to our new LIVE workshops with the All-Access Collective Healing Conference Pass.

Learn from top experts, take part in experiential practices, and connect with other attendees through Q&A sessions and breakout groups.

Register for Free

We begin on September 24, 2024.

Receive instant access to your Bonus Welcome Pack:

  • A video interview with Dr. Ruby Gibson on Healing Historical Trauma
  • A guided meditation audio from Thomas Hübl on reflection, digestion, and integration
  • Landmark Chapter PDFs from Thomas Hübl’s books

Introducing:

Collective Healing Conference All-Access Pass

Once you’ve registered for free, you’ll have the opportunity to upgrade your experience with our All-Access Pass!

You’ll receive access to 9 workshop recordings with leading experts, 45+ speaker recordings, 15+ bonus gifts, and so much more. 

Once you’ve registered for free, you’ll have the opportunity to upgrade your experience with our All-Access Pass!

You’ll receive access to 9 LIVE workshops (and recordings) with leading experts, 45+ speaker recordings, 15+ bonus gifts, and so much more. 

Interactive Workshops for Personal & Collective Healing

Get practical tools, ask questions, deepen your understanding, and connect with a global community dedicated to healing 

The Politics of Body and Earth

Dr. Ruby Gibson & Calvin Terrell

All great change is preceded by chaos. So, here we are, loitering in chaos, and witnessing dynamic change all around us. 

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The Politics of Body and Earth

Dr. Ruby Gibson & Calvin Terrell

We are collectively inhabiting a world whose rhythm has sped up. The impacts can feel hopeless, and humans can feel stressed. Yet Mother Earth still keeps her pace, her rhythm, and her cycles just as our bodies attempt to do the same. Aligning with Earth at this time will allow us to sense her rhythms and regenerate balance within.

This dynamic and interactive workshop will assist you in recognizing the great individual changes you hope to engage in that will broadcast beautiful ripples into the future as a blessing to all our relations. This session for somatic mindfulness is an invitation to explore your personal politics. Identify the balance of power between Body & Earth, Power & Virtues, Patriarchy & Matriarchy.

“The outcome of our personal dynamics and societal ills are influenced by our thoughts and choices every minute of every day.” - Dr. Ruby Gibson

Climate Cafe

Merritt Juliano

An informal, open, respectful, confidential space to safely share thoughts, feelings and experiences of living in the planetary health crisis.

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Climate Cafe

Merritt Juliano

Join us for an online Climate Cafe for Personal & Planetary Healing! One of the biggest challenges of the climate crisis is knowing what to do with the complex set of emotions regarding children, young people, and the fragility of our environment in the future. This is particularly pertinent to parents, caregivers, and those involved with today’s youth.

Climate Cafes are founded on the belief that the reality of climate change is inherently overwhelming - and that the difficult emotions connected to climate change are very difficult to feel. Processing painful feelings and situations among other people can be helpful in managing overwhelm, feeling more contained, and being able to feel empowered and support others in our lives. This is a structured space for informal, open, respectful, confidential emotional responses and reactions related to the climate. 

Although not required, you may wish to bring a natural object (e.g., rock, feather, shell) to the cafe that is meaningful to you and/or your experience of the planetary health crisis.

Cross-Generational Trauma and Personality

Daniel J. Siegel, MD

Explore how overwhelming experiences, cross-generational trauma, genetics, and epigenetic inheritance shape who we are and who we can become, and how integrating these pathways using the interpersonal neurobiology (IPNB) framework pioneered by Dr. Siegel can help us grow and heal.

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Cross-Generational Trauma and Personality

Daniel J. Siegel, MD

Explore the profound impact of cross-generational trauma on personality development, weaving together the latest insights from interpersonal neurobiology (IPNB) and emerging concepts from Dan’s upcoming book, Personality and Wholeness in Therapy: Integrating 9 Patterns of Developmental Pathways in Clinical Practice. We will delve into how overwhelming experiences, genetic predispositions, and epigenetic inheritance contribute to the formation of our personality and influence our potential for growth and healing.

