Running laughter therapy and emotional education workshops

Awareness-raising and development education · An ongoing programme of workshops with organisations across Malaga

Project summary

Admundi runs an ongoing programme of laughter therapy and emotional education workshops for volunteers and for the groups supported by various social, educational and healthcare organisations across the province of Malaga. The sessions offer a space for emotional expression, play and wellbeing, adapted in each case to the needs of the group taking part.

Areas of work

  • 2022
    • 26 April · Laughter and Movement workshop, Equality Department of Malaga City Council.
    • 19 May · Emotional Education workshop for women from Fundación Don Bosco.
    • 11 September · Workshop for volunteers of the Spanish Association Against Cancer (AECC).
    • 18 September · Workshop for volunteers of the Asociación Deméter por la Igualdad.
    • 3 November · Emotional Education workshop at the 2nd SACPA Volunteering Meeting.
  • 2023
    • 9 March · Emotional Education session at IES Reyes Católicos secondary school.
    • 20 March · Laughter Therapy workshop at Vithas Salud.
    • 24 April · Talk and workshop “Laughter therapy: give yourself permission to be happy”, Healthy UMA Festival, Faculty of Arts and Humanities.
    • 28 April · Laughter and Movement workshop, Equality Department of Malaga City Council.
    • 25 May · Laughter Therapy workshop for older people, El Pozuelo Centre, Torremolinos.
    • 11 November · Laughter therapy for women in residential care, Riogordo.
  • 2024
    • 9 February · Laughter therapy workshop for older people as part of the Red Cross “Crece” project, with 25 participants aged over 70.
    • March · Two laughter therapy workshops in the special needs unit at IES Concha Méndez Cuesta secondary school, Torremolinos, for 20 children.

Results

  • A programme sustained over three consecutive years.
  • More than a dozen social, educational and healthcare organisations supported.
  • Emotional management tools passed on to volunteers, students and people in vulnerable situations.

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