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Finding community and joy at ‘Laughter Yoga’ in South Portland

Finding community and joy at ‘Laughter Yoga’ in South Portland
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Laughter Yoga Sessions Bring Monthly Boost to South Portland Community

South Portland residents have a unique way of wrapping up each month: gathering at the South Portland Community Center for a session of laughter yoga.

Held on the last Friday of every month, the unconventional wellness gathering has drawn participants who say the practice leaves them feeling refreshed and re-energized.

Laughter yoga blends guided breathing exercises with playful laughter techniques, creating a lighthearted group experience. Participants gather at the community center to take part in the activity together.

Those who attend the sessions describe them as a welcomed boost, helping them shift gears as one month ends and another begins. The monthly schedule offers a consistent opportunity for residents to step away from daily routines and connect with others in a relaxed setting.

The South Portland Community Center hosts the events as part of its ongoing programming, which has increasingly featured activities aimed at holistic well-being and social connection.

As word spreads about the sessions, more curious residents are likely to find themselves laughing their way through a Friday evening — and walking out feeling a little lighter than when they walked in.

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