Using the IPNB framework, we will examine how trauma is transmitted across generations, shaping the brain's architecture and influencing relational patterns. We will also explore the nine developmental pathways that define our journey towards wholeness, offering a comprehensive understanding of how these pathways interact with cross-generational trauma.

By integrating these pathways into clinical practice, we can cultivate a deeper understanding of our human experience, helping individuals transcend the limitations imposed by trauma and move towards a more integrated and fulfilling life. This workshop will provide practical tools to support navigating the complexities of personality development and healing from trauma, both for clinicians and anyone interested in trauma healing.

Cultivating Care in Times of Loss

Bayo Akomolafe, PhD

A conversation critically examining traditional and historical notions of healing and how they sometimes get in the way of care.

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Cultivating Care in Times of Loss

Bayo Akomolafe, PhD

The world is undergoing tumultuous moments of war and strife. Through these storms, a conversation about healing and wellbeing persists - urged on by traditions that stabilize healing as an ideal.

In this workshop, Dr. Akomolafe invites a reconsideration of the centrality of healing and investigates how some notions of healing get in the way of care. Suggesting that therapy is the political manufacture of the boundaries of the body, Dr. Akomolafe discusses the shadows of a trauma fundamentalism that is increasingly popular to contemporary expressions of care, and traces out a history of trauma that connects it to the rise of industrialization. His concept of "abtherapy" will also be examined.

Healing Through Compassionate Inquiry

Dr. Gabor Maté

Explore the hidden inner workings of your mental climate, understand the pressure that modern-day living exerts on your mind, and discover how to work with the physical impacts of trauma and stress using Compassionate Inquiry.

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Healing Through Compassionate Inquiry

Dr. Gabor Maté

Compassionate Inquiry is a psychotherapeutic method developed by Dr. Gabor Maté that reveals what lies beneath the appearance we present to the world. In this workshop, Dr. Maté will explore how Compassionate Inquiry can help unveil the level of consciousness, mental climate, hidden assumptions, implicit memories, and body states that form the real message that words both express and conceal.

Learn how this unique therapy modality can help you and your clients recognize the unconscious dynamics that run our lives and how to liberate ourselves from them. This powerful technique helps us access deep healing and transformation by cultivating presence, bringing attention to signals from the body, and creating a safe, sacred space between client and therapist.

Explore the hidden inner workings of your mental climate, understand the pressure that modern-day living exerts on your mind, and discover how to work with the physical impacts of trauma and stress in a live, interactive format guided by Dr. Maté.

Embracing Climate Change Emotions — A Crucial Step toward Human Survival

Barbara Easterlin, PhD

The Educator’s Guide to Climate Emotions mentioned during this workshop can be accessed here.

Skills training in mindfulness, compassionate listening, experiential art methods, emotional regulation specific to climate feelings, and steps to avoid burnout in a burning world.

 

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Embracing Climate Change Emotions — A Crucial Step toward Human Survival

Barbara Easterlin, PhD

Climate change anxiety and eco-grief are on the rise, especially among young people. Sensing massive changes ahead, most people are not equipped to cope with the uncertainty of our ecological future, and instead slip into dissociation and other defensive modes. This includes polarizing, projecting blame, and endlessly ignoring a problem which experts say can be solved.

On the other hand, worry can be motivating if met compassionately and skillfully. Therapists, healers, educators, and others at the forefront of transformational thinking can play a crucial role in shifting
the energy bound up in fear and apprehension toward empowered and unstoppable action.

Join Climate Psychologist Barbara Easterlin on an experiential journey navigating the mental health dimensions of the climate and ecological crisis and the social justice inequities it reveals. Learn how psychology plays a pivotal role in crafting coping strategies, scaffolding informed optimism, nurturing resilience, and encouraging effective action.

This workshop will provide skills training in mindfulness, compassionate listening, art experiential methods, emotional regulation skills specific to climate feelings, and steps to avoid burnout in a burning world.

Global Social Witnessing – An Embodied Introduction to Our Inner World Space

Kosha Joubert

Learn to mindfully attend to global events with embodied awareness, and shift from being a passive bystander to an active witness, responding from body, heart, and mind.

