Laughter Yoga has quietly become one of Australia’s more unusual and effective wellbeing exports, showing up everywhere from corporate conference stages to suburban parks on a Saturday morning. Search “laughter yoga near me” or “laughter yoga for my workplace” and the results range from tiny volunteer-run community clubs through to full-time professional facilitators who work with national conferences and large corporate offices. That range is part of what makes choosing a provider genuinely confusing.
This guide walks through ten Laughter Yoga providers, organisations and community groups currently active across Australia, starting with Laughter Works, a Melbourne-based provider of Laughter Yoga keynotes, workshops and events for teams, workplaces and conferences. From there, the list covers a mix of national wellness businesses, city-based facilitators and long-running community laughter clubs, so you can work out which style of session actually suits what you need, whether that is a one-off conference energiser, a recurring workplace wellbeing program, or a free Saturday laugh in the park.
Table of Contents
- What Is Laughter Yoga?
- How Laughter Yoga Sessions Work
- What to Look for in a Laughter Yoga Provider
- The 10 Best Laughter Yoga Providers in Australia
- Comparison Table
- How to Choose the Right Laughter Yoga Provider
- Laughter Yoga for Different Needs
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Final Thoughts
What Is Laughter Yoga?
Laughter Yoga is a wellbeing practice that combines intentional, playful laughter exercises with the deep, controlled breathing used in yogic breathing practices. Unlike stand-up comedy or humour-based programs, it does not rely on jokes, punchlines, or comedic timing. Instead, participants are guided through simple exercises, gentle eye contact, playful movement and childlike games that trigger real physiological laughter, even when it starts out deliberately or “simulated.”
The practice was developed in 1995 by Indian physician Dr Madan Kataria, who began with a handful of participants in a Mumbai park and built what has since become an international movement, documented on Wikipedia. The premise behind it is straightforward: the body does not fully distinguish between genuine and voluntary laughter, so a group that starts out “faking” the exercises tends to end up laughing for real within a few minutes.
Laughter Yoga sits somewhere between a light physical workout, a breathing practice and a social icebreaker. Sessions are typically led by a trained facilitator, often called a laughter leader or laughter yoga teacher and can run anywhere from fifteen minutes to a couple of hours depending on the setting. In Australia today, it is delivered as corporate team-building activities, as Laughter Yoga Events at conferences, as therapeutic sessions in aged care and disability settings and as free community laughter clubs that meet weekly in parks and halls around the country.
Academic institutions have also taken an interest. UCSF’s Osher Center for Integrative Health, for example, includes laughter yoga among its public wellness class offerings, describing a practice that pairs playful laughter exercises with yogic breathing to support relaxation and stress relief (see the UCSF Osher Center).
How Laughter Yoga Sessions Work
A typical Laughter Yoga session follows a loose but recognisable structure, regardless of whether it is run in a boardroom, a conference hall, or a community park.
The Warm-Up
Sessions usually begin with light stretching, clapping in rhythm, often to a “ho-ho, ha-ha-ha” chant and simple breathing exercises. This gets blood flowing and signals to the group that the session is about to shift into something more playful than a standard meeting or class.
Laughter Exercises
The facilitator then leads a series of structured laughter exercises. These are playful, sometimes slightly silly scenarios, such as pretending to laugh on the phone, greeting other participants with exaggerated enthusiasm, or laughing at each other like cartoon characters. Eye contact and childlike playfulness are used deliberately because they help shift the group from self-conscious politeness into more spontaneous laughter.
Breathing and Grounding
Between exercises, facilitators typically bring the group back to slower, deeper breathing. This is where the “yoga” part of Laughter Yoga becomes most obvious: the alternating rhythm of vigorous laughter and controlled breathing is thought to be part of why participants often report feeling both energised and calmer afterwards.
Closing Relaxation
Many sessions, particularly longer ones, end with a few minutes of guided relaxation or a short laughter meditation, where the group sits or lies quietly to let the effects settle before returning to work or daily life.
Because the exercises do not depend on jokes, no comedic skill or sense of humour is required from participants, which is part of why providers describe Laughter Yoga as accessible to almost anyone, including people who would never consider themselves “a laugher.” Sessions can be adapted for seated groups, people with limited mobility and settings such as aged care or disability services.
