Laugh for the health of it.
We're diligent about recharging our phones. It's time to power ourselves up
Join me June 22 in Pittston & July 20 in Allentown at Disability Pride PA events.
Conference organizers: consider a Laughter L
About
Humor and Laughter Heal
Thanks in part to a grant from the Humor Therapy Fund, Laugh to Live worked with NAMI Northeast Region PA on amazing events that promoted the healing power of humor and laughter and the importance of talking about mental health.
You Choose Your Path to Wellness
We cannot avoid stress. But we can choose how we respond to it. It might not feel natural to laugh or use humor in difficult times (at least not for everyone), but with practice, these can become your favorite resources to reframe the situation, rise above it and recharge your personal battery.
Research shows that laughter is good for your heart and so many other areas from head to toe.
Let me help your organization reach its wellness goals by:
- sharing laughter yoga with your employees for a stress-relieving and restorative experience that helps prevent and reduce costly health issues.
- Keep your employees connected in challenging times through in-person or online laughter programs.
Learn how I can help empower your employees & engage your customers
My two passions are communication and wellness. Whether you're a nonprofit, small business owner, or entrepreneur, I can help you strategize and create content for your social media, website, traditional marketing, public relations and event planning.
What do clients say?
King's College hired Jeannine to be the Creative Consultant and Marketing Advisor for our "About-Face" campaign to raise awareness about Opioid Use Disorder among college students. Her vision and planning for the project have been superb, as have been her contributions with graphics and social media. In addition, her attention and timeliness with all phases of the campaign have been great. Jeannine gives your project her full and expert attention! Our team recommends her very highly. --Bill Bolan, Director of Shoval Center