That’s so wrong: moral injury vs vicarious trauma
Moral injury is a real danger to many legal practioners and is sometimes confused with vicarious trauma, but each affects people in different ways.
How quiet quitting is taking hold in law
The demands of the profession make lawyers particularly susceptible to the social media-driven phenomenon.
Is there such a thing as the perfect alarm tone?
With the return to office work – and no longer being able to roll out of bed and straight into a Zoom meeting – many…
Adding another string to his bow
Thomas Jones joined the legal profession after years of working in the United States as a professional violinist, and now he’s recruiting for other musicians.
Riding the TikTok boom
Lawyer Jahan Kalantar started creating social media videos as a way to stave off boredom during lockdown. Now more than 81,000 virtual friends are glued…
Comfort viewing
In an uncertain world, rewatching your favourite TV shows may help to relieve stress and improve your mental health and wellbeing.
Worried sick
Some anxiety about your health during the pandemic is normal and expected. But spending too much time focusing on how you’re feeling can be a…
Can a stressful job give you a heart attack?
Some stress at work is normal but too much can be dangerous for your heart.
Nailing a new punchline
Comedian Alice Fraser tests her jokes on live audiences. Why? As she explains throwing half-baked one-liners at a lone person is a terrible way to…
Your time to shine
Whether you’re a morning lark with late calls or a night owl expected at early meetings, a busy career often means you need to work…
Racing towards a career in law
Rohan Browning made his Olympic debut on the 100m track in Tokyo, clocking the second-fastest time an Australian has ever run. However, the sprinter and…