Live Program

It's time to STRESS LESS and BE MORE.

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31st August

Conference Opening

08.45 - (FREE)
Making space to set personal intentions for the conference
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Morning Session

09:00 - ($ Paid Access) - Workshop
Susan Jackson: Mindfulness Pathway to Flow...more
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10:00 - (FREE) - Panel Discussion: Optimal Experience: A Psychological Luxury, Necessity, or Naturalisation (Featuring 4+ speakers)
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11:00 - ($ Paid Access) - Workshop
Hazel Findlay: Developing a Relationship with Fear
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12:00 - ($ Paid Access) - Presentation
Reece Coker: Special interests and autism: accessing flow...more
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Lunch

13:00 - (FREE) - Facilitated Networking Lunch: A space to meet other attendees, continue conversations from the morning and connect. Discussion threads, breakout rooms, and more.
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Afternoon Sessions

14:00 - (FREE) - A Special Homage to Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi - Open Circle, Guided by Close Friends of Mihaly

15:00 - ($ Paid Access) - Workshop
Jeff Charno: Being & Doing: Leaning Into Spontaneity...more
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16:00 - (FREE) - Panel Discussion: The Future of Flow Science (Featuring 4+ speakers)

17:00 - ($ Paid Access) - Presentation
Cameron Norsworthy: Experiential Intelligence: How to take charge of our everyday experience with the Flow Model...more‍‍

Closing Day 1

18:00 - Reflections and Questions

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1st September

Day 2 Opening

08.45 - Morning Awakening (A guided moment of self-discovery)
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Morning Sessions

09:00 - (FREE) - Workshop
Stuart Watkins: Embodying the FLOW by Balancing Doing with Being...more
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10:00 - ($ Paid Access) - Panel Discussion: The Future Practice of Finding Flow ‍(Featuring 4+ speakers)
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11:00 - ($ Paid Access) - Workshop
Corinna Peifer: Flow in the context of work 4.0 and artificial intelligence...more
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12:00 - ($ Paid Access) - Workshop
Jef van den Hout: The Development of evidence-based group facilitation tools that spark team flow....more
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Lunch

13:00 - Free time / Exercise Suggested
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Afternoon Sessions

14:00 - Networking - Speaker Circle Space & Attendee Space to connect

15:00 - ($ Paid Access) - Workshop
Greg Warburton: Emotional training to facilitate flow...more

15:30 - ($ Paid Access) - Workshop
Scott Ford: Bringing Dual Awareness into practice...more
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16:00 - ($ Paid Access) - Panel Discussion: The Pillars of Thriving Through a High Performing Lifestyle (Featuring 4+ speakers)

17:00 - (FREE) - Workshop
Gary & Deanne Gute: Finding Flow with Mihaly: The Father of Flow’s Map for Practical Life Design
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Confernece Closing

18:00 - Ceremony: Final thoughts and reflections

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31st to 1st

Lorraine Huber: The key mindset shifts for finding flow and becoming World Champion

John Hendry: Forgiveness and hope: the primary enablers to achieve flow

Dan Egan: Freeing yourself from the critical mind: a journey from judgement to flow

Inge Beckers: How positive leadership can increase flow at work

Amy Saltzman: Letting flow find you

Kristen Ulmer: Why the world inadvertently conspires to keep you out of flow

Eve Newsome: The flow music method: the joy of flow in music practice

Martijn Leonard: Individual preferences & flow

Mirna Šmidt: Flow for educators and trainers: How to ensure more flow for your clients

Arno Ilger: How motivation impacts our ability to learn

Rene Weber: The synchronization theory of flow

Mae Yoshikawa: Resistance and flow in life and birth

Gilda Scrafe: Why building mental toughness is a must

David Shernoff: Flow and deep learning: Preparing the younger generation through a crisis with flow

Shane Benzie: Indigenous lessons into movement and flow

Genevieve Cseh: Of night and light and the half light: The role of emotion and flow in creativity

Fergie Miller: Lessons from entrepreneurism & integrating flow

Zsadany Vecsey: The lessons learnt from integrating flow into the workplace

Lauri Jarvilehto: Intuition and flow‍

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Presentation LIST

Please enjoy access to the presentations below during the conference (08:00 31st August to 18:00 1st September, BST or GMT+1 time). To watch these presentation (and all the live workshops) after the conference you will need to upgrade to the 'Unlimited Access' package (only $99).