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Global Social Witnessing – An Embodied Introduction to Our Inner World Space

Kosha Joubert

Join our introductory workshop on Global Social Witnessing, where you'll learn to mindfully attend to global events with embodied awareness, thereby creating an inner world space that mirrors and brings compassion to the experiences unfolding. Shift from being a passive bystander to an active witness, responding from body, heart, and mind. Discover how to gently turn your attention towards rather than away from challenging situations while befriending our own nervous system in a deeper and healthier way.

The Courage in Poetry: An Invitation to Solace, Companionship, and Courage

David Whyte

Discover the healing power of poetry and how it opens us to aspects of ourselves that we might otherwise push away. Learn how poetry creates a channel between our deep inner foundation and our actions in the everyday world.

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The Courage in Poetry: An Invitation to Solace, Companionship, and Courage

David Whyte

For more than 30 years, David has spoken about the role of courage in everyday human life, reminding us that the origin of the word is coeur, meaning heart, the foundational way we care about a person, a passion or solving a central perplexity in our lives; all felt in the mind, the body, and the spirit and all felt at an intimate crossroads of robustness and physical vulnerability.

During this time of intense personal, political, and collective anxiety, working from this internal bodily foundation of caring and compassion is vital both for our own individual sanity and for the sanity of our societies.

By exploring courage, beauty, and vulnerability, as well as, from a practical point of view, some of the tiny everyday disciplines each of us can undertake to better our lives, this workshop should work as a kind of close companion to our thoughts, our difficulties, and our possibilities for a present and future happiness.

Bridging Generations: The Ancestral Healing Path

Thomas Hübl

Explore the profound connections between personal, ancestral, and collective trauma, and how understanding these links can empower your healing journey. 

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Bridging Generations: The Ancestral Healing Path

Thomas Hübl

This session will explore the deep connections between personal, ancestral, and collective trauma, illustrating how understanding these links can empower your healing journey. You’ll learn about the underlying causes of present-day trauma found in our past and how to connect with the soul of humanity—creating both personal growth and collective healing. Through this workshop, we will gain insights into reawakening our roots and connecting with the soul of humanity. 

Heal, Transform, and Connect

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Learn how you can reclaim your strength and resilience to create profound change in your life.

Discover how your personal breakthroughs contribute to collective healing and resilience.

Gain simple, effective tools and practices to bring healing into your daily life.

Join us to amplify our voices and uplift those who are unheard. Get inspired and see what’s possible for you!

Collective Healing Conference Hosts

  • Thomas Hübl

    Host, Teacher, Author of Attuned and Healing Collective Trauma, and Founder, Academy of Inner Science

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    Thomas Hübl 

    Thomas Hübl, PhD, is a renowned teacher, author, and international facilitator who works within the complexity of systems and cultural change, integrating the core insights of the great wisdom traditions and mysticism with the discoveries of science. Since the early 2000s, he has led large-scale events and courses on the healing of collective trauma.

    He is the author of Attuned: Practicing Interdependence to Heal Our Trauma—and Our World and Healing Collective Trauma: A Process for Integrating Our Intergenerational and Cultural Wounds. He has served as an advisor and guest faculty for universities and organizations, as a coach for CEOs and organizational leaders, and is currently a visiting scholar at the Wyss Institute at Harvard University.

    Learn more here.

  • Maria Leister, JD, MSc

    Bioethicist, COO of the Pocket Project, Harvard Medical School Faculty, Harvard Program in Refugee Trauma Faculty

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    Maria Leister, JD, MSc

    Maria Leister, JD, MSc is a dynamic leader deeply committed to social justice and trauma-informed care. As the COO of the Pocket Project, she oversees operations with precision and compassion. Maria also serves as the Director of Community Development of Displaced Populations at the Harvard Program in Refugee Trauma, where her expertise in working with marginalized communities shines. With a background in law, including directing Harvard Law School’s Harvard Defenders program, Maria has tirelessly advocated for those facing legal challenges. Her experience in US immigration law and direct legal advocacy underscores her dedication to serving the most vulnerable. Maria is driven by a belief in ethically creating impact that preserves and restores human dignity.

