Tips for responding to a crisis constructively
Suggestions for responding constructively when major crises or conflicts affect people we know – either in our own community or across the world
Suggestions for responding constructively when major crises or conflicts affect people we know – either in our own community or across the world
An app is never a substitute for real help from a human professional – experts share some traps to avoid
The President of the Law Society of NSW hosts a panel of experts to discuss how lawyers and practice leaders can deal effectively with workplace…
A study of 1.2 million people has revealed the number one exercise for improving mental health.
Lawyers are more likely to have anxiety, depression and other mental health issues than the general population.
Jon Davies likes to call himself Chief Energy Officer in an organisation of young people working to promote positive conversations about mental health with young…
LSJ is launching a new podcast to shine light on dark issues that remain somewhat taboo topics of discussion among lawyers.
Studies have shown lawyers are more than three times as likely as the general population to be problem drinkers.
Spending time among trees can offer humans access to the company of other living things like nothing else can.
Many lawyers will relate to Talitha Cummins’ story. The former Channel Seven newsreader graced Australian screens for 16 years, but behind the shiny façade she…
Law firms can keep the R U OK? conversation to support mental health support going throughout the year.
Picking up the early signs of burnout can avert a crisis from which it can take years to recover.
As head of the Butterfly Foundation, Christine Morgan uses her legal skills to advocate for better services, research and knowledge of mental illnesses.