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Humor and Laughter Therapy Resources
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Definition
It is believed that humor and laughter may have some benificial psychological and physiological effects on the human body and wellbeing feeling.
Background Information
- Gelotology [View Resource]
- Laughter & Humour Therapy! [View Resource]
- Humor Therapy Infocenter [View Resource]
- Laughter Therapy: Cancer Treatment Centers of America [View Resource]
K-12 Experiments, Science Fair Projects and Articles
- Laughter is the Best Medicine [View Experiment]
- Laughter and the Brain [View Experiment]
- Humor therapy for cancer patients [View Experiment]
- Shift Your Mood With A Laughter Experiment [View Experiment]
- Laughter Yoga Activities Guide [View Experiment]
College Experiments, Studies and Articles
- The Life Threatened Child and the Life Enhancing Clown: Towards a Model of Therapeutic Clowning [View Experiment]
- ‘‘Laughing’’ rats and the evolutionary antecedents of human joy? [View Experiment]
- Laughter Yoga for Schizophrenia and Bipolar Depression [View Experiment]
- Emotions and Health: Laughter Really Is Good Medicine [View Experiment]
- Humor, Laughter, and Physical Health [View Experiment]
- The role of laughter in traditional Medicine and its relevance to the clinical Setting: healing with ha! [View Experiment]
- Therapeutic Use of Humor: Occupational Therapy Clinicians’ Perceptions and Practices [View Experiment]
- Laughter and Positive Therapies: Modern Approach and Practical Use in Medicine [View Experiment]
- Laughter and humor as complementary and alternative medicines for dementia patients [View Experiment]
- Humor's Healing Potential [View Experiment]
Theses and Dissertations
- The use of humor in counseling [View Thesis]
- The implementation of humour as deflective technique in contact boundary disturbance [View Thesis]
- Humor within the Therapeutic Relationship: Mental Health Therapists’ Experiences and Understandings [View Thesis]
- What prompts therapists to use humour in a counselling session [View Thesis]
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