Humor Camps are being scheduled all over the U.S. Venues selected determine target markets and the camp registration limits. Camps typically are limited to between 60 and 100 campers to allow campers to interact directly with Humor professionals who serve as “camp staff.”

Humor Camp – Midwest, July 15-18, 2027, in Vincennes, Indiana – in conjunction with the Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy. Some sessions will specifically address 3 tracks: Educators, Healthcare and Mental Health Professionals and Leaders, e.g., corporate, agency, community, etc. Attendance limit: 80. Express your interest – Click Here

October 14-17, 2027, in Sarasota, Florida – in collaboration with Sunshine from Darkness, and integrating learning through The Ringling Museum and Learning Center. Some sessions will specifically address 3 tracks: Nurses & Care Providers, Mental Health Professionals, and Leaders, e.g., corporate, agency, community, etc. Express your interest – Click Here. 

Why Attend Humor Camp?

• To Laugh – To Learn – To Connect – To Earn (CEU’s, that is) – To Lead yourself (and others) toward using Humor with greater understanding, increased confidence, safety, precision and lasting impact as we strive toward creating a better world.
• Why now?  In today’s disconnected and all too often impersonal world, Humor Camp joyfully delivers an in-person, face-to-face and very human learning experience.
• Humor is highly underrated! It is an innate human tool that has a long-standing history of bringing humans together in unique and profound ways. For sure, Humor is fun. But its value to the world requires a level of understanding that only a concentrated exploration – such as Humor Camp – can provide!
• Humor Camps joyfully deliver in-person, face-to-face and very human learning experiences.
• THE WORLD NEEDS US TO UNDERSTAND HOW HUMOR CAN HELP OUR WORLD … ONE HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP AT A TIME!

Who Should Attend Humor Camp?

• Every human who ever interacts with other humans
• Humor Camps will benefit persons who want to bring lightness to others they meet throughout their day.
• Nurses, educators/teachers, caregivers, therapists, counselors, and other professionals and practitioners serving such areas as hospitality, health care, mental health, human resources, faith communities, prevention, rehabilitation and recovery.
• Also, persons wanting to strengthen their personal relationships, such as related to their marriage/partnership, as a parent, or living with or caring for elders.
• Leaders and decision-makers in workplaces, agencies, communities and families who want to better-understand how Humor can help them help others to cope, communicate and connect in meaningful ways.