Lorraine Huber: The key mindset shifts for finding flow and becoming World Champion

Cameron Norsworthy: The Flow Model: How to become 'experientially intelligent'

Sue Jackson: Mindfulness as a pathway to flow

Hazel Findlay: Developing a relationship with fear

John Hendry: Forgiveness and hope: the primary enablers to achieve flow

Gary Gute: Finding flow with Mihaly: the father of flow’s map for practical life

Dan Egan: Freeing yourself from the critical mind: a journey from judgement to

Deanne Gute: Finding flow with Mihaly: the father of flow’s map for practical

Jeff Charno: Being & doing: leaning into spontaneity

Inge Beckers: How positive leadership can increase flow at work

Amy Saltzman: Letting flow find you

Kristen Ulmer: Why the world inadvertently conspires to keep you out of flow

Eve Newsome: The flow music method: the joy of flow in music practice

Martijn Leonard: Individual preferences & flow

Mirna Šmidt: Prioritising flow as a practitioner

Arno Ilger: Leaning into fear and stress

Rene Weber: The synchronization theory of flow

Mae Yoshikawa: Bringing awareness to your resistance

Scott Ford: Bringing dual awareness into practice

Giovanni Moneta: Applications of flow to work

David Shernoff: Preparing the younger generation for a global crisis through learning

Shane Benis: Indigenous lessons into movement and flow

Erez Beatus: How to harness the power between breaths

Genevieve Cseh: Mood, art, creativity & flow

Stuart Watkins: Embodying the flow by balancing doing with being

Fergie Miller: Entrepreneurism & flow

Zsadany Vecsey: The lessons learnt from integrating flow into the workplace

Greg Warburton: Emotional freedom techniques to facilitate flow

Corinna Peifer: Flow in the context of work 4.0 and artificial intelligence

Jeff Van Hout: How to create innovation ecosystems and team flow

Reece Coker: Special interests and autism: accessing flow

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LORRAINE HUBER

Presentation
From Stressed-Out to Thriving Under Pressure: The Key Mindset Shifts for Finding Flow and Becoming World Champion.
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Lorraine will talk about how to bring out the best in yourself in an extreme pressure situation. Lorraine reveals the essential mindset shifts she underwent that ultimately changed her competition experience to bring out her best performance on game day.

About Lorraine
Lorraine Huber is a long-time competitor on the Freeride World Tour and freeride world champion. For more information about Lorraine Huber click here.

Cameron NORSWORTHY

Presentation
The Flow Model: How to become experientially intelligent and take back control of your everyday experience.

About Cameron
Dr Cameron Norsworthy is the CEO of the Flow Centre, world renowned coach to multiple World champions and leaders, and an active scientist in flow and performance-based research. For more information about Cameron Norsworthy click here.

Sue Jackson

Presentation
Mindfulness as a pathway to flow.

The skilful management of attention is critically important in this high tech, fast-paced world we live in. The practice of mindfulness teaches awareness of where attention is, and how to bring it back when it inevitably wanders. Through cultivating the skill of mindfulness, a clear pathway to flow unfolds. In this presentation, this pathway will be discussed, and how mindfulness and flow training can enrich everyday life will be explored.

About Sue
Sue is a registered psychologist with a specialisation in sport psychology, and is an expert in flow and its application to performance excellence. Sue has been involved in the psychology of Flow since completing a PhD on flow state in elite athletes in the early 1990s.

For more information about Sue Jackson click here.

Hazel Findlay

Presentation
Hazel will talk us through how to develop a relationship with fear. Through her experience as a climber and a coach, Hazel will use practical examples to highlight when fear is a barrier to flow and how to decondition this fear. Hazel will explain the different types of fear that can be a barrier to flow and how they interact with performance outcomes, discuss exposure therapy for fear and how it can be used to manage fear in the moment.
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About Hazel
Hazel has been rock climbing for 26 of her 32 years and is considered one of the best female climbers worldwide. She was the British Junior Champion six times but at 18 focused on her passion which is outdoor rock climbing.

