Ahimki Center for WholenessPresented by Ahimki Center for Wholeness
Digital Summit Guide

Your Summit Day Companion

Everything you need.All in one place.

Plan your arrival, explore every session, meet the speakers, and move through the day with ease. Save this page on your phone and return anytime during the summit.

Before You Arrive

Know beforeyou go.

A few simple preparations will help you settle in quickly and receive the most from the experience.

1

Arrive Early

Check-in opens at 8:30 AM. Give yourself time for Atlanta traffic, parking, registration, and a relaxed arrival before the Sanctuary opens at 9:20 AM.

2

Bring Your Ticket

Have your registration confirmation ready on your phone. The registration team will welcome you and direct you to the Social Hall.

3

Dress for Comfort

Wear comfortable layers and shoes that allow for movement. Some sessions include breath, sound, embodied practice, or gentle activity.

4

Bring Water

Bring a refillable bottle. Filtered water will be available throughout the venue. A healthy lunch is scheduled from 11:50 AM to 12:35 PM.

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Reserve upstairs breakout sessions in advance. Rooms 220 and 222 are limited to 25 guests each and require an advance reservation. Main Sanctuary breakout experiences remain open to all attendees and do not require a reservation.

Breakout Choices

Compare first.Then choose.

Each round offers three experiences. Review all three before deciding. The Main Sanctuary choice is open to all attendees, while the two upstairs rooms are limited to 25 guests each and require advance reservations.

Breakout Round One

10:40–11:10 AM

Compare all three Round One experiences:

  • Music & Movement as MedicineOpen to All
    Main Sanctuary · Frank Malloy and Safi Abena CamaraAn embodied experience using African diasporic rhythm, movement, breath, and percussion.
  • Healthy Haiku Method™25 Seats · Reserve
    Room 222 · Dr. Imani Ma’at KynesAn interactive experience combining health education, poetry, creativity, movement, and role play.
  • Benefits to Meditation25 Seats · Reserve
    Room 220 · Bahiyya Amh-ShereExperience the benefits of mindfulness and meditation practices designed for everyday life.

Choose the Sanctuary session freely, or reserve one of the two limited-capacity upstairs sessions.

Reserve an Upstairs Session
Breakout Round Two

1:50–2:20 PM

Compare all three Round Two experiences:

  • Food as MedicineOpen to All
    Main Sanctuary · Featured panel moderated by Dr. Mark ArmstrongA conversation about nourishment, community nutrition, food access, and whole-person healing.
  • Body Awareness and the Pathway to Choice25 Seats · Reserve
    Room 222 · Pamela Iris Brooks-CrumpAn experiential session in body awareness, nervous system regulation, and intentional choice.
  • The Breath Code25 Seats · Reserve
    Room 220 · Dr. Avery AlexanderGuided breathwork and embodiment supporting reconnection, release, and self-awareness.

Choose the Sanctuary session freely, or reserve one of the two limited-capacity upstairs sessions.

Reserve an Upstairs Session

Interactive Schedule

Shape yoursummit journey.

Filter the day, search by speaker or topic, and select any session to see its description and presenter details.

No sessions match that search. Try another speaker, topic, or filter.

Parking and Arrival

Arrive withease.

The venue is shared by UUCA and Spiritual Living Center of Atlanta. Use the full street address in your navigation app.

Your arrival flow

1

Navigate to 2650 North Druid Hills Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30329.

2

Follow Inner Healer Summit parking and entrance signs on campus. Allow extra time for traffic and walking from your space.

3

Enter through the marked summit entrance and check in at registration beginning at 8:30 AM.

4

Relax and connect in the Social Hall. The Sanctuary opens for Arrival Into Wholeness at 9:20 AM.

Venue and comfort notes

Main programSanctuary
Registration and lunchSocial Hall
Breakout spacesSanctuary, Room 220, and Room 222
AccessibilityFor mobility, seating, dietary, or other access support, contact the summit team before arrival or ask a team member at registration.
Weather and trafficCheck conditions before leaving and build in a comfortable travel buffer.

Speaker Directory

Continue theconnection.

Select a speaker to learn more about their work, see their summit appearance, and visit the one destination they have chosen for attendees.

This directory protects attendee privacy while giving you a direct, voluntary way to continue with the speakers whose work resonates. Speaker connection links will be added as they are received.

Livestream and Recordings

Your digitalaccess guide.

Main-stage programming and breakout recordings extend the experience beyond the room. Access depends on the registration option you selected.

1

Watch Live

Livestream registrants will receive the private main-stage viewing link and access instructions by email. Use the same email address connected to your registration.

2

Choose Breakouts

Breakout access and recording details will be provided to eligible registrants. Because concurrent sessions use separate virtual rooms, follow the room link assigned to the experience you choose.

3

Watch On Demand

If your registration includes the on-demand bundle, post-event access instructions will be emailed after recordings are processed and prepared for viewing.

Keep your registration email handy. Final private viewing links should not be shared publicly. If an access email does not arrive, check spam and promotions, then contact the summit team.

Event-Day Support

We are hereto help.

Questions about parking, accessibility, check-in, or finding your next session? Ask any summit team member or contact Summit Manager Kathy Stringer.

Inner Healer Summit 2026 · Presented by Ahimki Center for Wholeness · Produced by Healing Arts Management
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