Here are all the posts tagged with "stress".
How do men reconcile work and family lives? Richard Collier Professor of Law at Newcastle University says there has been a striking silence around one topic in the gender equality discussion – the precise role of men and the relationship between men's lives and gender equality.
Warning: this blog contains disturbing and graphic content about paedophilia and child abuse.
Elizabeth Rimmer, CEO of LawCare, discusses the suicide prevention focus of this year’s World Mental Health Day and signs to look out for in your colleagues.
We have spoken to a contributor to our Women in Leadership in Law report, who has outlined her experiences of sexual harassment in her career as a solicitor. She wishes to remain anonymous.
Richard Collier is a Professor of Law at Newcastle University and has recently received funding from the Leverhulme Trust and Anxiety UK to research wellbeing in the legal profession.
Caroline Marlow, psychologist, explains that if you work in child protection, criminal, family, human rights, or immigration law, you will probably be regularly exposed to the trauma of others.
Is using 'young' and 'junior' lawyer interchangeably in the workplace adding to the issues facing junior lawyers?
Kayleigh Leonie looks at the results of the Junior Lawyers Division resilience and wellbeing survey and asks: Is your organisation doing enough to support the resilience and wellbeing of its employees?
Yes - I am also guilty of waking up in the middle of the night and refreshing my work emails - the shame!
There’s one big thing that’s killing our ability to focus and give our work the attention it requires: digital distraction — the overwhelming bombardment of text messages, emails, pop-ups, news feeds, and updates from which it is almost impossible to hide.
In the third instalment on emotional health for solicitors, Julian Hall takes a look at the relationship between emotional resilience and self-esteem.
As part of Mental Health Awareness Week, Karen Jackson discusses how stress affects the mind and body and considers ways for law firms to manage the issue.
In the second installment on emotional health for solicitors, Julian Hall takes a look at the behaviours that undermine our sense of wellbeing.
Julian Hall takes a look at the key personal qualities that help us navigate stress and provides some tips on developing emotional resilience.
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