Laughter in Service
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Laughter in Service

Hannes Urdl, künstlerischer Leiter der ROTEN NASEN Clowndoctors in der Steiermark und Erwachsenenbildner. Er ist seit mehr als zwanzig Jahren in der Aus- und Fortbildung für Pflegepersonal un

Those who use humour and laughter appropriately deepen relationships, create a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, and help both themselves and others to navigate their (professional) daily lives more resiliently.

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Description

Humour is a reliable bridge to the 'you'. The well-dosed use of fun, wit or appropriate remarks can open hearts, relieve difficult situations and reveal new perspectives. For patients and residents of nursing homes, humour can be an effective coping strategy and aid that soothes and reconciles with the current life situation.


The hospital clown and adult educator Hannes Urdl draws from his extensive repertoire of acting humorously in the nursing environment and enables a deeper understanding of the connections and effects of humour and laughter.


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Course content

  • Humour as a boost for communication
  • We examine typical situations in nursing and look for humorous and unusual approaches to people
  • Theory and countless case examples encourage
  • Allow humour and a joyful attitude to flow effectively into daily nursing life in your own personal way
  • Creativity training – what is my humour style?
  • Psychological effects of laughter
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Target group

Diploma nurses, nursing assistants, care assistants.

Course provider: The Carinthian Adult Education Centres

The Carinthian Adult Education Centres

Course provider: The Carinthian Adult Education Centres

For questions about course content, please contact:

The Carinthian Adult Education Centres

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