Welcome to the new, sparkly and easier to use Laughology website. We've made a few changes, updated some of our courses and information and generally given it a face lift. We want to hear from you, what you think? Is it easy to use? Have a look, have a play and let us know what you think. Enjoy the new...
A lot of people who think they have a bad memory are just not remembering in the right way. So how do you remember well?
Some subjects require a large degree of memorisation. Facts, figures and quotes need to be remembered in specific order. However, revising by remembering words and the order in which they occur is not the most effect way.
Exams are a challenging part of school life for children, young people, teachers and parents. They cause stress and anxiety which impact on learning and memory. But there are ways to help ease the pain of exams , aid learning, boost memory and help revision.
If you would like a chance to see Laughology's Director Stephanie Davies speak about Laughology – The science of happiness for improving life, you can and for a real bargain. Stephanie is presenting at the Richmond NLP group on 15th April and you can book tickets for just £15.00.
We are really excited to announce that Laughology has been invited as a key note speaker at this years CIPD conference at London Olympia on 1 May 2014. The session is on The Science of Happiness: motivating and inspiring individuals, teams and organisations with a Q&A at the end.
Yes it's that time of year again where we invite you to join us in raising money for a great cause. If you haven't heard of stand-up for Claire house before well let me tell you about it. This is our 6th year working with Claire house to raise money through the best channel...comedy!
Imagine a comedy line-up with Sarah Millican, award winning ventriloquist Nina Conti and stand up legend Joan Rivers. You’d buy tickets for that wouldn’t you? Though catching a line up like this is rare, why? Because seeing two female comics on the same night is as rare as unicorn milk.
Jargon and gobbledygook, it sounds like a title for a Friday night BBC panel show hosted by David Mitchell, but I’m actually referring to what is more commonly known as corporate lingo or if you want to be straight-talking corporate bullsh*t. Just the other day I heard a classic.
All stand-ups know that nothing is off limits when it comes to material. Break-ups, arguments, embarrassing medical problems, dodgy dates; difficult at the time but laugh-worthy when it come to routines.
