Therapeutic clowning is gaining traction as a surprising avenue for self-discovery and healing, attracting individuals not concerned with performance but personal growth.
According to Alicia Gonzalez, the essence of therapeutic clowning lies in its ability to foster genuine human connections, rather than simply entertaining through humor and gags.
Holly Stoppit notes the transformation in the therapeutic clowning landscape, highlighting the rising number of workshops that focus on emotional release and personal development.
The playfulness of therapeutic clowning is recognized as a potent remedy against stress, contributing to overall physical and psychological wellbeing.
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