Research into the effects of structured laughter exercises has been growing. A study archived via the National Center for Biotechnology Information’s PubMed Central platform examined laughter-based interventions in relation to markers of stress and psychological well-being (see the research summary), part of a wider body of work exploring why structured laughter appears to have measurable effects on mood and stress response, alongside the more anecdotal reports facilitators hear from participants after almost every session.
What to Look for in a Laughter Yoga Provider
Not every provider offers the same kind of session, so the “best” one really depends on what you are trying to achieve. A few things are worth checking before you book:
- Experience with your setting. A facilitator who mostly runs free community laughter clubs may not have the same conference-stage experience as someone who regularly works corporate events and vice versa.
- Certification and training background. Most credible facilitators in Australia have completed accredited laughter yoga leader or teacher training, often affiliated with either Dr Kataria’s original school or the Laughter Wellness training pathway.
- Corporate versus community focus. Some providers work almost exclusively with businesses, conferences and workplaces; others are volunteer-run community clubs with a strong social and public-health focus. Both are valuable, but they serve different purposes.
- Session format flexibility. Can the provider run a fifteen-minute conference energiser as easily as a half-day workshop or online sessions for remote teams?
- Location and travel. Some Australian providers work nationally and travel between capital cities, while others are firmly based in one region or metro area.
- Additional facilitation skills. Several providers also work as conference MCs, keynote speakers, or corporate trainers, useful if you want laughter yoga woven into a broader event rather than delivered as a standalone segment.
- Clarity around pricing and inclusions. Because group size, travel and session length all affect cost, most providers price on application rather than publishing a flat rate, so it pays to ask directly what is included.
Weighing these factors against your own situation, whether that is a national conference, an ongoing workplace wellbeing initiative, or simply wanting to try a free community class, will do more to narrow down the right choice than picking whichever provider ranks first in a search.
The 10 Best Laughter Yoga Providers in Australia
The list below draws on factors including service offering, Australian coverage, workshop and training availability, corporate suitability, public and community accessibility and facilitators’ training or specialist experience. It is not a ranked “number one to ten” competition result, but a curated overview of providers who genuinely offer laughter yoga services, workshops, clubs, or training within Australia, starting with the provider most geared toward professional workplace and event delivery.
1. Laughter Works
Laughter Works is a Melbourne-based provider of laughter yoga keynotes, workshops and events for teams, workplaces and conferences, led by facilitator Cris Popp. The organisation positions itself around one specific niche: bringing structured, professionally facilitated laughter sessions into corporate and event settings, rather than running a broad wellness practice that happens to include laughter as one of many offerings.
What They Offer
Laughter Works’ core service is Laughter Yoga delivered as a signature offering for corporate events, described on the organisation’s site as going beyond a typical team-building segment by using the infectiousness of laughter to leave an impression that outlasts the event itself. Alongside standalone sessions, Cris Popp and the team also take on master-of-ceremony duties at conferences, handling the trickier moments of an event program, such as the opening, the close and the post-lunch energy dip, while incorporating laughter-based interaction to keep an audience engaged.
Corporate and Workplace Focus
Workplace Laughter Yoga sits at the centre of what Laughter Works does. The site outlines use cases including conferences, virtual and face-to-face Laughter Yoga for Business sessions, executive retreats, product launch celebrations, end-of-year celebrations, wellness festivals, strategic planning days, induction programs, negotiation lighteners and conflict resolution sessions. That breadth suggests a provider comfortable adapting the same underlying technique to quite different event objectives, rather than running a single fixed workshop format.
Locations
Laughter Works serves Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Canberra and Hobart, with the option of virtual sessions for teams that are remote or spread across multiple offices. This national reach, combined with a Melbourne home base, makes it a workable option for organisations running events in more than one Australian city.
What Makes Them Different
Where many providers split their time across several unrelated wellness services, Laughter Works is squarely focused on Corporate Laughter Yoga and events. The Professional Laughter Yoga delivery, MC capability and conference-specific framing point to a provider built around the practical needs of event organisers rather than a generalist wellness offering.
Best For
Businesses and conference organisers looking for a facilitator who understands event structure, corporate teams wanting a genuinely different laughter-based activity rather than another generic icebreaker and organisations across Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Canberra and Hobart wanting an in-person or virtual session.
