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 on everything flow.

What to Expect
36hrs in an amazing location to bridge the science and practice of flow.
1 Flow Challenge
1 Walk & Talk
1 Dinner
1 Open Q&A
2 Lunches
2 Panel Discussion
2 Keynotes
2 Workshops
6 Presentations







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 booing 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









Past Speakers

Lorraine Huber
Professional skier, Freeride World Champion, keynote speaker, and mental strength coach, Lorraine, will chat to us about the type of mental toughness required to win a world championship. and what it takes to be an elite athlete.

Dr. Cameron Norsworthy
Flow Centre founder, scientist, ex-athlete, renowned performance and flow coach, Cameron will guides us through the practice of 'Experiential Intelligence' and The Flow Model and present his latest synthesis of flow research.

Dr. Susan Jackson
Sue is a psychologist and recognised internationally as an expert in flow state research in performance, co-authoring the foundational book 'Flow in Sports' with flow founder, Csikszentmihalyi. Sue will talk to us about mindfulness and flow.

Hazel Findlay
Professional climber and coach, Hazel is widely recognised as one of the best female climbers of our time. Often delivering keynotes on how to build a relationship with fear, she also is a mindset coach.

Erez Beautus
World Record Holder, photographer, and free-diving legend, Erez is the Founder of Apnea International (AI), coached and captained the Israeli Freediving team in four world championships, and will talk to us about the power of each breath.

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. 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. Jef van den Hout
Jef is an associate professor at The Hague University of Applied Sciences and guest lecturer at Eindhoven University of Technology, Aarhus University and the Erasmus University Rotterdam. Jef holds a PhD in the conceptualisation and measurement of team flow and from there an approach to spark team flow in professional organizations. His current research interests are flow, team flow, optimal collaboration, sustainable performance and challenge based learning environments.

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.

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.

Zoe Hart
As the fourth American woman to attain IFMGA certification. Beyond her mountaineering feats, Zoe is a passionate environmentalist, community builder, and advocate for breaking down barriers. From founding non-profits to inspiring action, her journey is a testament to embracing the unknown and transforming challenges into opportunities for positive change.

Dr. Anna Waters
Dr. Anna Waters is a performance psychology expert with 20+ years of experience. She holds a PhD from Bangor University and has worked with prestigious organisations like the British Olympic Association and UK Athletics. Anna's passion lies in helping performers in various arts, including classical musicians and actors.

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