For more information about Hazel Findlay click here.

John Hendry

Forgiveness and hope: the primary enablers to achieve flow.

As one journeys toward peak performance, the flow state can only be reached by presenting “hope”, initially intentionally and then intuitively at each moment of concern, doubt and misstep. Forgiveness essentially directs hope to the better management of task.

Forgiveness of self permits one to “see more clearly” the challenges of the task and injects a trust in a capacity to remain in control. This trust underpins the abandonment of doubt necessary to reach and maintain flow.

For more information about John Hendry click here.

Gary Gute

Finding flow with Mihaly: the father of flow’s map for practical life design
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For more information about Gary Gute click here.

Dan Egan

Freeing yourself from the critical mind: a journey from judgement to observation

For more information about Dan Egan click here.

Deanne Gute

Finding flow with Mihaly: the father of flow’s map for practical life design
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For more information about Deanne Gute click here.

Eric Leskowitz

How to become a flowzone player: heart coherence and biofield entrainment

For more information about Eric Leskowitz click here.

Jeff Charno

Being & doing: leaning into spontaneity
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For more information about Jeff Charno click here.

Inge Beckers

How positive leadership can increase flow at work

For more information about Inge Beckers click here.

Amy Saltzman

Letting flow find you
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For more information about Amy Saltzman click here.

Kristen Ulmer

Why the world inadvertently conspires to keep you out of flow: and what you can do about it
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For more information about Kristen Ulmer click here.

Eve Newsome

The flow music method: the joy of flow in music practice and performance
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For more information about Eve Newsome click here.

Martijn Leonard

Individual preferences & flow
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For more information about Martijn Leonard click here.

Mirna Šmidt

Prioritising flow as a practitioner
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For more information about Mirna Šmidt click here.

Arno Ilger

Leaning into fear and stress
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For more information about Arno Ilger click here.

Rene Weber

The synchronization theory of flow
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For more information about Rene Weber click here.

Maria McManus

Flow: when interest-excitement meets enjoyment-joy
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For more information about Maria McManus click here.

Mae Yoshikawa

Bringing awareness to your resistance
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For more information about Mae Yoshikawa click here.

Scott Ford

Bringing dual awareness into practice
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For more information about Scott Ford click here.

Giovanni Moneta

Applications of flow to work
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For more information about Giovanni Moneta click here.

David Shernoff

Preparing the younger generation for global crisis through deep learning and flow
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For more information about David Shernoff click here.

Shane Benis

Indigenous lessons into movement and flow
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For more information about Shane Benis click here.

Erez Beatus

How to harness the power between breaths
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For more information about Erez Beatus click here.

Genevieve Cseh

Mood, art, creativity & flow
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For more information about Genevieve Cseh click here.

Stuart Watkins

Embodying the flow by balancing doing with being
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For more information about Stuart Watkins click here.

Fergie Miller

Entrepreneurism & flow
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For more information about Fergie Miller click here.

Zsadany Vecsey

The advances and blockages of integrating flow into the workplace
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For more information about Zsadany Vecsey click here.

Kathy Weston

Optimal learning environments
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For more information about Kathy Weston click here.

Greg Warburton

Emotional training to facilitate flow
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For more information about Greg Warburton click here.

Corinna Peifer

Flow in the context of work 4.0 and artificial intelligence
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For more information about Corinna Peifer click here.

Jeff Van Hout

Teamwork, flow, and high performing teams
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For more information about Jeff Van Hout click here.

Ross Bentley

Helping elite athletes live on the edge
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For more information about Ross Bentley click here.

Nicola Baumann

Personality traits, achievement-motives, and the flow personality
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For more information about Nicola Baumann Hout click here.

Reece Coker

Presentation
Special Interests and Autism: Accessing Flow. Reece will explore insights into the concept of flow and autism. Reece explores the anxiety paradox within the concept of flow - together with flow pathways through absorption within the activity - as opposed to the level of difficulty often described within the "flow channel".
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About Reece
For more information about Reece Coker click here.