Website: laughterworks.com.au
2. Laughter Yoga Australia
Laughter Yoga Australia describes itself as a social enterprise dedicated to providing health and wellbeing programs to organisations that take staff and client care seriously. Led by CEO Merv Neal, who has more than fifteen years of experience in the field and is one of a small number of internationally authorised Master Trainers, the organisation runs both public-facing community laughter clubs and paid corporate services.
What They Offer
Workshops for workplaces, schools and community groups; conference involvement ranging from short ice-breakers to full keynote-style sessions; multi-day retreats that combine laughter with yoga, tai chi, meditation and mindfulness and a structured pathway of laughter yoga leader and teacher training courses delivered in person and online across most Australian capital cities.
Corporate or Community Focus
Both. Laughter Yoga Australia runs free community laughter clubs, including regular online sessions, alongside its paid corporate and training arm, giving it one of the broader footprints of any Australian provider.
What Makes Them Different
The organisation’s training pathway is unusually deep for the Australian market, ranging from a foundational leader course through to advanced business training for people wanting to run their own laughter yoga practice, plus specialist add-on courses such as aged-care-specific sessions.
Best For
Organisations wanting a facilitator with a long professional track record, people interested in training as a laughter leader themselves and community members looking for a free or low-cost weekly laughter club.
Website: laughteryoga-australia.org
3. Holistic Services Group
Holistic Services Group (HSG) is a national corporate wellness company that includes laughter yoga workshops as one part of a much broader service menu covering massage, yoga, tai chi, meditation, ergonomics, nutrition and mindfulness.
What They Offer
HSG’s laughter yoga workshops are typically pitched as a one-hour lunch-and-learn style session, though they can be extended into a half-day format that combines laughter exercises with information on workplace communication, stress management and resilience. The organisation lists a long track record of corporate clients across sectors including insurance, telecommunications, healthcare and government.
Corporate or Community Focus
Almost entirely corporate. HSG positions itself as a workplace wellness provider first, with laughter yoga as one bookable module alongside services like seated massage, ergonomic assessments and financial literacy workshops, particularly suiting organisations that want to bundle laughter yoga into a wider wellbeing program rather than book it as a standalone activity.
Locations
HSG operates across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra and regional Australia, plus virtual delivery for remote teams and further afield across parts of the Asia-Pacific region.
What Makes Them Different
Because HSG is a multi-service wellness provider rather than a laughter-yoga specialist, it suits organisations wanting to combine laughter yoga with other wellness bookings, such as massage, yoga, or ergonomics, through a single supplier relationship, simplifying procurement for larger workplace wellbeing calendars.
Best For
Larger organisations running an ongoing wellbeing calendar who want one supplier across multiple modalities, and workplaces wanting laughter yoga folded into a broader stress-management or wellness day.
Website: holisticservices.com.au
4. Laugh and Live Well
Based in Sydney, Laugh and Live Well is run by Connie Costa, an internationally recognised Laughter Wellness facilitator and trainer who holds a Bachelor of Education with Honours and trained directly under Sebastien Gendry, founder of the Laughter Wellness methodology, becoming Australia’s first Laughter Wellness Teacher at the highest certification level.
What They Offer
Laughter Wellness workshops for schools and universities, including a program called “Keep Calm and Laugh It Out” for students, community sessions and facilitator training courses. Connie also coordinates Sydney’s Bondi Beach Laughter Club and the annual World Laughter Day event held there.
Corporate or Community Focus
A genuine mix, spanning education settings, community laughter club coordination and professional training for people wanting to become facilitators themselves.
What Makes Them Different
The education-sector specialisation is fairly distinctive; Laugh and Live Well has built specific programs around the stress and wellbeing challenges faced by school and university students, rather than treating young people as a smaller version of a corporate audience.
Best For
Schools, universities and youth-focused organisations wanting laughter wellness content designed specifically for students, plus anyone in Sydney wanting to join an established community laughter club or pursue facilitator training.
Website: laughandlivewell.com
5. The Happydemic
The Happydemic is a Brisbane-based social enterprise founded and led by HeatherJoy Campbell, a Certified Laughter Yoga Teacher who trained directly with Dr Madan Kataria and serves as a Global Ambassador for Laughter Yoga International.
