Laughology the movie - listen to people talk about their experience of working with Laughology

6M:53S of pure technicolour motivational gold-dust in full 2D

 

'When we grow up we want to be Laughologists' - click the images to find out how it went for them

Vicky RowanLily NewmanNick HardingTony NichollStephanie DaviesKerry LeighDave KeelingJuliette YardleyAlan Matthews

Case studies: Find out what other organisations think of Laughology

NHS Knowsley Health and Wellbeing Case Study

NHS Knowsley Health and Wellbeing Case Study

Laughology has worked with NHS Knowsley developing innovative ways of sharing information in a creative and ...

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Thatto Heath Children’s Services Case Study

Thatto Heath Children’s Services Case Study

The Blues Busters programme run by St.Helen’s Thatto Heath Children’s Centre and funded by St.Helen’s Primary ...

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Telefónica O2 Case Study

Telefónica O2 Case Study

Laughology was commissioned to run training sessions in two major O2 call centres in the north ...

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Co-op Case Study

Co-op Case Study

Co-op foods have spent 10 years building their brand and have expanded at a quicker rate ...

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Improve your life with a little help from the Laughology book

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The book has had great reviews so far:
“A wonderful idea and gives people the tools live life to the full by linking humour, emotion, psychology and health." Professor Richard Wiseman, University of Hertfordshire, author of 59 Seconds


'You'd have to be agelastic, or even misogelastic, to keep a straight face through this playful and practical guide'.
Dr. Jon Sutton, Chartered Psychologist and Managing Editor of The Psychologist
As a neurobiologist I am very aware of the effects of emotional states on the brain but Stephanie expands and develops on this in a beautifully constructed piece of work that is understandable to anyone... Maybe (though there is so much political correctness out there now it’s a bit hard sometimes to know when you can laugh), but you can certainly adopt Stephanie’s approach – laugh and your internal world may learn to laugh with you. That sounds like a good result.Andrew Curran, Practising paediatric neurologist and neurobiologist, Author of The Little Book of Big Stuff about the Brain and Get off the Sofa

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