Recent years have witnessed growing concern internationally in wellbeing and mental health across the legal community, a shift reflected in a host of initiatives, networks, reports and research studies.
Recent years have witnessed growing concern internationally in wellbeing and mental health across the legal community, a shift reflected in a host of initiatives, networks, reports and research studies.
Edited by Alex Davies - By Bree Buchanan; Emma Jones; Kate Dodd; Elizabeth Rimmer; Lubna Gem Arielle; Matt Dean; Kayleigh Leonie; Richard Collier; Paul Bennett and James Pereira
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Chapter 1: The lawyer wellbeing movement By Bree Buchanan chair ABA Commission Chapter 2: Emotional competence for wellbeing By Emma Jones senior lecturer University of Sheffield Law School Chapter 3: The Mindful Business Charter By Kate Dodd diversity and inclusion consultant Pinsent Masons LLP Chapter 4: Culture and practice of law - creating lasting change By Elizabeth Rimmer chief executive LawCare Chapter 5: Conversations that matter By Lubna Gem Arielle corporate facilitator and applied theatre practitioner Chapter 6: Creating psychological safety By Matt Dean byrne*dean Chapter 7: Junior lawyers and mental ill health By Kayleigh Leonie Trustee LawCare Chapter 8: Anxiety and junior lawyers By Richard Collier professor University of Newcastle Chapter 9: Supervising without stress By Paul Bennett Bennett Briegal Chapter 10: Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal and Courts approach to mental health By Paul Bennett Bennett Briegal Chapter 11: Having your cake and eating it - how enhanced wellbeing and excellent professional performance go hand-in-hand By James Pereira FTB Chambers
Chapter 1: The lawyer wellbeing movement By Bree Buchanan chair ABA Commission Chapter 2: Emotional competence for wellbeing By Emma Jones senior lecturer University of Sheffield Law School Chapter 3: The Mindful Business Charter By Kate Dodd diversity and inclusion consultant Pinsent Masons LLP Chapter 4: Culture and practice of law - creating lasting change By Elizabeth Rimmer chief executive LawCare Chapter 5: Conversations that matter By Lubna Gem Arielle corporate facilitator and applied theatre practitioner Chapter 6: Creating psychological safety By Matt Dean byrne*dean Chapter 7: Junior lawyers and mental ill health By Kayleigh Leonie Trustee LawCare Chapter 8: Anxiety and junior lawyers By Richard Collier professor University of Newcastle Chapter 9: Supervising without stress By Paul Bennett Bennett Briegal Chapter 10: Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal and Courts approach to mental health By Paul Bennett Bennett Briegal Chapter 11: Having your cake and eating it - how enhanced wellbeing and excellent professional performance go hand-in-hand By James Pereira FTB Chambers
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