Kerry Leigh was invited to end the Hertfordshire NHS nursing conference with a dynamic session.
We sent delegates off on a high, buzzing with knowledge and useful health tips about the psychology of humour and laughter.
Over 200 delegates, some of whom were new recruits, bonded by sharing their own stories and coping mechanisms. Nurses felt empowered to take responsibility and create a workplace culture that boosts wellbeing.
With some green shoots starting to appear, there is some optimism about returning to work and school and normality starting to form. There is also understandably some real concern and anxieties about how this will happen safely.
School leaders from the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead (RBWM) are facing a return to classrooms.
Here at Laughology, we have been at the forefront of supporting positive mental health at work. So we’re not just supporting you with content for Mental Health Awareness Week, but for the rest of the month. Starting from 18th May, we will be sharing our next learning burst series all about mental health at work. Here’s what we have planned:
One of the biggest challenges for teams continuing to work during lockdown was adapting and changing quickly. This is particularly true in the pharma industry.
Over the last two years we’ve been supporting O2’s leadership team to develop skills for having great conversations. Our Big Chats, Little Chats programme is embedded as part of the company’s leadership strategy. The programme has been delivered virtually and face-to-face to over 2,000 people.
Kerry our Lead Laughology Facilitator spoke at the Health and Wellbeing at Work 2020 event and was invited by a new client to run a session at their upcoming workplace Wellbeing event. Then Covid-19 made its dramatic appearance - DUN DUN DUNNNNNNN!
Lots has changed for us as a team since lockdown. Our very own Lead Happiness Consultant Dave Keeling now knows that “Zoom” isn’t just a song by the Fatback Band, but also a very effective video conferencing tool.
Here at Laughology Towers we have been beavering away to support you better during these unusual times. We have adapted our content and upped our virtual delivery game to make sure we can still offer our learning workshops and programmes in the playful and positive Laughology way you all know and love.
The word unprecedented gets used a lot nowadays. For good reason. Just a few short months ago, no one could have envisaged how the world would change so much, so rapidly. Even the best prepared and most resilient organisations have felt the strain. We’ve all had to be agile and adaptable. For some businesses, particularly in the hospitality and tourism sector, the future remains very uncertain.
March was an unusual month for everyone. The world changed very quickly and people are still adjusting to new ways of working and living.
Last week we kicked off our online learning bursts with an introduction to FLIP-it Thinking. We explored focus (the F in FLIP) and how to focus on the positives. Hopefully you’ve been flippin lovin it!
Exclusive Panic-Buying Research from Laughology and the Foundation of Organised Occupational Learning.
We’re all in this together, and we’re all feeling our way through new ways of working. We’re not judging. Honestly. But, let’s face it.
We are all going through challenging times together, with more challenges to come.
Lead happiness consultant and self-professed jazz-hand show-off Dave Keeling was thrilled with the opportunity to tread the boards again when he was invited to give a keynote about personal change at the Mermaid Theatre in London.
It’s not quite summer holiday season yet. But when Stephanie Davies was invited to a holiday park company, she still grabbed her bucket and spade.
Join Stephanie Davies and friends at the Annual Parents’ Conference at Bradfield College on June 10th 2020.
2020 is all about Soft skills. These are the essential interpersonal skills that help people take action, take opportunities and meet challenges. Get ahead and get on.
We’re really proud of the work we do, especially when we’ve tried something new.
We are delighted to announce two new expert consultants and facilitators on the team. In keeping with Laughology tradition, they are both called Sarah.
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