Laughter workshops designed specifically for patients and caregivers affected by cancer or Parkinson's.
Since 2014, Christine has been using the power of improv to bring joy to care receivers and caregivers of all kinds. Supported by facilities like the Center for Building Hope, the Jewish Family and Children's Services and Sarasota Memorial Hospital before the pandemic and since April 2020, all workshops have been over Zoom. We are so grateful to the SunCoast View team for highlighting us over the years.
"This is one of the most fun groups I belong to. I truly cherish the moments of laughter we have spent together."
- Grace B
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This free virtual workshop is open to the public.
Instructor: Emily
Yes, let's laugh. Give your brain a break with a fun-filled hour of laugh...
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This free virtual workshop welcomes all cancer care receivers & caregivers.
Instructor: Christine
A welcoming online session of safe movement...
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Your support will enable us to meet the goals of our wellness outreach, increase the impact of our efforts and fuel our success.
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!
Emily is a recovering former attorney and amazingly having breast cancer was directly responsible for kicking off her improv career. Being given a second chance her next step was improv. After ending treatment,
18 years later she still is performing!
One of her personal goals is to share her experiences with other cancer patients and to help them in turn experience the healing benefits of laughter through improv workshops.
Emily has been there: suffered the trauma of hair loss, overwhelming fatigue, chemo brain and the stress of uncertainty. "Coming together in workshops in a safe and accepting environment to just laugh and be silly is an important part of treatment. Never underestimate the power of laughter in conquering cancer." Emily Levin ~ longtime instructor
"For that one hour, I didn't think about cancer at all."