I have been extremely busy over the past few weeks (months) and haven't had the opportunity to devote as much time as I would have liked to reporting recent news coverage on Laughter Yoga in [...]
Dr Gita Suraj-Narayan, 56, and her daughter Sheroma, 26, from South Africa, have recently received international recognition for their research on the benefits of laughter therapy for stroke victims. Their work has impressed the members of the social welfare department at Ryukoku University Junior College in Japan so much that they intend to use their techniques of laughter-yoga to help people deal with the shock of the recent earthquakes in Japan.
Sue MacLusky, 49, from Stourbridge, launched laughter yoga classes in her hometown after a dark period in her life last summer, during which she was deperately unhappy.