What They Offer
Tailored online and in-person wellbeing sessions for workplaces and community groups, therapeutic laughter sessions for aged care residents and in-person training in Brisbane for people wanting to become Certified Laughter Yoga Leaders. The organisation also coordinates and supports a network of community laughter clubs across South-East Queensland local government areas, including Brisbane, Moreton Bay, Ipswich, Redland City, Logan City, Gold Coast City and Sunshine Coast.
Corporate or Community Focus
Both, with a particularly strong community and aged care presence alongside workplace bookings.
What Makes Them Different
The Happydemic’s reach into Queensland community laughter clubs is one of the more extensive of any provider on this list and the founder’s direct training under Dr Kataria and role as a Global Ambassador give the organisation strong ties to the international laughter yoga movement.
Best For
Queensland-based workplaces, aged care providers and community groups, plus anyone wanting to locate an established laughter club across South-East Queensland.
Website: thehappydemic.com.au
6. Laugh WA
Laugh WA Inc. is a volunteer-led, not-for-profit organisation based in Western Australia, affiliated with both Laughter Yoga Australia and Laughter Yoga International.
What They Offer
Certified Laughter Yoga Leader training courses, a network of community laughter clubs across Perth and regional WA, including Bunbury, presentations for schools and clubs and bookable sessions for health, corporate and private events. The organisation has also supported the introduction of laughter yoga into aged care, disability services and mental health settings across the state.
Corporate or Community Focus
Primarily community and not-for-profit in structure, though it also facilitates corporate and private event bookings.
What Makes Them Different
As a not-for-profit rather than a private business, Laugh WA’s pricing and structure tend to lean toward community accessibility, while still offering the certified training pathway needed to run sessions professionally.
Best For
Western Australian community groups, aged care and disability organisations and anyone wanting to train as a laughter leader in WA.
Website: laughwa.org.au
7. Laughter Clubs Victoria
Laughter Clubs Victoria (LCVi) runs an established laughter leader training program in Melbourne, led by trainer Mahes Karuppiah-Quillen, a Laughter Therapist and Laughter Yoga Global Ambassador certified through Dr Madan Kataria’s school.
What They Offer
A two-day, internationally recognised Laughter Leader Training course covering foundational laughter exercises, plus an advanced module for people wanting to manage their own laughter yoga business, present at corporate seminars and work with specialist groups including children, seniors and people with additional needs. LCVi also organises public events such as Australia Day and World Laughter Day sessions.
Corporate or Community Focus
Training and community-oriented, with a strong public events calendar.
What Makes Them Different
LCVi’s training pathway is one of the more structured and business-oriented in Victoria, aimed as much at building a laughter yoga career as at simply learning the exercises.
Best For
Victorians wanting formal, internationally recognised laughter leader certification and anyone interested in eventually running their own laughter yoga organisation or corporate laughter yoga sessions.
Website: laughterclubsvic.org.au
8. Laughter Clubs SA – Eastwood Laughter Club
Meeting weekly in Adelaide’s Eastwood Community Centre garden, the Eastwood Laughter Club is recognised as the longest continuously running laughter club in Australia, coordinated by David Cronin under the Laughter Clubs SA banner.
What They Offer
Free, donation-based community laughter sessions held every Saturday morning, open to all ages with no prerequisites, wheelchair accessible and set outdoors whenever possible. Laughter Clubs SA also supports other South Australian groups, including the Semaphore Laughter Club and sessions in Unley.
Corporate or Community Focus
Purely community-based and volunteer-run.
What Makes Them Different
Longevity is the standout feature here. A laughter club that has run continuously for this long says something about the durability of the format as a genuine, ongoing social and wellbeing practice, rather than a passing trend.
Best For
Adelaide locals wanting a free, welcoming, long-established weekly laughter session and anyone curious about trying laughter yoga without any cost or commitment.
Website: sacommunity.org listing
9. Laughter For Living
Run by Lynette Mitchell from Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, Laughter For Living combines laughter yoga facilitation with personal growth classes, life coaching and holistic living counselling.
What They Offer
Monthly workshops in Knoxfield combine laughter yoga with meditation, creative expression and themed sessions, plus the long-running Ferntree Gully Laughter Club, which grew out of the original Boronia Laughter Club Lynette started. She also facilitates laughter sessions for businesses, community groups and private celebration gatherings.
Corporate or Community Focus
Predominantly community- and individual-focused, with corporate and event bookings available on request.
