The Feb. 17 online radio show in the ongoing series of broadcasts on improving your sense of humor was again devoted to the First Humor Habit in Dr. McGhee’s 7 Humor Habits Training Program. To listen to the archive of this (and any other past) show, go to www.americanseniorgazette.org. Archives are posted about 5 days [...]
The First Humor Habit—Part 2: Discovering the Nature of Your Present Sense of Humor
February 19, 2012 By
The First Humor Habit: Immerse Yourself in Humor & Start Thinking about the Nature of Your Sense of Humor
February 10, 2012 By
The Feb. 10 radio show in the ongoing series of broadcasts on improving your sense of humor was devoted to the First Humor Habit in Dr. McGhee’s 7 Humor Habits Humor Training Program. To listen to the archive of this (and any other past) show, go to www.americanseniorgazette.org and click on “Paul McGhee on Humor.” [...]
Assess your Sense of Humor NOW before Starting the Radio-Mediated Humor Training Program
February 3, 2012 By
[This article contains a Sense of Humor Test. See the Jan. 23, 2012 article found at this website (www.LaughterRemedy.com) under “Developing Humor Coping Skills” for details about how to participate in the ongoing (Feb.10 – April 27) series of Dr. McGhee’s radio broadcasts devoted to improving your sense of humor and learning to use humor [...]
Humor Skills Training on the Radio: Innovation in Radio broadcasting
January 23, 2012 By
An Upcoming (February, March & April) Weekly Series of Live Radio Broadcasts devoted to Learning to Use Your Sense of Humor to Promote Greater Resilience, Health and Happiness Every Friday, 11-11:15 a.m. (Eastern time in the USA) February 10 – April 27, 2012 Weekly Skill-Development Exercises Posted after each Show at www.LaughterRemedy.com. WNZK (690 AM) [...]
Build Your Child’s Verbal Humor Skills Using Riddles
October 18, 2011 By
[Adapted from P. McGhee, Stumble Bees and Pelephones: How to Develop a Powerful Verbal Sense of Humor (children’s edition). See “Books by Paul McGhee” to order.] An earlier article at this website noted that children become intellectually capable of understanding the double meanings that form the basis for most riddles at six or seven years [...]
Humor Facilitates Children’s Intellectual Develoment
October 18, 2011 By
[Adapted from P. McGhee, Understanding and Promoting the Development of Children’s Humor. See “Books by Dr. McGhee” to order.] A good sense of humor provides a broad range of important developmental benefits to children, just as it does to adults. You can help assure that your own children receive these benefits by actively supporting the [...]
Mild Humor & Laughter Support Breathing in COPD Patients
September 28, 2011 By
[This article was adapted from McGhee, P. Humor: The Lighter Path to Resilience and Health. Bloomington, IN: AuthorHouse. References to the research discussed below are presented in this book.] Intuitively, you would assume that laughter would not be a good idea for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD—a condition (which may result from [...]
Humor Yourself to Better Pulmonary Health: Introduction
September 28, 2011 By
[This article was adapted from McGhee, P. Humor: The Lighter Path to Resilience and Health. Bloomington, IN: AuthorHouse. References to the research discussed below are presented in this book.] Researchers have recently begun to study the pulmonary benefits of humor and laughter. If you are already in good health, their contribution to pulmonary health is [...]