You could see it on people’s faces. By the end, everyone looked transformed. There were smiles in their eyes as they walked out.

“An experience you won’t want to miss!” It was my first Laugh Bath—and it won’t be my last! Truly uplifting and unique. If you need a mood boost, this is the one.

“It was amazing—my cheeks hurt from laughing so hard.” We hosted the very first Laugh Bath at Vitality Village tonight, and I honestly didn’t know what to expect. What happened was magic. It was like laughter mixed with unknown inside jokes between total strangers. One person would start giggling—and it would ripple through the room like you were 15 again with your best friend, unable to stop. It blended personal deep inner work with real self-care through laughter. I literally felt all the heaviness shed from my body. It’s appropriate for anyone. You can lie down, sit, stand—and you’ll still leave feeling tremendous. Especially after a stressful day like I had.

“Great event last night!” I’ve already told all my friends. I’ll definitely do this again. Thank you!!

“A completely different experience.” It was fun, relaxing, and it reduced my chronic pain. My mind felt reset and clear.

“The laughter was contagious and freeing!” I didn’t know what to expect, but once we started—I was in. It was pure release.

“Lighter, brighter, and surprisingly uplifted.” This wasn’t forced laughter—it was a guided energetic shift. The laugh techniques started awkward, but became real and contagious. It felt safe, natural, and surprisingly deep. I even learned tools I now use when I’m stressed. Laughter is seriously high-frequency medicine.

“My stress dropped from an 8 to a 2.” I walked in tense and unsure. Within minutes, Craig had the room laughing—and suddenly I was 12 again at a sleepover, losing it with my best friend. My whole body smiled. By the end, I felt light, alive, and it carried through the rest of the week. It was freakin’ fantastic.

“I came home lighter, not irritated.” Thanks, Ange, for a fun experience! I usually come home edgy after a long day. Not this time.