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Why laughter and grief often walk hand-in-hand When we think of grief, we often imagine tears, sorrow and a quiet, heavy silence. When we think of laughter, it's usually associated with joy, lightness and celebration. Yet, for anyone who has truly experienced profound loss, the two are not strangers. They are, in fact, often profoundly intertwined – a truth beautifully illuminated by Dr. Madan Kataria, the founder of Laughter Yoga. Photo by K. Mitch Hodge  on Unsplash Dr. Kat

An NHS trials aims to find out and you can read more here .

What previous participants said ... "This session was so much fun! We don’t laugh enough, some would say we don’t have a reason, jokes etc. to laugh. But what do we need to laugh and chuckle? Just a willingness, an openness and a sense of fun! Go on, give it a try. A challenge for you if you have never tried Laughter Yoga - join in and enjoy yourself." Valerie "I was a sceptic when I first came across this but after attending I can honestly say that I feel better

Laughter Yoga™ has many benefits for your mental and physical well-being and like taking part in any other aerobic exercise, please...

The American writer Madeleine L’Engle said “A good laugh heals a lot of hurts.” and now it can even raise funds ... A unique way to raise...

The comedian Michael Pritchard once said “You don't stop laughing because you grow old. You grow old because you stop laughing.”, so...

Andrew Carnegie said: “There is little success where there is little laughter.” -- so improve your bottom line by looking after your...

The author and motivational speaker is talking about the benefits of laughter ... For reasons to laugh, watch Jack Canfield's explanations. Ten valuable reasons to laugh -- what's your favourite? Please keep in mind that in Laughter Yoga, we don't need jokes or comedy, you don't even need a sense of humour as we just laugh for no reason. That's the beauty of it.