Abstract submissions are now closed!

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To ensure fairness and inclusivity, each abstract was independently and blindly reviewed by two reviewers, who were not provided with authors’ names or institutional affiliations.

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Please contact us if you have any further questions regarding abstract submissions.

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Presentation Formats

Oral presentations: Presenters are invited to share their research in a 15-minute individual presentation within a 60-minute session, grouped with three other presenters based on the keywords provided in their submissions.

 

Symposium: A symposium is a 60-minute session featuring 3–4 presenters who explore a shared theme or topic within positive psychology. At least 15 minutes should be reserved for audience questions and discussion among the presenters.

 

Workshops: Workshops are 60-minute, small-group sessions designed to be highly interactive and experiential. They offer participants hands-on engagement with a specific positive psychology intervention, assessment, research method, or tool, providing practical skills and applied learning.

 

Debates: Debates are 60-minute sessions in which two or more presenters offer contrasting perspectives on a timely or contested topic within positive psychology. Sessions include opening statements, rebuttals, and moderated discussion, followed by audience Q&A to encourage critical thinking and dialogue.

 

Poster Presentations: Poster presentations are visual displays of research or practice-based work in positive psychology. Presenters engage in informal, interactive discussions with conference attendees during designated poster sessions. This format is ideal for sharing preliminary findings, innovative ideas, or practical applications in a concise and accessible way.

Each submission should indicate the preferred presentation format to assist the program committee in the review process.

 

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Conference Themes

Submissions may address, but are not limited to, the following areas:

• Positive Health & Wellbeing

• Positive Education & Youth Development

• Positive Workplaces & Leadership

• Positive Relationships & Communities

• Positive Systems, Culture, & Society

• Positive Technology & the Digital World

• Positive Coaching & Practice

• Sustainability, Nature & Environment

• Theory, Research & Big Issues in Positive Psychology

• Other / Emerging Topics

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