Take Time To Laugh & Prevent Hardening of the Attitudes - In-person - Registration
In-person, 8/23/26 12:30-2pm |
Take Time to Laugh & Prevent Hardening of the Attitudes
In-person, Sunday 8/23/26, 12:30-2pm
“When you’re laughing, you discharge tension associated with four primary negative emotions – depression, anxiety, fear and anger.” William Fry, M.D., Stanford University
“Laughter can relax the muscles, increase alertness and memory, reduce pain, lessen emotional stress, lower blood pressure…” Dr. Lee Berk, M.D., College of Medicine
It has long been said that laughter is the best medicine — and modern research in psychoneuroimmunology confirms it. Laughter measurably reduces stress hormones, boosts immune function, increases oxygenation, enhances mood-regulating neurotransmitters, and improves relational bonding.
Take Time to Laugh will uplift, invigorate and energize. Plus, have you smiling and laughing, just for the laugh of it.
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In-person, 8/23/26 12:30-2pm
Take Time to Laugh & Prevent Hardening of the Attitudes
In-person, Sunday 8/23/26, 12:30-2pm
“When you’re laughing, you discharge tension associated with four primary negative emotions – depression, anxiety, fear and anger.” William Fry, M.D., Stanford University
“Laughter can relax the muscles, increase alertness and memory, reduce pain, lessen emotional stress, lower blood pressure…” Dr. Lee Berk, M.D., College of Medicine
It has long been said that laughter is the best medicine — and modern research in psychoneuroimmunology confirms it. Laughter measurably reduces stress hormones, boosts immune function, increases oxygenation, enhances mood-regulating neurotransmitters, and improves relational bonding.
Take Time to Laugh will uplift, invigorate and energize. Plus, have you smiling and laughing, just for the laugh of it.