Laughter really is the best medicine. We all feel better when we laugh. A sense of humour is a vital tool for helping you cope with life’s ups and downs. Read Stephanie Davies’s account of how she brings laughter into her life, her unique sense of humour and her influences.
A day in the life of a laughologist… is it really all fun and games? It’s a serious business you know. Read more about what it’s like to run a funny business.
How do you become a Laughologist? It’s the question we always get asked here at Laughology. Well, you need a keen interest in comedy, an understanding of the psychology of humour, empathy, great communication and engagement skills and it helps if you've spent some time with the real Patch Adams and if you are passionate about happiness. Simple! In this piece Stephanie Davies talks about her journey, the big picture and the importance of breaking down barriers to access positive mental health interventions.