What Makes Them Different
Lynette’s background blending laughter yoga with broader personal development and coaching work gives sessions a slightly different flavour to purely corporate-facing providers, useful for people looking at laughter yoga as part of a wider personal wellbeing journey rather than a single workplace activity.
Best For
Individuals in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs want a regular, community-feel laughter practice alongside personal development content and small groups want a more intimate, less corporate session style.
Website: laughterforliving.com.au
10. Sydney Laughter (Randwick)
Sydney Laughter, led by facilitator Shari and based in Randwick, offers laughter yoga classes and workshops across the greater Sydney area, alongside certified laughter yoga leader training.
What They Offer
Regular public laughter classes around Sydney, custom corporate team-building workshops and sessions tailored for specific groups, including children, older adults and people with limited mobility or additional health needs.
Corporate or Community Focus
A blend of public community classes and custom corporate bookings.
What Makes Them Different
The provider’s experience running sessions for a genuinely wide range of participant groups, from corporate teams through to seniors and people with additional needs, suggests a facilitation style built around adapting the same core technique to quite different audiences, rather than a single fixed format.
Best For
Sydney-based groups wanting flexible session design for mixed-ability or mixed-age audiences and corporate teams wanting a Sydney-based facilitator for team-building days.
Website: sydneylaughter.com.au
Laughter Yoga Providers Australia: What Each Offers
The table below summarises each provider at a glance. It is based on publicly available information about service offering, Australian coverage, workshop and training availability, corporate suitability and community accessibility, rather than any independent ranking or review process.
| Provider | Location / Coverage | Main Offering | Best For | Session Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Laughter Works | Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Canberra, Hobart (+ virtual) | Corporate keynotes, workshops, conference MC | Conferences, corporate events, teams | In-person & virtual |
| Laughter Yoga Australia | National (major capital cities) | Workshops, retreats, leader training | Organisations, schools, aspiring facilitators | In-person & online |
| Holistic Services Group | Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra | Workplace wellness including laughter yoga | Larger organisations bundling wellness services | In-person & virtual |
| Laugh and Live Well | Sydney / NSW | Laughter Wellness workshops, school programs, training | Schools, universities, community | In-person |
| The Happydemic | Brisbane / South-East QLD | Workplace, aged care & community sessions, training | QLD workplaces, aged care, community groups | In-person & online |
| Laugh WA | Perth / WA | Community clubs, training, event bookings | WA community groups, aged care, disability orgs | In-person |
| Laughter Clubs Victoria | Melbourne / VIC | Leader training, public events | Aspiring facilitators, VIC community | In-person |
| Laughter Clubs SA (Eastwood) | Adelaide / SA | Free weekly community laughter club | Individuals wanting a free local session | In-person |
| Laughter For Living | Melbourne eastern suburbs | Community workshops, coaching, laughter club | Individuals, small groups | In-person |
| Sydney Laughter (Randwick) | Sydney / NSW | Public classes, corporate workshops, training | Mixed-ability & mixed-age groups | In-person |
How to Choose the Right Laughter Yoga Provider
Once you have a shortlist, a few practical questions can help you land on the right fit.
Start with your goal. A single conference energiser calls for a provider experienced with stage settings and large groups, such as Laughter Works’ event and MC work. An ongoing workplace wellbeing calendar might suit a multi-service provider like Holistic Services Group, while a personal interest in the practice is often better served by joining a free community club such as the Eastwood Laughter Club or a Laughter Yoga Australia session.
Ask about the facilitator’s background. Most reputable Australian facilitators can point to specific training, whether that is Dr Kataria’s original Certified Laughter Yoga Leader pathway or the Laughter Wellness training lineage associated with Sébastien Gendry. It is reasonable to ask which training a facilitator has completed and how long they have been running sessions.
Match the format to your group. Consider group size, whether participants will be seated or standing, any accessibility requirements and whether the session needs to fit into a tight conference schedule or can run as a relaxed half-day workshop.
Check availability in your location. Providers such as Laughter Works cover Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Canberra and Hobart, plus virtual delivery, while others, like Laugh WA or Laughter Clubs Victoria, are more regionally focused. If you are running a multi-city event series, confirm the provider can travel or has a genuinely national reach.
