Speakers
Whether you are a clinician, coach, author, ministry leader, or someone with a lived story of healing, we invite you to submit your speaking proposal that aligns with this year’s Summit theme.
The theme for the 2026 SHE Summit is drawn from and aligned with SheRecovery Founder Crystal Renaud Day’s newest book, What Drives Women to Porn? Why Women Struggle Sexually—and How to Heal (releasing September 15, 2026).
Together, the book and Summit are designed to move beyond behavior-focused conversations and instead explore the deeper drivers shaping women’s experiences.
These drivers form the core framework of the book and serve as the structure for the Summit. Each day will focus on one of these drivers, creating a progressive and integrated experience for attendees. They reflect the questions many women are already asking:
Relational Drivers – Who Shaped Me?
Exploring attachment, connection, loneliness, and the longing to be known.
Emotional Drivers – What Was I Trying to Feel or Avoid?
Addressing emotional regulation, coping patterns, overwhelm, and the internal experiences that often precede behavior.
Identity Drivers – Why Don’t I Feel Like I’m Enough?
Examining validation, comparison, desirability, and the role of identity in shaping behavior.
Trauma Drivers – Where Were My Responses Shaped?
Understanding how past experiences, survival patterns, and body memory influence present responses.
Spiritual Drivers – How Do I See God and Is It True?
Exploring shame, disconnection, and the restoration of a secure and honest relationship with God.
Our goal is to create a cohesive Summit experience where each session contributes to a deeper understanding of what drives women—and how meaningful, lasting healing begins.
As you consider your proposal, we encourage you to move beyond behavior management and instead speak to the deeper “why” behind women’s experiences. Sessions should be grounded, compassionate, and aligned with a healing-centered approach that honors the complexity of women’s stories.
The SHE Summit is a resource of Living on Purpose and SheRecovery, a Christian, non-denominational organization. We welcome discussions of faith as they relate to recovery and healing, while also honoring the range of religious and social backgrounds represented in our audience.
All approved presentations must be recorded and submitted by no later than September 1, 2026.