… 4 sessions of laughter therapy; laughter therapy was effective in … laughter therapy and after
6-session laughter therapy in their study on 33 patients with postmastectomy (laughter therapy…

… to either an intervention group (laughter therapy) or control group (no laughter therapy).
Each participant in the intervention group underwent a laughter therapy session once every two …

… after repeated laughter therapy compared to that before laughter therapy (Figure 1c). …
laughter therapy (data not shown), the increase in serotonin concentration by laughter therapy …

… Laughter therapy improved the quality of life of nursing home residents. Therefore, nursing
home management should integrate laughter therapy into health care and laughter therapy …

… Laughter therapy, one of the key non-pharmacological interventions, is a universal … Laughter
therapy may be used for both preventive and therapeutic purposes. Laughter can also be a …

… week as the laughter therapy group. … the laughter therapy group and 91 in the control group.
We excluded 35 subjects in the laughter therapy group, who had received laughter therapy …

… effect of laughter therapy on the … of laughter therapy on loneliness and death anxiety in
nursing home residents. Further, no negative effects or complaints regarding the laughter therapy …

… of including a laughter therapy into group psychotherapy. Methods: The laughter therapy
session was experimentally included in group psychotherapy. Laughter therapy consisted of …

… In addition, laughter therapy does not require specialized … and attempted to include laughter
therapy to more traditional … In conclusion, laughter therapy is effective and scientifically …

… and negative effects of Laughter Therapy (LT) on mental health. An Integrative Literature
Review of published literature about effects of Laughter Therapy on mental health was …