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Come and try laughter yoga during Seniors Week 2019 at The Gap in Brisbane.

Laughter yoga plays a part at the upcoming Workplace Mental Health Symposium, a gathering of HR professionals, business leaders and mental health workers from across Australia, in Brisbane in September.

With laughter yoga proven to improve morale and create connections in the workplace, it could be a cost-effective and simple solution to workplace loneliness, reported as rife in Australia.

Laughter is good for us. There’s no doubt that laughter, as we who practice laughter yoga do it, has physiological and psychological health benefits. As the saying goes, laughter is good medicine. And while laughter yoga, the unique combination of simulated laughter exercises and the breath of yoga devised by Indian physician Dr Madan Kataria, […]

While science shows emodiversity is important for our health, we can benefit from prioritizing positivity into our daily living.

Science shows laughing and meditating share similar brain wave patterns.

A simple laughter yoga exercise can help you retain a relaxed holiday mood even when sitting in a traffic jam.

While your work team may be under the pump and not in the mood for time out to bond, laughter yoga could well be the perfect solution for a less than enthusiastic workforce.

Find out how laughter yoga fulfils 6 crucial aspects of wellbeing for mind, body, spirit, community and planet.

Laughter yoga makes a debut among the Queensland Seniors Week events in August 2018.

Does the slightest dip in the temperature send you snuggling under the doona? There are powerful health benefits to be enjoyed from stepping into the brisk air for exercise — and laughing, writes laughter yoga faciltator Heather Joy Campbell.