Confirm pricing directly. Because laughter yoga pricing depends on group size, session length, location and travel, providers generally ask you to enquire directly rather than publishing a single flat rate, so it is worth building a quick email or phone enquiry into your planning timeline.
Laughter Yoga for Different Needs
Corporate Teams and Workplaces
For businesses, laughter yoga tends to work best as either a stand-alone team-building session or as one component of a broader wellbeing calendar. Laughter Yoga services aimed at workplaces typically focus on stress reduction, communication and morale, delivered as anything from a fifteen-minute energiser to a half-day workshop.
Conferences and Events
Conference organisers often use laughter yoga as an opener, a post-lunch re-energiser, or a closing activity that sends attendees out on a high note. Providers experienced with stage and large-audience settings, rather than only small seated groups, tend to be a better fit here.
Aged Care and Community Groups
Several providers on this list, including The Happydemic and Laugh WA, have specific experience adapting laughter yoga for aged care residents, seated groups and people with limited mobility. Sessions in this setting are usually shorter, gentler and focused as much on social connection as on physical exercise.
Schools and Universities
Laugh and Live Well’s work with students shows how laughter wellness programs can be adapted for younger audiences dealing with academic stress, built around structured, age-appropriate content rather than a straight corporate format.
Individuals and Small Groups
For people wanting to try laughter yoga without a corporate booking or program, community laughter clubs, such as those run through Laughter Clubs SA, Laughter Clubs Victoria and Laughter For Living, offer a free or low-cost weekly entry point. For those wanting a more polished, Laughter Yoga Specialists-led introduction instead, professional providers can often accommodate small private groups on request.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Laughter Yoga?
Laughter Yoga is a wellbeing practice combining intentional laughter exercises with yogic breathing and playful movement, developed by Dr Madan Kataria in India in 1995.
What happens in a Laughter Yoga session?
Sessions typically involve a warm-up, a series of guided playful laughter exercises, breathing breaks and often a short closing relaxation, all led by a trained facilitator.
Is Laughter Yoga suitable for beginners?
Yes. No experience, fitness level, or sense of humour is required, since the exercises are structured and guided step by step by the facilitator.
Where can I find Laughter Yoga in Australia?
Laughter Yoga is available through professional providers such as Laughter Works, community laughter clubs in most capital cities and organisations like Laughter Yoga Australia and Laughter Clubs Victoria.
How much does a Laughter Yoga session cost?
Pricing varies significantly depending on group size, format and location, so it is best to contact providers directly for a quote rather than expect a fixed rate.
Is Laughter Yoga suitable for corporate teams?
Yes, many Australian providers, including Laughter Works and Holistic Services Group, run sessions specifically designed for workplace team-building and staff wellbeing.
Can Laughter Yoga be done online?
Yes, several providers, including Laughter Yoga Australia and The Happydemic, offer sessions via video call for remote or distributed teams and community members.
What is the difference between Laughter Yoga and traditional yoga?
Traditional yoga generally centres on physical postures and stillness, whereas Laughter Yoga focuses on playful laughter exercises paired with breathing, without requiring flexibility or yoga poses.
How long is a typical Laughter Yoga session?
Sessions can range from a fifteen-minute conference energiser through to a two-hour community laughter club meeting, depending on the setting and provider.
How do I choose a Laughter Yoga provider?
Match the provider’s experience, whether corporate, community, aged care, or education, to your setting, check their facilitator training background and confirm availability and pricing directly.
Final Thoughts
Laughter Yoga has grown from a single Mumbai park gathering into a genuinely varied Australian landscape of providers, ranging from professional event facilitators to volunteer-run community clubs that have been meeting weekly for decades. There is no single “right” provider, only the one that matches what you are trying to achieve, whether that is energising a conference room, supporting staff wellbeing over the long term, adapting sessions for aged care residents, or simply finding a free weekly laugh with your local community.
Laughter Works stands out for organisations wanting a facilitator built specifically around corporate events, conferences and workplace wellbeing across Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Canberra and Hobart. From there, providers such as Laughter Yoga Australia, Holistic Services Group, The Happydemic and the various state-based community clubs each bring their own strengths, whether that is training pathways, multi-service wellness bundling, or simply decades of community goodwill. Whichever provider you choose, the practice itself remains refreshingly simple: structured laughter, a bit of playful breathing and a room full of people who came in stressed and left smiling.
