RUOK Day 2019
RUOK? Day 2019 reminds us to watch out and consider our workmates, meaningfully.
mental health
Is laughter yoga therapy?
Is laughter yoga therapeutic? The experience is invariably joyful, playful and uplifting. say it improves their quality of life. The decision is as individual as you are.
Laughter Yoga included in Workplace Mental Health Symposium
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.
Meditation through laughter
Science shows laughing and meditating share similar brain wave patterns.
How laughter became a gem for Central Highlands’ wellbeing
Laughter yoga proves a gem of a practice for Queensland’s Central Highlands and Isaac regions, rolling out Wheel of Wellbeing.
Teachers reminded play and laughter defuse stress, boost learning
No play, no learning. Know play, know learning. There’s a place for playfulness and laughter in classrooms and school staffrooms notes The Happydemic’s HeatherJoy.
What’s to laugh about in Carers Week?
Carers Queensland’s latest Quality of Life report suggests there’s nothing to smile about, let alone laugh, yet laughter as an exercise could be a key to carers’ well-being.
Check in, say hello, share a laugh on RU OK Day
Connect with family, friends and workmates in reality not virtuality this RUOK? Day implores laughter yoga teacher Heather Joy who’ll be applying the social glue of laughter in the Rockhampton community on 7 and 8 September 2016.
Malaysian health turns to laughter for stress management
Medical and nursing staff in Malaysia are being prescribed laughter as hospital management grapple to contain burn-out, The Happydemic’s Heather Joy reports.
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