Tag Archives: humor and healing

The In ‘N Outpatient by Kris Harty

Posted on May 31, 2011 by admin

“You’re such a non-compliant patient.” Words I heard again at yet another medical appointment. I really should be fired sometimes. The words were said with affection, from a nurse who has become a friend. Nonetheless, though, she’s right. I am … Continue reading →

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How Humor Helps: Pediatric Patients

Posted on April 4, 2011 by admin

“You either love working peds or you don’t work peds.” I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard this nursing ‘wisdom’. There’s more than a grain of truth to it: generally nurses who specialize in pediatrics tend to love … Continue reading →

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Learning To Laugh When You Feel Like Crying: Allen Klein on Life and Loss

Posted on February 7, 2011 by cindypotts

Allen Klein’s work is very familiar to anyone interested in the connection between humor and healing. His The Healing Power of Humor is pivotal, must-read information essential for any nurse. Klein’s latest book, Learning to Laugh When You Feel Like … Continue reading →

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JNJ Talks to David Granirer!

Posted on August 31, 2009 by karynbuxman

David Granirer wears many hats. Counselor, comic, author, speaker, and a funny, funny guy, he is also the driving force behind Stand Up for Mental Health, an innovative program that is truly therapeutic humor in action. We’re thrilled to have … Continue reading →

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