2020 Keynote
Leigh Anne JashewayIf Things Could Just Stop Changing, That Would Be GreatA Light-Hearted Approach to a Healthier Mind and BodyWhen things all around us are changing, we feel out of control, out of whack, and out of patience. But you can learn to thrive during change by flexing your resilience, learning best case scenario thinking, and seeing things for their potential to be funny. Join this fun and funny session to get back your sense of humor and use it for a better, healthier life at work and at home. |  |
About Leigh Anne Jasheway
Leigh Anne Jasheway, M.P.H. (master of public health/mistress of public
humor) is a stress management and humor expert who helps people manage
stress, embrace change, and become healthier by learning to lighten up.
She speaks at 30-40 conferences and workshops every year and is a member
of the Association for Applied and Therapeutic Humor (AATH). She is the
author of 25 books, including Don’t
Get Mad, Get Funny; Not Guilty by Reason of Menopause; 101 Comedy Games
for Children and Grown-Ups; Date Me, Date My Dog; and The Stressed Out
Woman’s Guide to Letting Go with Laughter. She won the national
Erma Bombeck Humor Writing Award for her true story on how her first
mammogram caught on fire. She teaches at Lane Community College, and
formerly, the University of Oregon. She is also a humor writer for The
Syndrome Mag and formerly the Register Guard’s Weekend, and the former
host of The Giggle Spot on All Comedy Radio.Contact Josie Hummert |