The Flow Conference 2026
If you are a scientist, practitioner, or active professional working with (or wanting to) flow, this is for you.
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Engage in open debates from flow experts
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Engage in key discussions for the advancement of flow
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Meet a global flow community
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Get the lastest updates on the science and practice of flow
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Enjoy practical workshops on flow
Join us for an intimate gathering of like-minded flow enthusiasts. It's more than just a conference! It's intimate, it's inspiring, it's fun. Families welcome.
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What to Expect
36hrs in an amazing location to unwind, be inspired and meet an inclusive community fascinated by flow.
1 Flow Challenge
1 Walk & Talk
1 Dinner
1 Open Q&A
2 Lunches
2 Panel Discussion
2 Keynotes
2 Workshops
6 Presentations
It's more than just a conference!
The Location
Wicklow, Ireland's Secret Garden
30 minutes south of Dublin lies the treasured garden of Wicklow - Our retreat for the conference. Glenview hotel & spa has a range of accommodation options and activities for all the family.
Spa & Gym / Incredible Vistas / Family Fun
The Details
Bridging the Science & Practice of Flow
Travel
Fly to Dublin airport. The Flow Conference is 30 minutes from the centre of Dublin by car or 75 minutes by public transport.
Accommodation
We suggest you book at the conference location, Glenview Hotel & Leisure Club, to enjoy the conference experience fully. You can book by clicking the link above and booking on their online booking system for the night of the 4th and 5th. If booking online is not available yet, simply email them for a reservation (we have secured discounted prices for the 4th at e315 and the 5th at e255, single occupancy, however, you may be able to get it cheaper online).
There are many other accommodation options in and around the area within a taxi drive away; see Airbnb or Booking.com.
Family
There are many activities on the premises or within a short drive, if you are coming with the family. Several incredible walks are on the doorstep, and a large pool is on the premises. There will be other families from attendees present.
Other
Dress = relaxed and informal.
The event is after the European Conference of Positive Psychology 2026 (1st to 4th July).
From the Community
Confirmed Speakers
Dr Antonella Delle Fave
Antonella Delle Fave, MD, with a specialisation in clinical psychology, is professor of Psychology at the Medical School, University of Milano, Italy. A leading voice in flow experience, Antonella’s research interests are primarily focused on the investigation of flow experience, daily experience fluctuation, and well-being across cultures and among individuals exposed to conditions of diversity and adversity. In a joint online presentation with colleague, Dr Sue Jackson, Antonella's keynote is titled 'From Difficulty to Opportunity: Finding Flow Experience in the Face of Adversity’.
Dr. Susan Jackson
Susan Jackson, PhD, is a psychologist recognised internationally as an expert in flow state across performance domains, co-authoring the foundational book, Flow in Sports with flow founder, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi. In 2024, Sue published Experiencing Flow: Life Beyond Boredom and Anxiety, to help further understanding of Mihaly’s work. Antonella and Sue will be discussing the importance of the flow experience as defined and described by their mentor, Csikszentmihalyi. Focusing on how life’s challenges and difficulties can provide opportunities for growth and meaning.
Dr. Cameron Norsworthy
Flow Centre founder, scientist, ex-athlete, renowned performance and flow coach, Cameron, the host for the conference, will guide us through the practice of 'Experiential Intelligence' and The Flow Model laid out in his recent book 'How to Find Flow'. Cameron is the Chair of the Global Flow Research Group, and practically, has coached numerous World Champions, leaders, and organisations towards flow.
Jared Weintraub
Jared Weintraub is flow researcher, and Manager of People Analytics and Reporting at Deloitte LLP. He is a member of the Society of Industrial/Organizational Psychology (SIOP) and a board member of the New York Metropolitan Association of Applied Psychology (METRO), and an Adjunct Professor at New York University’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
Dr. Corinna Peifer
Corinna Peifer is Professor at the University of Lübeck. Her research interests include topics such as flow experience, stress management and well-being at work. She is a founding member of the European Flow Researcher's Network, ENPP Country Representative, and Vice President of the German Society for Positive Psychological Research (DGPPF).
John Hendry
John has been awarded an OAM (order of Australian Medal) for services in education. John is a highly regarded speaker, educator, and will outline how hope, resilience and forgiveness are critical to flow.
Dr. Corey Keyes
Dr Corey Keyes is a sociologist and professor emeritus at Emory University, and best known for coining the psychological terms flourishing and languishing, which describe a person's level of mental health. He has published widely in this field, including how flow can provide an opportunity for languishing, and considered a pioneer in the field of positive psychology. Keyes is a member of an advisory board for the World Happiness Forum and a member of the Positive Psychology Network.
Dr. Deanne Gute
Deanne is scientist, TEDx organiser, author, publishing house editor, and The Flow Channel's executive producer. She is passionate about translating flow theory into practical frameworks for transforming boredom and anxiety.
Dr. David J. Shernoff
David J. Shernoff is Director of the Rutgers Center for Mathematics, Science, and Computer Education and Associate Professor of School Psychology at the Rutgers University Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology, where he teaches courses on social and developmental foundations of human behaviour. He specialises in Motivation and youth engagement, mentoring, educational video games, early career development, and positive psychology.
Dr. Jenna Mikus
Dr Jenna Mikus BEP, CMS, PMP, SSBBP, LEED AP BD&C, WELL AP is the founder of EUDAE and Honorary Fellow of the Centre for Wellbeing Science (CWS)Honorary Fellow, Centre for Wellbeing Science (CWS) University of Melbourne. Jenna’s research and advisory work are based on the neo-Aristotelian concept of Eudaemonia (that is literally defined as eu (good or health) + daimon (true self)—being one’s best self) and the applied psychology construct of Eudaemonic Well-Being (EWB) to understand how to Design for EWB in the built environment.
Dr. Gary Gute
Gary is a creativity and flow researcher, founder of the Creative Life Research Center and the Human Potential Project at the University of Northern Iowa, and Associate Professor. Gary and Csikszentmihalyi worked on many projects on flow for leadership development and psychological complexity.
Martijn Leonard
Martijn is an author on flow, trainer and professional football coach. Martijn played football (soccer) at a professional level for one of Holland’s biggest football teams, and continues to work with the top teams in Holland to access flow.
Sue Langley
Sue is a global keynote speaker, consultant and positive leadership expert and specialises in the practical applicationsof neuroscience, emotional intelligence and positive
psychology, synthesising the science and research into simple, practical tools that anyone can use. As the CEO and Founder of the Langley Group, and Academic Director of the Langley Group Institute, Sue created the world’s first nationally recognised Diploma of Positive Psychology and Wellbeing and Certificate IV in Wellbeing Science.
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