We love it when new people join the Laughology team, so we were really pleased to welcome Daryl Seager to the bunch recently. Despite the fact that he’s rather unsteady on his feet in icy conditions, he actually brings a number of fantastic skills with him, thanks to his 15 years of experience working with both private and public sector clients.

CIPD North East of England Branch is having a party... and you’re invited too. Okay, it’s virtual but that means you can have a drink and enjoy the day.

We know you love a freebie as much as we do, so when we were asked to join one of our partners, CIPD Shropshire, to deliver a FREE webinar, we jumped at the chance and you can too.

 Even when companies have been going for years, their values are still important. Sometimes, however, values need updating to fit in with new ways of working and changes that will help the company keep moving forward and stay up-to-date.

Tired of boring INSET days? Keen to help your staff feel motivated and positive when you return in September?  We hear you.

Lead Happiness Consultant, Dave Keeling, was thrilled to be back on the road in May, and what better place to visit than the stunning St. Edwards Independent School in Oxford (think Hogwarts without the dementors) to work on communication and stand-up skills.

Victoria Maitland has been enjoying lots of virtual visits to schools during April & May.

Here at Laughology, we’re a generous bunch - even if we do say so ourselves - and so in support of Mental Health Week 2021, we’ve put together some fantastic free resources for you.

Lots of you are enjoying our Friday Bursts on social media, but did you know we’ve now added them to our YouTube channel?

At Laughology, we’re an excitable bunch, but when the prospect of a new team member is on the horizon, it makes us really happy. The question is, are you the next Laughologist?

In January, February and March of this year, Laughologist Kerry Leigh delivered three separate online Mind the Gap sessions for teams at BDO, to address the many challenges and changes staff have experienced during the pandemic; adding to their toolkits around resilience and mental health as they adapt and emerge from lockdown.

Laughologist, Dave Keeling, loves his food and so was tickled pink when asked to run an online session with the inventors of oyster sauce!

Good morning, good afternoon, good evening or goodnight? This was how Lead Happiness Consultant, Dave Keeling, began his recent unconscious bias session, covering four different time zones for the frontline workers who manage Microsoft facilities worldwide.

Calling all tech, telecommunications and organisations interested in innovation. Are you relying on tech alone for growth? If so, you need to attend our webinar, ‘Innovation is a Joke – how to create a culture of innovation and growth in tech’on Wednesday 26th May 2021.

In the last twelve months, work patterns have changed beyond recognition. Some new ways of working are for the better, but some mean we are working longer and harder than before, and being less productive.

We know the absence of cinemas and decent films has put a dampener on the last 12 months, but we’ve been able to fill that void with our free learning and development webinars.

Laughology has the answer. We've created an 'interested' filter that you can use during video conferencing calls.

A growing menopause awareness across workplaces and organisations is leading to much-needed changes for women experiencing symptoms, but there’s still a long way to go. Luckily for the staff at Network Rail, Kerry Leigh was on hand to deliver a menopause webinar to help everyone understand the impact that it can have on women in the workplace.

Developing and maintaining resilience and positivity in schools as we come out of the Covid era is going to be more important than ever before. Supporting staff to understand what makes them happy and therefore more resilient is a great way to help the whole school community feel more positive as life begins to return to normal.

Home learning has been a challenge for parents across the county. Finding yourself in the role of teacher has been daunting for many, particularly when children start banding around terms like ‘past progressive’ and ‘the grid method’ - which, to our relief, has certainly nothing to do with birth control.