EPISODE · Jul 24, 2024 · 17 MIN
#17: On Laughter & Hugs (and their impact on our well-being)
from The Finding Sessions · host Natalie MacDonald
In this episode, through a couple of personal stories and observations, I share my views about how hugs and laughter can make our lives, and our relationships, more meaningful. I also talk about the health benefits of laughter, and the value in taking some time to pay attention when we give or receive a warm embrace with someone we care about. Although a light-hearted topic, I invite you to tune in and consider how hugs and laughter play a role in your life, and whether you may just want to pay a little more attention to how they show up!Some links to articles on the topic (as mentioned in the episode):https://mensa.org.uk/the-science-of-laughter/https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/stress-management/in-depth/stress-relief/art-20044456https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/01/health/science-of-laughter-scn-wellness/index.htmlThanks for Listening!I appreciate you taking the time to listen. If you enjoy it, please follow the show, and review it. If you think someone else may enjoy it, please share. I welcome you to follow me on my Instagram, where I also share my photography and positive thoughts for the day! @inflowwithnatalie "My wish for you is to live in positivity, health & harmony"
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In this episode, through a couple of personal stories and observations, I share my views about how hugs and laughter can make our lives, and our relationships, more meaningful. I also talk about the health benefits of laughter, and the value in taking some time to pay attention when we give or receive a warm embrace with someone we care about. Although a light-hearted topic, I invite you to tune in and consider how hugs and laughter play a role in your life, and whether you may j...
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