Despite decades of advances in trauma, emotion, and mental health research, many talking and body-based clinicians still encounter the same frustrating reality: 

Clients understand their issues intellectually, yet remain stuck emotionally, physiologically, and behaviorally. 

They can name their triggers, describe their histories, and even practice coping skills, but their nervous systems continue to react as if danger, unprocessed emotions, and uncertainty are ever-present. Symptoms persist. Regulation feels elusive. Progress plateaus. 

This is not a failure of therapy. 

It is a gap in how trauma and mental health issues are addressed. 

At the center of that gap is interoception, the brain’s ability to sense, interpret, and respond to internal bodily signals. When interoceptive processes are disrupted by trauma, the nervous system struggles to accurately detect safety, emotional states, and internal cues. This has profound implications not only for regulation and healing, but also for memory processing, consciousness, suicidal risk, dissociation, and clinical decision-making. 

Join us for this FREE, live Interoception & Trauma Summit, where leading clinicians will explore how restoring interoceptive awareness and nervous system trust can unlock stalled treatment, deepen regulation, and support clients who feel chronically unsafe within themselves. 

You will hear from world-renowned speakers and gain immediately applicable strategies that bridge trauma physiology, interoception, and mental health. 

Do not let this opportunity pass you by. Purchase the recordings today!

Offers CME/CE Credit, Jointly provided by Postgraduate Institute for Medicine and Interoception International