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Compeer Sarasota advocates for humor's impact on health at annual luncheon

The 5th annual luncheon was held Feb. 4 at Michael's On East.

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Compeer Sarasota's 5th annual luncheon talked about humor's impact on mental health Feb. 4 at Michael's On East.

The luncheon drew in more than 200 guests to hear from speaker Joel Schwartz, a psychologist, author and humorist, about humor's ability to benefit people's mental health and wellness. The event also honored Jennifer and Matthew Archangeli for their work with Compeer Sarasota.  

 

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Harry Sayer

Harry Sayer is the Black Tie editor for the Observer. He is a graduate of the University of Central Florida and previously worked Black Tie for the Observer newspaper in Winter Park and Maitland. You can catch him at one of Sarasota's fundraisers and shindigs.

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