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May 6, 2024

WELL-BEING WEEK IN LAW 2024 – DAY 1 BE WELL: PHYSICAL WELL-BEING

Day 1: Stay Strong - Physical Well-Being Striving for regular activity, good diet and nutrition, enough sleep, and recovery. Limiting addictive substances and seeking help for physical health when needed. By Lauren Shurson and Patty Beck, MWL Legal Athletes Affinity Group – LCL appreciates this collaboration. If you’re feeling like you’re too busy to make time for physical activity, … [Read more...]

Article by lcl / Mental Health, Well-Being

February 27, 2024

When Clients Want to Manage their Lawyers’ Expectations

Setting reasonable boundaries for yourself and clients is a well-being tool. Often when lawyers talk about managing client expectations, the conversation is about communicating to the client when to reasonably expect a response from the lawyer. Helping the client understand that the lawyer can’t always immediately respond keeps the client well-informed, happy, and well-served--which is just good … [Read more...]

Article by Judith Rush / Well-Being

October 26, 2023

Advancing Access and Equity: October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM)*

When she was ABA President, Paulette Brown spearheaded an implicit bias initiative and said, Implicit bias can be and is manifested toward those who suffer from mental health issues, depression, anxiety, and substance problems in our profession. Let’s review the data from the often-cited 2016 ABA/Hazelden study on mental health concerns: a fifth of lawyers drink in unhealthy ways, and 28% percent … [Read more...]

Article by Joan Bibelhausen / Diversity & Inclusion, Mental Health, Uncategorized, Well-Being

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