Laughter improves well-being, social engagement, and quality of life. Often it’s the small simple things that will bring smiles and ignite giggles.

Laughter stimulates the release of endorphins, which are the body’s natural “feel-good” chemicals. This improves well-being, social engagement, and quality of life. Often it’s the small simple things that will bring smiles and ignite giggles.

In this article we cover:

  • Lifestyle changes can cause depression
  • Create a culture of happiness
  • HAPPINESS defined
  • 6 creative ways to make people laugh!

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Susan 17th Oct 2019 Activity Director
Ask your staff what they think because they are the ones who are wearing these
Brenda 17th Oct 2019 Activities Director
We are looking into different uniform ideas at this time. Staff currently wears the boring polo shirt and khaki pants. I'm working on getting a baseball style 3/4 sleeve shirt approved and the back of it would have our "Activities Staff" in place of a team number...something playful yet identifiable to residents. I'd love MORE suggestions though! :)
Cathy 6th Jul 2017 Lifestyle Coordinator/ DT
We have a lot of fun with impromptu dancing in any area. Just put on a CD with suitable music ( any fun dance music) and before we know it there's a disco going on!! Care staff join in as well.
Susan 30th May 2017 Activity Director
Have you ever heard of the "Secret Society of Happy People"?
How about "Hunt for Happiness Week" in mid January?
Daz 30th May 2017 Lifestyle Consultant
A wonderful article full of positivity.
Thankyou
Del 29th May 2017 activities officer
Del has submitted a new article: How to Create a Culture of Happiness
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