We named the edge. Now we come back to the body.

The KPSA Summit returns with a deeper focus on what it means to live this work, not just talk about it. From Edge to Embodiment is about reconnecting to the body as a site of truth, power, and possibility. It is about reclaiming pleasure as something intentional, practiced, and for many, something that has been interrupted, denied, or taken.

Not all bodies move through the world the same way. Access to pleasure is shaped by identity, ability, size, neurotype, age, culture, and lived experience. Some bodies are affirmed. Others are questioned, ignored, or excluded. If we are serious about embodiment, we have to be honest about that.

This summit creates space to explore how people reconnect to sensation, navigate disconnection, and build a relationship with their body on their own terms. We look at how power shows up in the body, how pleasure can be reclaimed, and what it takes to sustain both in real life.

Through keynotes, panels, workshops, and community-centered conversations, we move beyond theory and into practice.