  • Kosha Joubert

    Host, CEO of the Pocket Project, Former CEO of the Global Ecovillage Network

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    Kosha Joubert

    Kosha Anja Joubert serves as CEO of the Pocket Project, dedicated to restoring a fragmented world by addressing and integrating ancestral and collective trauma. She holds an MSc in Organisational Development, is an international facilitator, author, coach and consultant, and has worked extensively in the fields of sustainable development, community engagement and intercultural collaboration. Kosha grew up in South Africa under Apartheid and has been dedicated to the healing of divides and transformational edge-work ever since. She has authored several books and received the Dadi Janki Award (2017) for engaging spirituality in life and work and the One World Award (2018) for her work in building the Global Ecovillage Network to a worldwide movement reaching out to over 6000 communities on all continents.

  • Ruby Mendenhall

    Host, Professor of Sociology and African American Studies, Associate Dean for Diversity and Democratization of Health Innovation, and 2024 Urbana Poet Laureate

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    Ruby Mendenhall

    Ruby Mendenhall is the Lee Dallenbauch Professor of Sociology, African American Studies, Urban and Regional Planning, Gender and Women’s Studies and Social Work at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Ruby is an Associate Dean for Diversity and Democratization of Health Innovation at the Carle Illinois College of Medicine. She is the founder of the Designing Resiliency and Well-being Maker Lab Node at the college of medicine. She is the co-developer of Designing Spaces of Hope: Interiors and Exteriors and the Community Healing and Resistance through Storytelling frameworks. Her research examines Black mothers’ resiliency and spirituality, and how living in racially segregated neighborhoods with high levels of violence affects their mental and physical health. She is currently directing the STEM Illinois Nobel Project, funded by the National Science Foundation, which provides unprecedented access to computer science and the training of Community Health Workers (CHWs) and Citizen/Community Scientists (CSs). Recent grants from the MacArthur Foundation and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign will also support work around training CHWs and CSs. She is the co-creator of the Wellness Store, which seeks to create a culture of health. Ruby discusses her vision for healing in her TEDxUIUC talk entitled DREAMing and Designing Spaces of Hope in a “Hidden America”.

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  • Robin Alfred

    Host, Executive Coach, Facilitator of Transformation Fields, and Purpose Consultant

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    Robin Alfred

    Robin Alfred has been studying with Thomas for over 15 years. He is a Senior Student and has had the honour and delight of serving as a mentor on many of Thomas’s online courses and of being one of the co-hosts of each of the four previous Online Trauma Summits. Robin’s passion is to support individual and collective awakening through the embodiment of the timeless, and yet contemporary, mystical teachings that Thomas offers. He practices this in his work as an executive coach, leadership trainer, event facilitator and organisational consultant, all of which have a global reach. He describes his purpose as ‘the facilitation of transformational and healing fields’ – be this in individuals, groups or organisations. Born into a Jewish family, with refugee grandparents who suffered the trauma of persecution in Russia and Poland, Robin has now lived for 29 years in the Findhorn ecovillage and spiritual community in Scotland and studied with a Sufi master for 6 years before meeting Thomas. Robin is a lover of silence, poetry, nature and all things sustainable.

  • Anna Molitor

    Host, Somatic Healing Practitioner, and Group Facilitator

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    Anna Molitor

    Anna is a somatic healing practitioner, group facilitator, and a lover of poetry and movement arts that open a path toward what is most essential. She has a deep passion for the mystery and precision of individual, ancestral and collective trauma healing and restoration. Anna’s work is deeply informed by over 12 years of study and work with Thomas Hübl, her immersion as an assistant facilitator in Bloodline Healing (an ancestral healing modality), and her study of Somatic Experiencing Trauma Healing. Anna is an assistant and mentor for Thomas’s Timeless Wisdom Training as well as the Collective Trauma Facilitator Training, and she hosts the monthly Mystic Cafe Member Gathering. She bows to the poets, myth-tellers, musicians, healers, teachers, dancers, artists and wild creatures who have blessed her path and woven their magic into who she has become.

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