Improv Improves the workplace
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Take Pam's tour of our professional development and workplace wellness programs ... and she shares info on how you might be able to get your event for free
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"Pam clearly reads her audience well, and had of team of skeptics not only laughing and participating, but also actively using the principles of the workshop within hours of her departure...I have never participated in a workshop that was so thoroughly applicable to our daily life, work, and relationships. The return on investment was clear immediately."
-Meghan Lynch, CEO, Six-Point Creative
-Meghan Lynch, CEO, Six-Point Creative
Professional development
Workshops & Keynotes
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Workplace
Wellness & Wellbeing
training events
Happiness Coach Pam Victor presents evidence-based daily practices
to support your team's resilience, self-care, mindfulness, and positivity in just minutes a day,
plus the tools to make them a lifelong practice.
Interactive programs run from 30 minutes to 30 days!
Workplace wellness is tied to greater productivity, positive collaborations, innovation and creativity, better health, more effective conflict resolution, and so much more. In a 2010 study, Harvard researchers concluded that, on average, for every dollar spent on employee wellness, medical costs fall $3.27 and absenteeism costs drop $2.73. This is a 6-to-1 return on investment!
to support your team's resilience, self-care, mindfulness, and positivity in just minutes a day,
plus the tools to make them a lifelong practice.
Interactive programs run from 30 minutes to 30 days!
Workplace wellness is tied to greater productivity, positive collaborations, innovation and creativity, better health, more effective conflict resolution, and so much more. In a 2010 study, Harvard researchers concluded that, on average, for every dollar spent on employee wellness, medical costs fall $3.27 and absenteeism costs drop $2.73. This is a 6-to-1 return on investment!
Wellness & Wellbeing Programs
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Remote or In-Person Interactive Event
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Head of Happiness Pam Victor
about Your facilitator & Happiness coach
Pam Victor wears a lot of hats: professional improviser, facilitator, happiness coach, author, teacher, and the Head of Happiness (aka founder and president) of Happier Valley Comedy, the first improv theater in Western Massachusetts. In service to HVC’s mission to bring more laughter, joy, and ease to the world, Pam directs the three branches of the company: the comedy training center, regular shows, and the professional development and workplace wellness and wellbeing programs, which use improv training exercises to build foundational training skills, such as communication, collaboration, creativity, and happiness.
Pam is a recipient of the 2019 New England Public Radio Arts & Humanities Award and a TEDx speaker. She is the author of “Baj and the Word Launcher: A Space-Aged Asperger Adventure in Communication” a children’s book that uses sci-fi to teach social and communication skills. Along with legendary improvisers TJ Jagodowski and Dave Pasquesi, Pam is the co-author of “Improvisation at the Speed of Life: The TJ & Dave Book.” A graduate of Smith College with a Master’s in Education from Iona College, Pam has received improv training from iO Theater (Chicago), Annoyance Theatre (Chicago), ImprovBoston, and from Second City teachers. Pam is a nice person, and she likes you already.
Pam is a recipient of the 2019 New England Public Radio Arts & Humanities Award and a TEDx speaker. She is the author of “Baj and the Word Launcher: A Space-Aged Asperger Adventure in Communication” a children’s book that uses sci-fi to teach social and communication skills. Along with legendary improvisers TJ Jagodowski and Dave Pasquesi, Pam is the co-author of “Improvisation at the Speed of Life: The TJ & Dave Book.” A graduate of Smith College with a Master’s in Education from Iona College, Pam has received improv training from iO Theater (Chicago), Annoyance Theatre (Chicago), ImprovBoston, and from Second City teachers. Pam is a nice person, and she likes you already.
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