Earlier in the autumn we launched a Christmas card competition in our happy-centred schools, and asked the children to design a Christmas card.
We are delighted to announce that Sadia Raham, age 9, from Maple Class in St Matthew’s Primary School in Luton was the winner. Look out for your Christmas card in the post, along with a discount voucher.
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.
Laura Drury was invited to the British Heart Foundation (BHF) to deliver a menopause in the workplace awareness workshop for their quarterly wellbeing champions meeting.
The third Monday of every January is traditionally called Blue Monday. It is supposed to be the most depressing day of the year. In reality it is a bit of a gimmick.
To help get perspective on diversity and inclusion, North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service asked Laughology to deliver a 90-minute session on unconscious bias. The session was intended to enlighten current staff about the unconscious biases we all have but rarely recognise. These can have an impact on the way individuals and organisation make decisions. The sessions tackle what can be a sensitive subject in a fun and non-judgemental way, thereby allowing open discussion and the exchange of ideas and thoughts. The session was a resounding success with feedback describing it as: ‘inspiring and thought-provoking’.
Have you ever wanted to sit in presenter Gaby Roslin’s seat or walk a mile in Sky Sports’ Kelly Cates’ high heels?
Laura Drury joined in the festive spirit at BOC when she was invited to the firm’s end of year away day and Christmas celebrations to add some Growth Mindset magic.
Back in November, Kerry Leigh hosted the annual Laughology Comedy Awards to raise much-needed funds for Claire House Hospice in Liverpool.
Fusion 21, a company that delivers efficiencies in public sector procurement, engaged Laughology for a half-day growth mindset workshop last month.
In Stephanie Davies’s alternative Christmas message she talks about the 2019 highlights, give some top tips for 2020 and says thank you for a great year.
Her new column 'Last Laugh', takes a look at the weird and wonderful world of Learning and Development, what to take seriously, what not to and how to manage some of the challenges we face in the world of learning and work with humour and a smile.
Our Laughology educationalists have been busy creating new Relationships Education (RE) lessons and resources to add to our successful Happy-Centred School (HCS) PSHE programme.
Making the transition from full-time education to the wonderful world of work can be tricky. Recent research suggests that children who play Mary and Joseph in their school nativity will go on to be more content and higher-earning in the workplace than, for example, an angel or a donkey.
The only time Dave Keeling finds himself in the middle of a field is when he goes camping with the family.
Having appeared in Downton Abbey, Lead Happiness Consultant Dave Keeling felt right at home when he received an invitation to Airth Castle in Scotland.
Kerry Leigh delivered a Growth Mindset keynote to 180 leaders at a Siemens Leadership conference in Manchester last month.
Some brands are barely tolerated, some are adored. The difference between the two extremes is customer experience.
Laughologist Dave Keeling likes lots of things. But two things he really likes are laughter and lunch.
Sarah Creegan travelled to Dublin (home of her favourite tipple), to deliver mental health and culture change workshops at the prestigious GC Engage Europe 2019 conference, a pan-European gathering of leading general counsel.
Kerry Leigh delivered a half-day growth mindset session to 150 Fujitsu graduates.
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