Dr. Mehling covers critical ground in this interview, and this is just one faculty member, one perspective on interoception and trauma. The summit itself features eight expert sessions over two days, each bringing their own research, frameworks, and clinical applications.

You’ll want to return to these insights again and again. The first time through, you get the big picture. The second time, you catch the specific language that helps you document your work. The third time, you’re working with a challenging case and a particular framework becomes exactly what you need.

But here’s the reality: you won’t be able to attend every session live. Even if you could, this isn’t content you absorb once and master. You’ll want to return to specific sessions when you’re stuck with a particular client presentation, or when you need research-backed language for treatment documentation, or when you’re teaching a colleague why interoption matters.