LAUGHTER really is the best medicine - and it's now available on prescription.
Trauma patients are being invited to free comedy sessions in a bid to boost their wellbeing.
Comedy lecturer and comedian Angie Belcher has worked with health experts to develop the new approach.
She said all the laughs come from “trauma, not the happy bits” to give people a new perspective.
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