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Is Laughter Therapy Useful in a Health CRISIS?: Meta-Analysis of Laughter Therapy
J-Institute, 2021Wonsook Bak +9 more
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Laughter therapy: promoting health and wellbeing
Nursing and Residential Care, 2014It is often said that ‘laughter is the best medicine’ and in the last 10 years research has been published on the health benefits of laughter. In this article, hypnotherapist Roger Gilbert describes one way in which laughter can be used to promote health, happiness and wellbeing
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Laughter as therapy against pain
2014Teorijska ishodišta: Cilj rada je prikazati kako smijeh utječe na smanjenje boli, odnosno potaknuti razmišljanje kako se na smijeh ne bi trebalo gledati samo kao na odraz raspoloženja, oblik ponašanja i instinktivnu ljudsku aktivnost, već da se tehnikama smijeha može smanjiti percepcija boli.
Sajko, Melita +3 more
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Laughter Therapy: a Complementary Therapy to Western Medicine
2019A doença e a hospitalização são fatores estressantes; nesse sentido, as instituições têm o dever de lidar de forma integral com a saúde dos pacientes. Para isso, existem múltiplas terapias complementares como a risoterapia. Esta se baseia no humor para a promoção da saúde e encarrega-se de divertir as pessoas, levando sorrisos aonde predominam os ...
Villán Gaona, Jorge Luciano +2 more
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Effect of laughter therapy on chronic head and neck pain
CRANIO®This study investigated the effects of laughter on chronic head and neck pain.Subjects with chronic head and neck pain of ≥ six months duration occurring at least four days per week participated in this pilot cohort study. Differences in self-reported pain were assessed at baseline, Day 7, Day 14, Day 21 and Day 28 using the Short Form McGill Pain ...
Joseph R. Cohen +3 more
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[Humour therapy, laughter and the intervention of clowns in gerontology].
Soins. Gerontologie, 2019Confronted with the growing incidence of age-related pathologies and the limits of so-called traditional medicine oriented towards the prescribing of medicines, non-pharmacological approaches have grown considerably in the geriatric community. A literature review focused on the therapeutic benefit of humour, laughter and the use of clowns on the ...
Anne, Lelièvre +5 more
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The effect of laughter therapy on happiness and self‐esteem level in 5th grade students
Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Nursing, 2022Inci Acikgoz, Fatma Özlem ÖZTÜRK
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