Time for some therapeutic
Laughter Wellness
"For that hour, I didn't think about Cancer at all."
- Laughter Wellness Participant
LAUGHTER WELLNESS WORKSHOPS
the therapeutic benefits of laughter
A welcoming session of safe movements and humor. A moment to let go of our daily burden and just have fun. Giggles and belly laughs. Come appreciate the therapeutic benefits of laughter. The public workshop welcomes everyone. The wellness workshops are designed for patients undergoing treatment for Cancer and Parkinson’s, as well as caregivers.
Christine Alexander creates a safe and courageous space for everyone to play. No experience is needed, there are no mistakes and you don’t have to be “funny.” These workshops are FREE to attend.
Christine Alexander
Christine Alexander delivers her improvisational based training to companies and individuals around the world. With 20-years of stage and training experience, she creates a safe space for professional team building, personal life coaching and for wellness participants to play.
Meet the dynamic personality who inspires laughter as a way of life!
Sponsor Laughter
Give laughter to someone today
SUPPORT WellNess Workshops
By supporting Christine Alexander and her Laughter Wellness program, we can provide a temporary distraction to more patients and caregivers. We can help to ease the stress of treatment and lift the spirit. This unique program is always provided for free to patients and caregivers.
Each Laughter Sponsor will receive a special thank you message for their gift, big or small. On average, every $10 means a workshop for a new participants.
Donations are accepted via Paypal links below or VENMO to @laughtofeelgood
Rhythmic Heart Tap
In all of our wellness & corporate programs as well as our improv shows, we communicate using the Rhythmic Heart Tap. TAP is a non-verbal, non-physical, visible communication with values.
Anyone can use TAP. It's a visible, no touch action of tapping of the chest over your heart. TAP as many times as felt is needed to convey: hello, how are you, you have my attention and focus, first I listen, I see you, how can I help, thank you, etc. As the receiver's TAP conveys: hello, feeling good, you have my attention, I see you, thank you for helping, etc.